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Igor Chudov's avatar

One of the main reasons I paused posting on my blog is my embarrassment with the sphere I found myself in, including the insane authors, dishonesty and more. I felt like the truth was drowning in the torrent of lying, attention-seeking, and money-grift.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

I am glad to see you reply. And you know what Igor?

The other day I started thinking - how many people DO I know whose honesty I would vouch for?

It was a very very short list, but your name was on it. :)

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Laura Garcia's avatar

Substack, at first seemed a place where one could ask questions and share information. These days, it feels like a platform for grifting off the challenges we face with repeating themes and no solutions. Just another social media platform for virtue signaling and outrage.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

Our stasis, our lack of progress is not a coincidence, it is by design. We haven't moved one inch in almost 6 years.

I have a solution though. I will not only deliver a full explanatory framework filling countless gaps in the narrative, but I will also be taking action, both via legal means through partners I am working with, but also via experimental research that I am investing every dime into.

You'll just need some patience. I have just picked myself up from the ground after the systematic psychological war that was waged on me and have since invested 3k hours into research. It is just now ripe for me to report on it, but I am not a very talented writer, so try to bear with me here.

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Dr Mike Yeadon's avatar

I don’t know who this author is. They fraudulently added my name as coauthor, which I have removed.

I haven’t even read it. I’m busy.

Thanks,

Mike

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

Oh Mike, Mikey, old chap, I am so happy to see you here.

I thought I'd never hear from you again, after I told you yesterday, that you are going to pay for helping to cover up 30 million murders.

This was right after you told me: There are no viruses, actually addressing me with my first name.

It was right before you deleted our entire chat.

You know, I keep backups of Telegram chats, Mike. You've known me since 2021. You've seen my picture every week throughout 2025, in the same chat window as the messages you exchanged with me.

Saying you don't who I am was really dumb. And honestly: I really didn't think you were THAT stupid.

You can't lie your cowardly ass out of this. You have blood on your hands. The blood of 30 million innocent people, you dirty motherfucker.

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Roger's avatar

As a Rancourt fanboy, do you have any comments on the critique of his analysis?

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

Funny huh? You'd think he'd be busy clearing up these 30 million murders, but apparently he has more important stuff on his plate now. Like counting dollar bills maybe.

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Tim West's avatar

Can you explain how you think Mike covered up 30 million murders?

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

If people just started using their minds instead of listening to antivax superstars from Pfizer, Blackrock, US politics or big tech, we wouldn't find ourselves in this conundrum.

Too many chiefs... Not enough Indians

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

I was hoping it would become clear just by reading this article. If you want the detailed version you'll either have to be patient or write me a pm so I can explain in more detail in a call.

If you can wait or don't want to hear the long version in a call, I'll just say this:

There have been a little over 25mio excess deaths between 2020 and 2023.

Only 5 million are explained by the mysterious infectious disease COVID-19, if you understand it as such, but we don't have the faintest clue where this virus suddenly came from, so even those 5 million deaths are waiting to be explained - if you understand that pandemics don't just "pop up out of nowhere".

Almost the entire "resistance movement" has been lead to believe, the assessment of Prof. Rancourt was reliable. Mike was one of the loudest voices in that respect. Rancourt supplies an explanation for 17 out of those 20 million excess deaths. Once you realize that these claims are not only unfounded, but that highly influential background actors are pumping money into this narrative, you won't be able to avoid asking yourself:

What are they hiding?

I informed Mike about Rancourt's deception 4 months ago. Have you seen him correct his mistakes?

There is more about Mike that is deeply unsettling, in terms of his finances and who he's offered money to in the past, but I am not gonna go down that road. He's full of shit and I'll repeat that in front of any judge if I have to, but that's all people really need to know.

I just want to sensitize vaccine critics - which I still belong to - to the explanatory gap this revelation leaves behind, so we can focus on understanding what really happened and on the legal battles that lie ahead of us. And there will be plenty of those.

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PB_64's avatar

Judging by the immediate move to foul ad-hominem attack, I'd suggest that this is the work of 77th Brigade.

I haven't read it either.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

You fanboys are never gonna listen to facts or cold logic, so I won't waste my time on explaining to you how criticizing him for covering up the cause of 30 mio. deaths is not an ad hominem attack and neither is calling him a dirty motherfucker for it.

Calling you fanboy - which you are - THAT is an ad hominem attack. So fuck off, fanboy.

