The damn covid came from snake venom and they killed the man that discovered it Bing Lu.
They have lied to everything in covid and PURPOSELY set up the hospital protocol to kill millions of ppl with the remdesivir.

Watch the Stew Peters expose, it burns them to the ground just fookn wait til all these ppl find out their family members were murdered.

This man tied it all together.
The evil house is falling down now!

https://rumble.com/v10miez-world-premiere-watch-the-water.html

I would suggest some critical thinking and caution. We honestly don't know all of the answers here.

There's a lot of water out there. Think of all of the snake venom needed to poison people all over the world. There's more to this story than we know.

Dr. Ardis did not, IMO, tie all of this up. There are now more questions than answers (see my timeline).

Be anons. Dig.

True but there are a lot of doctors out there saying this same thing about the protocols killing ppl that could be cured easily.
I guess we will see. I usually give evey thing the 48hr rule.
He seems to tie it together pretty well tho.
Seems he has put some time into checking it out, idk.

I'm not only speaking of the treatments, but the origins. This topic is complex, and I understand the medical terminology and issues. I too have put time into checking all of this out.

No one wants an authority figure to be wrong. But they are quite regularly, especially when there are so many lies about the topic.

Dr. Ardis made many good points and connections. What he is saying just does not explain everything, IMHO.

Of course you can ask!

Aside from everything outlined on my timeline/posts, there are many questions unanswered as far as C19 goes. What was C19? Most people agree that it was manmade. Okay, then what was it made of? Was there an HIV insert? Did it attach to ACE2 receptors, and was that the cause of organ damage?

https://www.proteinatlas.org/ENSG00000130234-ACE2/tissue

For example, Dr Ardis talks about this enzyme yet doesn't name it. Why not?

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5495423/

sPLA2-IIA is a nonspecific marker, not unlike erythrocyte sedimentation rate. That can show that an inflammatory or bacterial process is underway but is not specific to, say, staph bacteria or the sepsis staph can cause. And is snake venom an inhibitor of C19 or a cause? That isn't stated either.

Was this interview meant to clarify this situation? If anything, it muddied the waters even more. Was that the intent? We don't have enough answers yet.