kbi (@kbi)

If viruses don't exist, what about the poliovirus? Well, before the 1900's polio wasn't even mentioned as a human problem. So what changed? It's an interesting coincidence that DDT began being sprayed on people around that time, and the spinal lesions which DDT causes in animals were the same ailment found in polio cases. Why were they spraying humans? The propaganda was that mosquitos were spreading polio. And when after spraying, more cases developed, they blamed it on “a more virulent strain of poliovirus”. The propaganda was, “Let us spray you with the cure.” More cases followed. Why does this sound familiar? Oh, yeah, the Covid-19 vaccines. Coincidentally, the countries where polio began to disappear were the same countries that began banning DDT. Keep in mind that DDT has a half-life of 10 to 20 years and is passed on through milk, among other things--so even after it is banned, rising health issues persist for quite a long time. Coincidentally, polio still persists in countries that still use DDT. When asked about this, the propaganda is that it is due to lower vaccination rates in those countries. So, has a poliovirus ever been isolated? Nope. For the full show notes and references, see the great work of: https://drsambailey.com/resources/videos/corruption-and-medicine/the-ongoing-cover-up-of-ddt/