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henjin's avatar

Last year David Allen published a paper where he employed the same trick. He got a positive correlation across regions of Australia between excess deaths and vaccine doses administered, but he didn't adjust either variable for population size. When I adjusted both variables for population size, the correlation became negative: https://sars2.net/rootclaim2.html#David_Allens_correlation_between_excess_deaths_and_vaccine_doses_across_Australian_regions.

Nicolas Hulscher keeps promoting Allen's paper, even though he has been informed of the error multiple times by me and Peter Hegarty: https://x.com/search?q=(from%3Ahenjin256+OR+from%3Apeterhegarty17)+%40nichulscher+allen&f=live.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

I would say, these people have really earned themselves their spot in the network.

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henjin's avatar

Peter Hegarty brought up a good point on Twitter (https://x.com/PeterHegarty17/status/1938592363598725222):

> I recall seeing graphs like this in the first paper of theirs I reviewed, the one that looked at EM in 17 Southern Hemisphere and tropical countries. I assume the context for the above graph is similar. The central hypothesis of Rancourt et al in all these papers is that *all* post-rollout EM is due to the vaccines. Their argument for this mostly centers around purported temporal correlations between rates of vax uptake and rates of EM. In the paper I reviewed, graphs like this one were made in order to estimate the "dose fatality rate" *assuming* their central hypothesis was true, rather than as evidence in and of themselves *for* this hypothesis. Hence, it's not the same situation as with Allen's paper. Admittedly, I recall that when I first read their paper, it took me a while to realize they weren't claiming such graphs were themselves part of the evidence *for* their hypothesis, and that they could have been much clearer.

Rancourt's Figure 52 was included in a section titled "Calculated risk of death per injection from COVID-19 vaccines", where the authors calculated a global vDFR value as a median of the vDFR values in various countries. So perhaps the purpose of Figure 52 was to demonstrate how much variation there was in vDFR between countries, or which countries were outliers in terms of vDFR.

However Rancourt et al. also wrote: "For all the time periods in Figure 52 (and Figure 53), the correlations are generally strong (r ≥ 0.60) or very strong (r ≥ 0.80), and the intercepts are zero within error, which implies proportionality. The excess all-cause mortality in these time periods is proportional to the number of COVID-19 vaccine injections given." But they didn't make it clear enough that the high correlation was due to a lack of adjustment for population size.

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henjin's avatar

Rancourt derived his figure of 17 million vaccine deaths by assuming that all excess deaths after the vaccine rollout were due to the vaccines. People still promote his figure, even though in a paper he published last December, he now said that there were not necessarily too many deaths that were directly caused by vaccines, which is incompatible with his earlier assumption that all excess deaths were due to the vaccines. In the paper he wrote the following (https://correlation-canada.org/respiratory-epidemics-without-viral-transmission/):

> In the high-quality databases for the USA, there is a close match between the weekly reported COVID-19 mortality and weekly excess all-cause mortality, in the Covid period (2020-2022), including prior to and during the vaccine rollouts (CDC, 2023).

> To the degree that COVID-19 death assignation represents a serious respiratory condition at death, and given the intricate weekly temporal matching of the reported COVID-19 mortality and excess all-cause mortality for up to 3 years in the USA data, this represents strong evidence that respiratory infections were dominantly (virtually entirely) associated with the excess all-cause mortality.

> [...]

> Recently, Rancourt et al. (in preparation) analysed national mortality data in one country in which COVID-19 vaccination status was known at death, including the history of COVID-19 vaccinations, in a case in which the country exhibited rapid vaccine rollouts strongly temporally associated with observed surges in excess all-cause mortality. They found that relevant peaks in excess all-cause mortality associated with booster rollouts could not preferentially be assigned to booster-vaccinated individuals (and also that the vaccine had no detectable survival benefit).

> This means that the COVID-19 vaccination primary cause described in Section 3.3.5 did not produce a measurable increase in excess all-cause mortality in this country, which in turn means that sharp peaks in excess all-cause mortality which are temporally associated with rapid vaccine rollouts need not imply that COVID-19 vaccination is a primary cause of death. Rather, it seems that (as pervasive as they are) such temporal associations between mortality peaks and rapid vaccine rollouts are due to the primary cause described in Section 3.3.6 of campaigns and measures associated in time and place with COVID-19 vaccine rollouts. Although non-conclusive in general, this is consistent with the fact that the vaccine toxicity causing death inferred from populationwide adverse-effect monitoring is usually too small to be detected directly in populationwide (e.g., national) cause-independent all-cause mortality, as per analyses of USA VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System) data (Hickey and Rancourt, 2022).

