to match up to the A2 receptor, which would make this more virulence.

But the fact remains that inside the virus, inside the little suction cup

ball, is just a piece of genetic material, RNA, ribonucleic acid or DNA, deoxy ribonucleic

acid, and all genetic material does is code for a protein. So a virus is a unique form of life because it doesn't exhibit any of the

characteristics of life that a plant or an animal will, but yet it still can reproduce itself.

It's 100% chemical, but it can still reproduce itself.

And that's all the virus does is that it attacks a cell,

it injects its genetic material, and it takes over the cell's protein

synthesis factory to make copies of itself.

And that's how it infects you and creates enough virus in your

body what they call the viral load where you eventually get sick and you're going

to be sick until your immune system can overcome the invasion.

Now, we're seeing 80% of people that have been tested are either asymptomatic or so mildly symptomatic they didn't even

know they had this so this is not a deadly virus but this kind of response would be justified

if they took a highly lethal virus like the H5N1 virus, the avian virus that's now attacking China,

there's also an outbreak right now in the in the Chinese chicken farms of H5N1 that has a 60%

fatality rate If you put that genetic material into this highly contagious coronavirus shell,

that would be a game changer. That would be weaponizing the H5.

Exactly. It would be exactly like what the age five. Exactly.

It would be exactly like what the Soviets tried to do in the 80s when they tried putting

Ebola into the smallpox virus because smallpox is highly contagious.

Right.

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