Brief Introduction to Video-32

During the early part of this video and before Dr. Thomas Cowan begins to put forth his commentary concerning the COVID-19 situation, he mentions a couple of resources that he reccommends to those who are watching his presentation. One of the items he recommends is theinfectiousmyth.com web site of David Crowe, a Canadian biologist and IT specialist who passed away just a few weeks ago. Because David passed away, I don't know how long the web site will remain viable, and, therefore, I would advise people to visit the web site while it is still up. There are a lot of good articles and audios available at that web site ... in fact, several of the articles that David has written are accessible through the PDF section of the menu page for the present section of my web site.

Another resource mentioned by Dr. Cowan is a book by Torsten Englebrecht and Claus Kohnlein, namely, Virus Mania: Asian Flu (H5N1), Cervical Cancer (HPV), SARS, BSE, Hepatitis C, AIDS, Polio -- How The Medical Industry Continually Invents Epidemics, Making Million Dollar Profits At Our Expense. This book is very hard to get. In fact, Amazon indicates that the book is not available, and I am not sure whether this means that the book is no longer in print or that its unavailability has something to do with the wave of censorship that is sweeping the Internet in which anything that challenges the vaccine, pharmaceutical, or medical industries is being wiped clean so that the public cannot have access to such materials. Nevertheless, if one is willing to undertake a web search, the book is available in a PDF edition on the Internet. A friend of mine who is a medical doctor has also recommended this same book to me and says it is one of the best works he has read which authoritatively and effectively exposes some of what is going on -- and has gone on -- within the world of medicine and vaccines.

In any event, the video by Dr. Cowan provides a very good overview for some of the issues that surround the COVID-19 crisis including: Koch's postulates, PCR testing, and, as well, he also explores questions such as: What is a virus and how does one prove that a virus exists? The video gets a little fuzzy (visually) in places (may have something to do with the way light is entering the room), but the audio is strong and clear throughout the presentation.

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