> This would mean that the lethality of medical measures imposed during the Covid period and during vaccine rollouts is much greater than generally acknowledged, and much greater than the known (VAERS, autopsies, etc.) vaccine toxicity itself.

After I pointed out to Rancourt that his new view seems to have been incompatible with his earlier estimate of 17 million vaccine deaths, he published a Substack post where he said that his figure of 17 million still stands, but there were rather millions people who were killed indirectly by measures associated with vaccination, like "more aggressive or extreme immobilization and isolation enforcement during the vaccine rollout", "psychological stress of being coerced into re-vaccination", "disrupted patient care schedule", or "transmitted stress of the attendants": https://sars2.net/nopandemic.html#Figure_of_17_million_vaccine_deaths_in_view_of_Rancourts_later_opinion_about_excess_deaths_in_2024. It seemed like he was jumping through hoops to try to reconcile his conflicting statements.

When Rancourt wrote about "national mortality data in one country in which COVID-19 vaccination status was known at death", I think he was talking about the Czech record-level data. I offered to help him review his manuscript in case he meant the Czech dataset, because I'm probably the world's leading expert on the Czech data, but he didn't reply to me.

In the Czech Republic, the rollout of the first booster dose roughly coincided with a spike in deaths in November to December 2021 if you look at all ages aggregated together. But if you split out the data by age group, the deaths peaked about a month after the booster rollout in ages 80+ but about a month before the booster rollout in ages 40-59: https://sars2.net/czech.html#Daily_deaths_and_vaccine_doses_by_age_group.

Age-stratified data exposes a major weakness in Rancourt's approach of temporally correlating spikes in deaths with periods when a new vaccine dose was rolled out. Rancourt's southern-hemisphere paper also included age-startified plots for Chile and Peru, which showed date on the x-axis and deaths and new vaccine doses on the y-axis. You could easily see that the deaths peaked around the same time in all age groups, even though new vaccine doses were rolled out earlier to older age groups and later to younger age groups.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

"When Rancourt wrote about "national mortality data in one country in which COVID-19 vaccination status was known at death", I think he was talking about the Czech record-level data. I offered to help him review his manuscript in case he meant the Czech dataset, because I'm probably the world's leading expert on the Czech data, but he didn't reply to me."

Exactly. I tried contacting both him and Steve Kirsch for an eternity.

Neither ever reacted. We are out of their league in terms of moral integrity. They can't control us and they know it, so their job is to steer clear of us, unless told otherwise.

Russ Wolfinger was told otherwise sometime in 2023, so Mark could get me off his back, then later Steve was instructed to contact me and give me that "sense of accomplishment", so I'd finally let go.

If it hadn't been for that call, they might've succeeded.

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damon mcclure's avatar

"But if you split out the data by age group, the deaths peaked about a month after the booster rollout in ages"

"You could easily see that the deaths peaked around the same time in all age groups, even though new vaccine doses were rolled out earlier to older age groups and later to younger age groups."

By boosters you mean 3rd injection?

What is your explanation for the all cause mortality?

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

Radiation exposure. I'm working on a literature list showing that. There is no doubt whatsoever, that WiFi, Bluetooth Low Energy, Starlink and 6GHz antennas are killers.

Virions are an attempt of our body to prepare us and other members of our species for environmental stressors, by encoding the pathomechanisms of the stressors in their proteome.

Vaccines DID provide some protection from radiation, but the virus is more efficient, in terms of health cost vs. degree of protection.

Lockdowns prevented or at least delayed infections, which I think is the reason why it looks like people in the most vaccinated regions had better chances of survival.

If it weren't for the lockdowns, net vaccine harm would manifest in population data.

It's mind bending, I know. :)

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Nuala Norris's avatar

Waiting to hear more. In the meantime, thank you🙂

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

It's gonna be really exciting stuff. Not just criminologically, but scientifically exciting.

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Ulf Lorré's avatar

Fabian, the sentence attributed to me: "...firmly convinced that electromagnetic waves have no impact on health" is not an accurate representation of my opinion.

It should read: Various harmful effects of electromagnetic waves are well researched, but that does not mean they are inherently or always harmful.

Please correct your article accordingly.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

I'll end this here btw. The questions I am asking were rhetorical. I am surprised I even took the time for that, because you have been detrimental to my productivity long enough.

It is like George Bush Jr said: "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice... Well if you get fooled you can't get fooled again."

So bye bye, completely shutting you out of my life. I can only warn people to associate with you professionally.

