Dr. Mark Bailey: A Farewell to Virology
Do You Want to Review Each Chapter with Me?
Source: https://drsambailey.com/a-farewell-to-virology-expert-edition/
This link is making the rounds in several of my Telegram groups.
You can access the entire 67-page PDF document, available in several languages, by Dr. Mark Bailey here:
https://drsambailey.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/A-FAREWELL-TO-VIROLOGY-Expert-Edition-V1.2.pdf
Here are a few of the first pages, including the interesting Table of Contents and Abstract. I hope it spurs you (us) on to decide whether you believe in viruses.
Or at least it will open the door and provide you with what I believe is found here: a good background of knowledge and evidence to formulate a basis of whether or not viruses exist.
If you prefer videos, here's my article on the accompanying video that goes over the main premises. It also serves as an introduction:
A Farewell to Virology
What are your thoughts on this Abstract?
Virology invented the virology model.
A viral particle.
Three parts:
a. History and failures.
b. Fraud to propagate.
c. Maintenance of the illusion.
Whether the aim of the essay is met.
Are you interested in going over each chapter and having a discussion?
I would only do this in a very civilized manner, outing people who simply want to argue and not stay on topic. This would be a process where we go step-by-step and then derive our conclusions at the end.
What This is NOT
If you already believe in “no viruses”, this isn't for you. If you already believe in “viruses”, this is not for you, either. After all, you have already formulated your opinion.
What This IS
If you are honestly “not sure” whether or not viruses exist, this is for you.
Why I Am Doing This
The reason why I want to do this is because I am willing to learn, and I like to keep my eyes and ears open to at least LISTEN to this argument in what I feel is an objective paper.
And I will tell you that this is where I am right now. Let me state it for you very simply:
I don't know whether or not viruses “exist”.
I hope you allow me that freedom. After all, I am not expected to know everything. So we would be on this journey together.
More Insight: Quotations
The Goal
The goal isn't just to decide whether or not you believe in viruses. It may take more than one resource, require additional time, or trigger more questions than answers.
The goal is to learn more together, expand our horizons, and stick together as much as possible by creating more community here.
If so, I am willing to first discuss this abstract with you here, and when we are ready to move on, we'll go to subsequent chapters.
That means that we could theoretically go over the whole thing in a few days, or over a few weeks. Of course, if we went too fast for you, then you could always come back and proceed at your own pace:)
Hapoy Weekend! Give thanks to God in all things, and enjoy your family first!
In response to an Email inqiury Dr marica grossegesse from Robert Koch Institute Berlin responded 'we purified SARS particles by density gradient. However, just from the cell culture derived virus, as you wrote. The Challenge with purifiying sars from patient samples is that you won't get a visible band'. Quotation from 'a farewell to virology' by Dr Mark Bailey, page 13-14.
I would now like to urgently categorise the quote from this employee of the leading virological institute in Germany.
Ms Grossegesse says that no detectable particles corresponding to the characterisation of viruses can be obtained directly from patient samples that have been sorted, grouped and separated using a density band by centrifigation.
The virus particles they are looking for only appear when they are helped to show themselves by the addition of foreign genetic material and chemicals, also known as cell culture.
Virology can hardly plausibly explain why the viruses, which are supposedly contained billions of times in the patient's swab sample all the time and have recently multiplied there (although according to the textbook of virology they are actually considered dead matter, without their own metabolism), then become temporarily invisible and undetectable after removal from the patient, but then reappear from the cell culture.
It is assumed that monkey kidney cells and foetal bovine blood plus chemicals correspond most closely to the normal environment of viruses that have just thrived in humans and can suddenly survive on surfaces and in aerosols even without host cells, but immediately lose their robustness as soon as they feel observed and then have to be painstakingly and bizarrely baited.
Analogy: unicorns exist, duplicate themselves asexually, but disappear in the presence of humans. This is why hoof prints exist without being visible, and with the right bait and a computer we will be able to prove it.
Impressive undertaking by an amazingly cogent and introspective doctor! You’re the best!