Topic: Koch S Postulates

The segment concludes with the claim that no government or university has proof of the virus's existence according to traditional microbiology standards like Koch's postulates. Dr. Kaufman and Ramola D. cite the work of Christine Massey and Torsten Engelbrecht, asserting that genomic sequences are merely computer-generated constructs rather than evidence of a physical virus.

Dr. Derek Knaus and a team of scientists from seven universities, including Stanford and Cornell, reportedly found no viable COVID-19 samples in 1,500 positive tests. The study claims the samples were actually Influenza A and B, leading to a lawsuit against the CDC for fraud. The segment asserts that the viral genome has never been fully isolated or purified, suggesting the pandemic is based on short RNA fragments rather than a unique virus.

Dr. Derek Knauss, a clinical lab scientist, claims that 1,500 positive COVID-19 samples were actually Influenza A and B. He asserts that no lab has successfully isolated and purified the COVID-19 virus in its entirety. Seven universities are reportedly suing the CDC for fraud, alleging the virus is "fictitious" and used to rebrand the flu.