@ readers: If he recommends you spend your last money on a 3k EUR oscilloscope, when you all want to do is extract hydrofluoric acid from cell phone emissions with a wet scrubber, don't listen to him. But I guess that's obvious. ;)

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

Well that is a long stretch from what you told me, but I'll correct the article to give people a more accurate picture of what happened, without alleging lack of knowledge about the dangers of novel EMI patterns on your end:

"who through his expertise as an electrical engineer seemed to be offering me help in my latest studies, but in retrospect gave me information and advice, that led me further off course. It was only when I cut my ties to him that I managed to connect the dots.

[corrected from: an electrical engineer claiming to be firmly convinced that electromagnetic waves have no impact on health]"

This is what happened. I have no idea why you did it, but if you are indeed aware of the health impact that electromagnetical waves can have on animal organisms, then this begs the following questions:

1. Why did you never leak this information to me, when I was stumbling around blindfolded?

2. Why did you never consider that EMI (5G? SpaceX? BT LE vulnerabilities?) is the reason for the decline in fertility, when all you had as evidence to blame vaccines were spotty coincidences, especially considering your lack of knowledge on pharmacology on one hand and your expertise an electrical engineering on the other?

3. Why did you repeatedly assist in misrepresenting the German mortality data with your focus on the annual ACM figures, failing to highlight the remarkable event towards the end of 2020, that largely determined the degree of excess mortality in 2021, which was falling into a time where barely anyone was vaccinated?

Also, with fertility still in decline as of 2025, don't you think it's time to make it clear that your assessment to misrepresent vaccines as the most likely cause for the fertility decline was more likely than not wrong and that a persistent novel noxious influence is much more likely to be the culprit?

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Shelagh Anne Shackleton's avatar

So I think the argument is a bit more nuanced than that .Not claiming to be a brilliant mathematician, I was sent to Maths tutoring after school every week and Maths camps during school holidays, in the vain hope that something would stick.

But yes the number of doses given correlating with the rise in excess mortality ,seems simply a common sense measure of harm or lethality.

If I gave the general population ,of any country a hundred ,a thousand ,a million ,or ten million doses of 1 ml normal saline injections over the course of a year ,I would expect to see no correlation with excess deaths.

Because normal saline is harmless.

But say I gave the population of any country, a hundred ,a thousand , a million, or ten million doses /injections

of penicillin , knowing that about 10% of the population is allergic to penicillin, I would expect to see a rise in excess deaths ,corresponding to the number of doses received by the general population ,who were forced to accept the penicillin regardless of whether they had a known allergy to penicillin or not.

Think it over. It may be a new concept for you. Here is a therapeutic which has saved and continues to save millions of lives .But 10 % of the population should not receive it least they go into irrecoverable anaphylactic shock and die.

Unfortunately it's the same with most therapeutics.

There will be a proportion of the population ,for whom the therapeutic is lethal.

With all due respect ,your graphs make no sense.

Your graphs ,make no sense.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

So you come here to expose yourself as

1. either a chaos agent

2. or unforgivably stupid

as well.

Thank you.

The time were the likes of you managed to unsettle me are over, Shelagh. The time when the likes of you, Rancourt and Mike Yeadon pay up is coming. You can't stop the truth from becoming common knowledge.

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Shelagh Anne Shackleton's avatar

I must be over the target if all you can offer is ad hominem attacks.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

Wtf are you babbling there? I don't care what neurological flaw drives you, stupidity, greed, trauma, fear.. ED50 has nothing to do with this. So please just piss off and go fool the morons who listen to you.

I'm gonna explain what happened to people and you are not gonna be able to stop it.

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henjin's avatar

Last year a video of animated plots from Rancourt's southern hemisphere paper went viral. The video had a watermark for Frontline Health, and it was narrated by Dan Skorbach who is the host of the Frontline Health show on Epoch TV: https://x.com/denisrancourt/status/1758503759653585165. An article from 2013 said that Skorbach had been a practicioner of Falun Gong for five years: https://en.minghui.org/html/articles/2013/8/28/141725.html.

Falun Gong's leader Li Hongzhi proclaimed himself as the Lord Buddha of the Universe (宇宙主佛) who was several times higher than Buddha and Jesus. He claims that humans were taught to develop technology by disembodied souls of aliens, so that humans will eventually build clones which can be inhabited by alien souls, and then the aliens will trick humans into outlawing natural reproduction, so that only clones that are inhabited by alien souls will be left on the earth: https://time.com/archive/6954898/interview-with-li-hongzhi-2/. It's similar to the Scientologist belief that humans are possessed by the souls of aliens, which were trapped on the Earth when Xenu's prisoner transport crashed into a volcano.

