I stopped reading when you started arguing that viruses don't exist.
Why? Have you even bothered to examine the science and history behind virology, allowing you to have even a remotely sufficient knowledge base to dismiss it so nonchalantly?
You're obviously confident in your position. You should therefore have absolutely no trouble demonstrating their existence and providing the source/original scientific paper that show the existence of a fully purified isolation, and characterization of the whole viral particle under electron microscopy from such a sample, for: SARS-Cov-2, HIV, Polio, Hepatitis C, the various Influenza strains, etc. Good luck!
you obviously don't know what a plaque assay is, can you look it up then please explain what you see there?
This method was used first for phages (see below). You're putting what you assume are viral particles into a medium that is already under stress (and potentially contaminated) and then measuring the damage to the cells. And you're surprised cells become damaged in this arrangement when a mysterious concoction is added to it? Then when coming to image the sample, under electron microscopy, again it is damaged further during that method of preparation. This is all again subservient to the fact that the 'viral sample' added may not be what it is believed to be. If it has been generated through the cell line culture method, which it will have been because the virus is never isolated directly in the first place, then you are adding unknowns (proteins, cell debris, etc) into the medium.
Only with phages is the plaque method relevant, because phages have been isolated and purified correctly;
A bacteriophage is assumed to be a type of bacteria virus. Assumed being the operative word - it is a scientific theory, not a fact. Phages are a world apart from the supposed infectious viral particles we're talking about in relation to CV19. For one thing, phages
have been isolated in purified samples and
have been fully characterized under electron microscopy. Phages are also part of the historical genesis of the pathogenic viral infection theory. The assumption that phages are bacteria viruses was then transferred in concept to the notion there are viruses that infect human cells too. Phages are part and parcel of the bacterial world and life-cycle, for transport of information (and genesis), in the much the same way exosomes are carriers of information between human cells - exosomes are what are commonly mistakenly identified as viral particles in electron microscopy in unpurified isolates.
It is simply our projection, our assumption, that there is a war going on under the microscope with 'evil invaders'. It makes for a good story, and stories involving fear often have profitable outcomes for the purveyor. It is an industry that has taken nature, bastardized it, then sold back the perverted and inverted results to us at cost. The history of western medicine is cringeworthy, and barbaric in many instances. It hasn't even been 100 years since the industry thought lobotomy was a great idea and awarded a Nobel prize for it (still not retracted).
Scurvy and beriberi were once thought to be infectious diseases. Turned out to be vitamin deficiencies.
The idea that western medicine is advanced is laughable. It's still in its infancy. Biology is incredibly complex and we've barely scratched the surface. To think we haven't made any mistakes is sheer arrogance.
I'm not interested in protracted debate with people who refuse to do some basic research and rely solely on blind faith in scientific institutions and dogmas. I came here to drop some information for perhaps the one or two individuals on this forum with open minds who might think twice before potentially damaging themselves with these vaccines. I left this forum in the first place because I assumed being amongst drug users I was in the presence of a higher percentage of open minds, and I then realized my assumption was incorrect.
Take the vaccine if it makes you feel better. If you believe doing so will ensure a return to normality, then unfortunately you are gravely mistaken, but that's a separate discussion entirely.
Good luck and take care all.