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I think it's a human problem, but with off-planet technology.

So all this technology, I mean, I think, you know, this world's supposed to have bacterial structures.

And on this planet, there's plenty of herbs, take care of bacterias and everything else.

But if you look at, let me just, I want to pull this up because it's really important.

So what's happened is gain of function, you know, over the last, like, you know, since the 1940s, they've started to develop

helical bacterial structures which goes into pathogenic structures, which is, which is basically

a parasite, you know, and they're very robust, very difficult to get rid of, and then they

developed another gain of function called stealth pathogens, which are things

like Borrelia, HIVAs, Agent Orange.

So that was, you know, if we have a look at, it's just interesting to look at the dates.

So if you look at the dates, Agent Orange was developed first in 65 by, you can all imagine who, you know, but gain a function.

So, and they've been doing this for a while.

Then they moved it on to Lyme disease, which was first identified in 1975, again, gain a function.

It is different.

Agent Orange is different than Lyme disease.

It affects the body differently, you know, where agent, Orange is different than Lyme disease. It affects the body differently.

You know, where agent nervous system, Lyme disease, yes, does affect the nervous system, but it's also

full of a lot of neurotoxins, you know, damage the brain, you get brain fog. Things start breaking

down like your teeth and, you know, your liver gets overloaded. Buted but these things you know do get into the

liver and create like scar tissue and biofilm and then HIV AIDS identified in 1981 again

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