Something Good from Mercola Today

Are my old ideas becoming mainstream?

Mercola occasionally publishes good stuff. Today, one of his guest writers, Sally Fallon Morell, published the following:

https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2024/05/16/lies-against-raw-milk.aspx

At first, it looks like the author is reverting to beating the dead horse of raw milk, which is next to impossible to acquire in most places, but the article becomes more relevant, when it starts to discuss the lies about the “bird flu.”

Amazingly, Sally seems to be making an about-face for Mercola himself regarding viral trasmission theory, when she ventures into saying that

As for all the studies you can find in a PubMed search claiming "isolation" of a virus, not one of them shows the true isolation of a virus, any virus, from the fluids (phlegm, blood, urine, lung fluids, etc) of any animal, bird or human.⁹

The truth is that "viruses" serve as the whipping boy for environmental toxins, and in the confinement animal system, there are lots of them — hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, methane and ammonia from excrement, for example.¹⁰ Then there are toxins in the feed, such as arsenic added to chicken feed, and mycotoxins, tropane and β-carboline alkaloids in soybean meal.¹¹

She is not as enterprising as I have been from the beginning of my stack and deny the existence of pathogenic viruses, but at least announces that “‘viruses’ serve as the whipping boy for environmental toxins,” and to his credit, he places “viruses” between quotation marks. The author of his article seems close to quoting me by saying,

By blaming nonexistent viruses, agriculture officials can avoid stepping on any big industry toes...

What I have been observing for years, seems to be hitting the mainstream: Madicine, in the last 100 year or so, have been regularly and creatively inventing illnesses (the “flu” is one of them) to cover up for toxins and EMF/ELF produced by companies owned by the same moneyed interests as the ones that control madical training and sick-care. My first such article is from June 6, 2022:

A year later, I published a little collection of the most common mythical health conditions:

Sally excels at pointing out the lies about bird flu virus in milk, and shows four lies about it: “HPAI Virus in the Milk of Sick Cows,” “the Presence of HPAI Through Testing,” the test is fraudulent, and “The 'Virus' Is Highly Pathogenic,” but his fourth objection, “You Can Get Avian Fly From Drinking Raw Milk, but Pasteurized Milk Is Safe,” opens up a can of worms, because pasturization, while not needed for milk from healthy cows, might be essential to prevent illness from puss in the milk from sick cows. And one more thing: invented illnesses, obviously, are NOT limited to placing the blame on “viruses.”