Dr. Derek Knauss had been unable to isolate Covid in 1500 samples of what was supposedly Covid, and instead found only influenza A & B. He reached out to the CDC and requested isolated samples of Covid, but the CDC said that they had none. He is now leading the charge to sue the CDC for fraud.
Let’s hope that this suit can result in the lifting of the insane Covid restrictions which the tyrants in government have been so fond of during the past two years.
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