Sun Myung Moon, Li Hongzhi, and Miles Guo all moved from an East Asian country to New York to run their cult. And even though all cults have primarily targeted East Asian countries, they have also operated a multilingual media empire which has produced conspiracy content aimed at a western audience.

Last year I found a Chinese-language infographic which quoted Mike Yeadon promoting Rancourt's figure of 17 million deaths. It was tweeted 4 seconds apart by two different Guo bots, which both had a Spanish flag in their display name and which both posted in a mixture of Chinese and Spanish: https://sars2.net/bot2.html#Bots_that_have_promoted_Mike_Yeadon.

There were 6 tweets returned when I searched for `lang:ko denis rancourt`: https://x.com/search?q=lang%3Ako+rancourt&f=live. Three of them were posted by accounts called "Raelian Amor" and "Raelian yes", which promote the Raelian UFO cult that has many similarities to Falun Gong. Raelianism and Falun Gong are promoted by similar Twitter bots which also post content from the controlled MFM. And both of their emblems even feature a swastika, like the emblem of the Theosophical Society.

One of the Korean tweets about Rancourt was a quote tweet of a tweet by sophiadahl1, who posted a video where Yeadon talked about Rancourt: https://x.com/amor8156/status/1736637927072186715. The sophiadahl1 account portrays a Norwegian lady, but I think it's a bot. It often retweets random tweets in languages like Turkish or Portuguese. It promotes junk conspiracies like flat earth. It has posted a video where Reiner Füllmich said that viruses are fake at least three times, where the text of each tweet was nearly identical, but each time there was a different set of errors introduced to the text, so the text looked like it was humanized by some AI procedure which introduced random errors to the text: https://sars2.net/bot2.html#sophiadahl1_and_mariusknulst.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

I see you are a real weasle like me. I love it. Thanks for this. I'll look into the links.

What's crystal clear to me at this point, is that technology is the culprit in these deaths and that the virus is a mere reaction by our bodies. Not a doubt in my mind about that.

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henjin's avatar

Look at your 2020 GISAID dataset... If the virus is produced by the body, then why did the bodies of people all over the world start producing viruses with the B.1.1 mutations from late February 2020 onwards, but not earlier? Were people all over the world linked by some morphogenetic field, which caused them to receive instructions to start producing the G28881A, G28882A, and G28883C mutations?

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

Because the noxious agents virus particles are prepping our immune systems for must have changed. There were three major noxious agent that might have relevance. I'm trying to address these questions via data analysis, but I'm not optimistic that'll work out for various reasons.

Please be patient, until I've laid my entire hypothesis. Like I said to Geoff: We need to zoom out and look at the historical situation through the lens of systems biology to make sense of virology and the events accompanied by pandemics.

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henjin's avatar

Why would the noxious agent have consistently resulted in the combination of G28881A+G28882A+G28883C to be produced all over the world? There's about 1e14 ways to choose a set of 3 nucleotide changes in a 29903-base genome.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

And a final reply, because that was a bit chaotic:

1. KR mutations => enhanced inflammation (IL-6, IFN)

2. IL-6/IFN => activate transcription factors like NF‑κB, IRFs, STATs

3. These factors recruit HATs (e.g., p300/CBP), chromatin remodelers, and modify histones

4. Epigenetic marks laid down = active chromatin states (e.g., H3K27ac, H3K4me3) at pro-inflammatory loci

5. This leads to persistent activation of innate immune programs, and potentially to:

- Epigenetic memory (as seen in trained immunity)

- Immune exhaustion (if hyperactivation is sustained)

- Host system-level rewiring (metabolic, inflammatory, repair pathways)

==> KR mutations could "sculpt" our epigenome, not just randomly, but as part of a function survival-oriented adaption.

Could these apparent pathogenic adaptions really be serving us?

For the virus to be understood as a signal amplifier, that elicits a meaningful biological precondition, the environmental stressor would have to be worse than the virus.

This would make the virus a secondary messenger - the messenger of a noxious agent that is indirectly encoded in the viral genome because it was felt by the host or another member of his species that synthesized the virus in response to the stressor.

SO WHAT COULD THIS STRESSOR BE???

Why did I acquire pseudo-asthma in 2020 and why did that pseudo-asthma suddenly disappear in 2024?

