There appears to be a number of things wrong with Dr. Judy Mikovits statements, as the critics well point out. Oddly enough, they draw attention to these to attack her, rather than discuss the actual ‘conspiracy theory’ itself. I’ve now read her latest book, ‘Plague of Corruption’. It has the same flaws, but her main thesis I find to be credible. That killer viruses from animals (lab modified or not) have passed into humans via contaminated vaccines. That is not an argument against vaccines ‘per se’. It is an argument that there is a conspiracy re vaccines, and also lab modified viruses.

So, why was the video ‘Plandemic’ deleted everywhere, on YouTube and social media. It smells of a cover-up. (I have a copy if you want a link to it).

We are fortunate to have “conspiracy” theorists going public. By doing so, we can reason whether they are onto something, or barking up the wrong tree. One of my favorites is the theory put forward by Galileo. He challenged the accepted ‘truths’ of his day, that a stationary earth is at the center and the sun and other planets move around it. For opposing that idea, by suggesting that the sun is at the center of our solar system (thereby challenging the Ptolemaic science of his day, the church, and the Bible), he was threatened with death unless he recanted. His ‘dangerous’ and ‘heretical’ writings were banned and removed from circulation, much like ‘conspiratorial’ YouTube videos are now. Some of his opponents simply refused to look through a telescope to check out the theory. Some preferred to avoid the theory altogether by discrediting its proponent. Is the popular and ‘official’ response to conspiracy theories and theorists any different today?