Covid is a common cold. So what's causing the kidney failure?
Channel: Kelley Eidem
Date: 2020-05-15

A certain word will be disguised as Five Gee because YouTube buries references to it in connection with a certain type of cold infection.

We are being sold a bill of goods. Covid is a common cold. But when is the last time you heard of anyone getting serious toe or foot discoloration from a cold? They blame this common cold for that. Likewise what cold causes skin rashes?? None.

And what cold causes diarrhea or DRY lungs? No cold I've ever heard of. These unanswered questions should lead us to realize there is something going on which is so much more dangerous than a cold.

Meanwhile, the Agenda Makers realized you wouldn't buy into their scare tactics if they called this virus a cold. So they changed the name to some spooky word, and by dong that they have successfully scared people into staying home.

The symptoms I've mentioned are all common to 'FiveGEE' pulsed waves. We get pulsed waves from FourGee, WiFi, and the rest. Texas provides a great example. In the last two weeks they have had a spike in deaths that have been blamed on this cold. It makes no sense because Texas gets warm this time of year. May is not flu season!! So what is going on? And why is it that in a New York state hospital system are nearly 4 in ten hospitalized patients suffering from kidney failure?!?! What cold does that?

The diseases and deaths that FiveGEE cause are not weather related. What we can fully expect is that as more people return to work and other activities, more FiveGee and WiFi will be used, and people will get sick as a result. 

Their illnesses will be blamed on contagion if we don't share this information. They will say, "See we need to stay in doors and businesses need to stay closed," blaming a virus. Viruses are just one of the illnesses that Five Gee promotes. Some of them will kill us.

And so we'll be chased back home, none the wiser while continuing to get sick.

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