Why did my memory suffer so badly? I never had COVID, I never got vaccinated.

Why - even as my own cognitive skills were so badly inhibited - did I feel like I was walking through a postapocylyptic zombie landscape (i.e. why was everyone so fucking stupid)?

What happened to us?

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

Because viral evolution isn't really evolution, but a deterministic process? Cause nature is just that fucking perfect.

Didn't I ask you to be patient or give me a call instead? I really didn't intend to discuss this in the comment section... This is pretty stupid, but what the hell.

If you take all nucleated human cells that reside in living individuals, you arrive at roughly 2.4 octillion virions that could potentially be produced per day (2.4×10²⁷).

Of course, our cells have enough on their plate — and producing virions for purposes such as secretion to infect others is not something they waste energy on unless absolutely necessary. But since you're invoking orders of magnitude...

These 1e14 pathways you mention aren't equally likely — I'm sure you're aware of that. It's not a flat random distribution. Rather, the chances are constrained not only by thermodynamic principles but also by highly regulated, energy-dependent mechanisms within the host cell.

I mean, where do you think virions come from? They are perfectly adapted to the situation, to our needs.

Anyway, this is as far as I’ll take this.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

Here's another try to address your question. I'm not a geneticist, but I can give it a shot:

=> G28881A + G28882A cause R203K (arginine to lysine)

=> G28883C causes G204R (glycine to arginine)

Together, the RG motif (R203–G204) in the SR region of the N protein becomes the KR sequence when all three are present, right?

Correct me if I am wrong.

This article (https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.ppat.101062727) found higher replication rates in KR sequence variants. This gives those mutations an advantage over other mutations.

=> Enhanced phosphorylation of the N-protein

=> Changes interaction with countless human proteins

This article (http://doi.org/10.1186/s13073-023-01208-0) finds elevated pro-inflammatory and interferon-stimulated genes => Inflammation enhancement.

So at this point it's become clear, that these mutations enhanced viral fitness and altered pathogenicity and immune responses.

According to this article (http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/s41579-022-00841-7) KR motifs enhanced IL‑6 expression via NF‑κB activation. I think it was the 2nd article that found increased transcription rates of interferon-stimulated gene (ISG).

So what I am wondering is: Do these changes affect epigenetic pathways in any way?

And indeed, NF‑κB signaling...

=> recruits histone acetyltransferases (HATs) and releases histone deacetylases (HDACs), enhancing transcription at inflammatory loci.

Also, High IL‑6 and IFN levels...

=> lead to transcription factor binding and recruitment of chromatin remodelers, shifting promoter/enhancer epigenetic states. Chromatin remodeling at ISGs could lead to persistent immune activation.

=> According to yet another article (https://doi.org/10.3390/pathogens14020129) IFN-induced epigenetic marks can alter ACE2 methylation/histone status.

=> The increased immunometabolic stress could further cause changes in histone acetylation via altered acetyl-CoA availability

As I've pointed out, others have established what survival advantage the virus gains from these mutations. More interestingly, we've now linked adapations our organisms goes through upon infections with the respective variants to the KR mutations.

Maybe if you are into this kinda stuff you could find specific ChIP‑seq or ATAC‑seq datasets to find persistent epigenetic locus changes?

Mutations can happen by chance, but that's not what makes them visible. They only become visible in population studies when they offer an advantage. Without a noxious agent that these epigenetic changes prime us against, the virus would only be serving itself. I give too much credit to evolution theory, to believe that to be possible. Viral particles aren't under the same evolutionary pressure as their hosts, as my hypothesis says they can be synthesized de novo. They're not a form of life, but tools life used to make life possible.

So are what are these changes protecting us from? You'd think that people like Russ Wolfinger would've found answers to this question by now, but he alas he too is busy trying to tell us, how many people the vaccines killed. Figures ;)

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

Oh and if you don't want to be patient, feel free to contact me via pm and we'll have a call. Maybe you can contribute so I can refine the hypothesis. So far, I'm getting very promising feedback. Anyone enthusiastic about natural sciences is gonna love this I think.

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damon mcclure's avatar

Not to intrude in a private conversation but are you implying that JJ Coueys infectious clones has merit?

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

I gather it is about whether or not SARS-CoV-2 is infectious enough to cause an epidemic?

Well according to my hypothesis, which I will present in time, no virus is capable of causing a pandemic, unless the stressor it primes our immune systems for is present everywhere. I assume virions encode the stressors indirectly through the pathomechanisms their own proteome triggers.

