Venomous Attacks On The Venom Theory

Ever since Dr. Ardis dropped his snake venom theory on the world the attacks on him have escalated mercilessly. Chief among the attackers is Cliff High. He pounced on Ardis’ and Mike Adam’s suggestion that the venom proteins could be distributed via public water systems. That, I believe is a red herring. Ardis and Adams only suggested that as a possible method of distribution.

Some people immediately pounced on that idea as impossible owning to the chlorine and other chemicals present in public water treatment facilities. They claim the proteins could not survive the treatment process. If I have learned anything in the last two years it’s that anything is possible. The technology and influence the cabal has is breathtaking. I can’t rule out that there is a chemist somewhere who could design an encapsulation that could defeat your run of the mill water treatment plant.

Could distribution in city water supplies be done without anyone noticing it? I don’t put anything past these people. Money has a way of making people blind to nefarious activities.

But the issue is not about distribution so much as it is about the technology. I’m also convinced those who are married to germ theory have their panties in a knot over this. Without a virus to explain this covid hoax, none of their theories have any merit.

High even goes so far as to imply Ardis has some sort of evil agenda.

I’m not sure what Cliff thinks Ardis' agenda is here, or Stew Peters for that matter. Does he think they are secret cabal agents? And exactly what audience do you believe they are trying to appeal to, one that will buy their T-shirts? C'mon Cliff.

He complains about "credentialism," the idea that Ardis is not qualified to propose this theory because he a mere chiropractor. But, what the hell are High’s medical credentials to come to the conclusion that this is all nonsense?

Cliff thinks there is a virus. I've run into this reaction many times when I state my belief that germ theory is incorrect. Maybe that's what this is all about. Cliff can't let go of a theory that has been around for a couple of hundred years and still hasn't been proven. Shame on you Cliff. I know the idea that there is something floating around that can invade our bodies and make us sick is difficult to let go of, but to arbitrarily dismiss this venom idea before he examines it thoroughly is jumping the gun and it is not doing the inquiry into this genocide any favors. 

You can do  better than that Cliff.