It
did vanish. Don't try and massage history mate, the authorities themselves can't even deny it. e.g. From scientific american, in relation to USA rates;
Said it countless times, I haven't been ill since
before the pandemic. Then again, I'm in my 30's, eat very well and exercise, don't drink, and am not a complete fatbody like the majority of the population. And don't give me that guff about 'asymptomatic'. You go on to say;
And you don't think that doesn't apply to the authorities and the establishment itself? Do you want me list out some examples for you that prove unequivocally that is the case? Or how about just examples of the general background corruption that sees medical professionals and regular people doing and saying whatever is required just to make money.
'Asymptomatic' was pulled out of their fucking arse. It is a complete contradiction, especially in regards to the theory of how viruses supposedly work. You are either ill, or you're not, and if you're ill your body will clearly indicate that you're ill. You'll make light of people saying there is no virus, but then you are literally doing the flip side of that and saying that you can be ill without any actual demonstrable evidence that you are ill.
I don't really give a shit what people tell me they think is real. Consensus opinion doesn't amount to anything. People in the medieval era were convinced that certain physical and mental symptoms were the result of witchcraft and demons, without a shred of evidence, and to question that was no different than it is today with claims about unobservable viral particles causing physical symptoms. 99.9% of people working in the medical profession have never verified the methodology of virology for themselves, never actually seen a virus particle or seen one causing an infection. It is all implied and assumed based on
belief of a prevailing theory, that's all. Just because entire institutions have been built around this belief system does not give any weight to the actual truth of the matter.
Your position, the governments and medical profession broadly, is an appeal to emotion. Not one based on actual evidence. The statistics in conjunction with the facts about the methodology of virology, and the methodology of testing, completely shreds that appeal to emotion for those who are not financially hamstrung or wedded to these assumptive beliefs about covid.
Oh, and just for posterity and in case you have already forgotten; Boris Johnson and staff at No.10 were partying in
April 2020, the supposed peak of the first wave. They weren't wearing masks, they weren't distancing, they were drinking (probably drugging) and fucking, and as an insider revealed No.10 was basically an 'oasis of sanity' (I'm trying to find the exact quote but it appears to have been scrubbed from google). Do you want me to spell it out for you? If there was a supposedly deadly pathogen floating about that we weren't sure about, that would
never have happened.. the security services would have stepped in, lest the country get politically decapitated.