This would protect our epigenome from receiving "useless virions" from other members of our species.

For this to ring true, symptom severity (e.g. coughing/diarrhea/bleeding etc. => infectiousness) would have to increase strongly when infection with a virus coincides with exposure to the primary stressor.

The primary stressor in the case of SC2 is (quite obviously) radiation, with hyperinflammatory states following unspecific voltage-gated calcium channel activation.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

JJ Coueys infectious clones? I've never heard of that. I'll search for it.

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damon mcclure's avatar

I had asked Jikkyleaks and he said Coueys hypothesis had merit, at least until he was captured by his handlers.

Personally I have no money in the game besides a desire to understand. @henjin Personally I don't trust in the slightest as he has shown manipulative behaviours in the past and is too polished to be some cornfed country boy persona he tried to sell.

Obviously Geoff I support, he has a track record of doing the right thing at cost which counts far more then hero words

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Ulf Lorré's avatar

The main criticism is fundamentally unfounded. It's based on a single, cherry-picked diagram, from which the crucial left half has been omitted. The purpose of these double diagrams ignored. Rancourt does not conclude a causal connection between vaccinations and excess mortality from them. Rather, the author here blames him.

Furthermore, he pompously pretends that the added diagram "Excess deaths per capita" is something Rancourt should have included but didn't. In fact, this exact content is printed in Appendix I, as a table and broken down by time periods.

This entire article and the comments with its aggressive choice of words, perpetual ad hominem attacks and malicious omissions and reinterpretations, reeks of the tragic revenge campaign of an angry and frustrated person.

There is a lot of heat but little light. That's what engineers call bad efficiency. The content of the article is too flimsy to warrant any attention or significance.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

Oh my god Ulf. Finally you're showing your true colors. I wasn't wrong about you. Everyone with half a brain can see you for what you are now.

You disgust me and you will pay for what you did. Just like Mike and all the other spineless worms.

You can't hide the truth. History will remember you for your sins.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

You are either insane or malevolent. I know you aren't insane.

I am not going to be provoked by you. You have agitated and lied to me for too long. If you think I'm falling for this you are wrong.

I alternate between hate and pity for people like you. Right now the pity is much stronger.

Go write about it, like the others. You are all exposing yourselves. Your lies are becoming shriller. The end to peoples' confusion is coming soon, just like you and your IEEE buddies aren't confusing me anymore.

People will recognize the truth when they see it.

So, just go away. I have seen enough from you and am banning you now.

PS: No, I am not spending another minute on Rancourt. You had half a year to comment on it, but you decided not to. I am too busy assembling the literature you are so very scared of. Just like you are scared to tell people your real name or was that a lie, too? Ulf Lorré... You will get to see that list just a couple of articles down the road. Better to pull some money out of your investments.

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GeoffPainPhD's avatar

Albert mentioned this article, so I popped in to see how the discussion is going.

Key points from my perspective:

The Covid19 virus is a US designed Bioweapon

I was infected with it early in 2020 after a plane load of people arrived in Melbourne Airport from Wuhan

https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/first-detected-covid19-case-arrived

Drugs given to victims killed a large number of people whether they were jabbed or not.

Australia experienced a massive surge of cases and Deaths after external and internal borders were opened.

https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/australias-plan-to-deliberately-spread

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henjin's avatar

Last year Neil, Engler, and Fenton wrote: "The first explanation is not credible given that Victoria state in Australia suffered a covid peak in July - August 2020, yet the state next door, New South Wales, did not. For this to make sense we would have to believe viruses stop at borders or that the lockdowns and border restrictions are dramatically effective. Evidence to date is overwhelming that neither of these can be true. Where did this highly infectious virus go after 'landing' in Victoria in 2020?"

I used Spieker's GISAID data to trace the geographical migration of an Australian strain of SARS-CoV-2 that was common in New South Wales in August 2020: https://sars2.net/nopandemic.html#Neil_Engler_and_Fenton_The_puzzle_of_Australias_respiratory_mortality_season_2020.

It had a total of 15 SNVs from Wuhan-Hu-1. Its ancestor with 14 SNVs was found exclusively in NSW, but its ancestor with 13 SNVs was also found in Western Australia and Victoria. And ultimately it derived from a strain with 8 SNVs that was found exclusively in Victoria on GISAID. None of the ancestors with 8-14 mutations were found outside of Australia on GISAID, so you can see how Australia ended up developing its own local strains of the virus because it was isolated from other countries.

