The Terrain Film - World Premiere

https://terrainthefilm.com/world-premiere/

https://terrainthefilm.com/

The live stream for me wasn't smooth, perhaps too many viewers?

It skipped a lot. In the meantime, found this interesting interview
that from the man who wrote Goodbye Germ Theory, well before
these others, including myself.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/NL68aBNeBHMe/

Okay as expected, found the "meat" of the Terrain Film, without all the filler they stack in front of it.

Filler-free Terrain Film Part 1:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/N6HcnsKl43y6/

While less professional, this video below gets straight to the point in only 19 minutes.

C0V!D-19 VIROLOGY FRAUD EXPLAINED IN 19 MINUTES BY SPACEBUSTERS

https://www.bitchute.com/video/h6c7aLpsuyFu/

There's a method of growing viruses in the lab that sounds pretty passive. No hostile chemicals or antibiotics from what I've read....but I could be wrong. Immortalized cell lines are grown in a dish and a virus sample is added. That's about the extent of the procedure as far as I can tell. Then any changes to the cells are scrutinized. These changes are called cytopathic effects and are quite noticeable and abnormal. There seems to be no other causes for these cell changes other than the introduced virus. They're not looking for DNA and there's no violent centrifugation....just changes in healthy living cell lines observed under a microscope.

If antibiotics and chemicals are added to kill off unwanted hitchhikers in the cell lines...to make it as pure as possible...then it would be easy to see if these chemicals were responsible for changes to the cells by simply not adding the virus. If cytopathic changes only occur after adding the virus then that speaks for itself.


....your turn LOL

Good to have a devils advocate here to keep everything in check.

"immortalized cells" typically are derived from cancer tissue.

However, if you can find the study, we can examine it here in detail.

I've looked at quite a large number of virology papers, since many
people decided early on in the Plan-demic to send 'proof' of the virus.
I also designed my own control experiment of sorts. The result
was, the antibiotics did the damage and the antidote (thought to be anti-viral)
substance tested was an anti-toxin to the antibiotic(s).

Looking at the methods section is where all of the flaws can be determined.

However, a new and scary trend has emerged in virology where they are starting
to remove the methods section entirely. Also, often I have to download them
separately, as it's almost purposely made difficult to obtain.

Beyond the antibiotics, they will either add Trypsin enzymes to evoke a "spike-effect"
and almost always add Bovine Calf Serum (or other animal serum), this contaminates
the sample so when they sequence it, they would be looking at monkey, cow, sheep
and or pig RNA.

You can always count on me to keep everybody on their toes lol. So I guess you can't get away without adding all these extraneous additives to cells by the looks of it. But you'd think that it would be an obvious concern to the scientists that these foreign components might have some kind of unnatural effect that could cloud the results. Surely you'd think that they must take that into account when doing their experiments. Surely!

Speaking of plant pathogens like that picked strawberry in the video covered in mold from bacteria breaking down dying cell components....there are plenty of other ailments healthy living plants get from air-travelled fungi and bacteria. Wheat rusts, blue mold on tobacco leaves, black knot on plum trees and even fungus on healthy growing strawberries are common.




Even way back in the 1800's ireland experienced a potato rot that led to a great famine. You can't blame modern-day chemical sprays and fertilizers back then.

You know, I've often wondered why germs are so impossible to accept. It's just a matter of size. Insects like caterpillars and termites kill trees. They are small in comparison to larger animals. So why can't even smaller things like bacteria and viruses and mold spores prey on other life forms as well?

It seems that in science, a classroom is taught certain assumptions that get repeated often enough that it's just assumed
it being a 'fact' has already been sorted out.

Or, a frequent finding is...."oh we do it like this because...that's how how we were taught to do it."

This is especially so in science because of how the funding sources and how the top down political structure goes.

Anthony Fauci is considered a "Gawd" when it comes to who gets what grant money, so toeing the line is the way
instead of allowing questions to be resolved.

The Baby Boomer generation were in an era when doctors were considered gawds, so all that has really been twisted
since corruption is the normal play. When they are drinking the Kool-aid for so long, many are not even aware they are
practicing a dogma.

There's no reward for challenging the status quo right or wrong.

So back to Strawberries....

Mold and fungus play an important role. Imagine if there is damage to the Strawberry stem, or something internal has
been corrupted, the fungus will rot away the problem, possibly leaving the rest of the plant intact.

In the human body, fungus or molds can "protect" against a worst toxin....so the trick is to eliminate the more
offensive toxin from within.

Part 2: TERRAIN THE FILM

https://www.bitchute.com/video/S9TxMHS0MK5N/

https://paradigmshift.uscreen.io/programs/episode-one-the-tragic-pseudoscience-of-sars-cov-2-sd-480p-87e956?categoryId=106852