The following code selects submissions whose mutation set is a subset of the 15 mutations included in the NSW strain, and that have at least 7 shared mutations with the NSW strain. The first column shows the count of submissions with same combination of country, region, and mutation set, and the second column shows the number of SNVs from Wuhan-Hu-1:

curl -Ls sars2.net/f/gisaid2020.tsv.xz|xz -dc>gisaid2020.tsv

awk -F\\t 'NR==FNR{a[$0];next}!$19{n=0;split($12,b,",");for(i in b){if(b[i]in a)n++;else next}if(n>=7)o[n FS$6 FS$7 FS$12]++}END{for(i in o)print o[i]FS i}' <(tr , \\n<<<A1163T,C3037T,T7540C,C8950T,C14408T,G16647T,C18555T,C22480T,G22992A,G23401A,A23403G,G24764T,G28881A,G28882A,G28883C) gisaid2020.tsv|sort -rnk2

Jikkyleaks is a believer in J.J. Couey's clone theory, and he says that SARS-CoV-2 fails to transmit from person to person because it's a clone: https://x.com/Jikkyleaks/status/1847247739970523501, https://x.com/Jikkyleaks/status/1636868259617345536, https://x.com/Jikkyleaks/status/1839755738224439610, https://x.com/Jikkyleaks/status/1818605156159656383. He even came up with the #SprayGate hashtag inspired by JC's theory. When JC said the bad guys were "spraying" clones, it was never clear to me if the clones were being sprayed in spray bottles, the kind of trucks they had in Wuhan, or in chemtrails. But Jikky seems to think it's chemtrails: https://x.com/Jikkyleaks/status/1908816143915393150, https://x.com/Jikkyleaks/status/1888059464500265123.

However then was the chemtrail mixture modified over time to emulate the natural mutation of the virus in different geographic regions, so that different variants were added to the chemtrail mix in New South Wales and in Victoria? And every one or two weeks a new mutation was added to the mix that was sprayed in New South Wales?

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

Was it this one?

https://substack.com/@covdata/note/c-18223921

That fascinated me also when I was still busy with GISAID data. My explanations were wrong however, like almost everything else I thought was true.

Stop the chemtrail stuff. It's ridiculous. There is a much easier explanation for everything we saw and I promise to lay it out very soon.

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GeoffPainPhD's avatar

Arkmedic = Jikky also denies moon landings.

Wuhan airport with 19,000,000+ passenger movements per year is far more effective than the stupid "chemtrail spraying" Fifth Column fantasy.

JJ Couey denial of replicating US Bioweapon Virus that can be measured in exhaled breath is another diversion.

Virus mutation in Australia was tracked by full genomic sequencing, all sequences uploaded to GSAID.

New South Wales gave weekly reports with details.

Australia's border closure dates would be useful in creation of a timeline.

The lockdowns in Australia were extremely effective and breakouts were fully documented. The spread of the Virus occurred well before the mass testing was available.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

Our organisms do not produce "bioweapons".

There are better explanations when you look at it through the lens of systems biology. Once you stop clinging onto these ideas, things will become crystal clear.

This is our chance to end 200 years of confusion and with it an entire industry.

These ideas Jikky holds seem quite ridiculous to me as well btw. Let's see how he reacts when I've laid out my hypothesis which will be open to experimental research.

Hints: Ask yourself...

1) What is the consequence of a virus infection? What lasting changes can be observed?

2) In what historical contexts have novel viral particles been described?

3) What properties would a virus need to have a place in evolution theory?

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GeoffPainPhD's avatar

Ralph Baric and Pfizer funded colleagues weaponizing Dengue Fever Virus in North Carolina in 2022. They insert the Furin Cleavage Site that makes Covid19 so lethal.

https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/directed-evolution-gain-of-function

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

Can't read that. I can't even afford food with the experimental research projects I'm preparing.

I don't buy into viral engineering causing outbreaks. The idea is in stark conflict with evolution theory and evolution theory reigns supreme in my book.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

That's a nice story, but when you look closer and put it into historical context, you'll realize it makes little sense. I wonder why do you tell me this, Geoff. Are you worried I've come up with an entirely different explanation?

That shouldn't worry you, you should be looking forward to it.

It's a new perspective. One that might free us from this echo chamber of collective insanity that you are apparently a part of. Sorry, but I have to be frank.

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Gary Hawkins's avatar

Maybe it's time. You're born into a family that controls a large portion of the $101 trillion flowing on this planet every day. You see information, statistics on a large screen, sipping cognac on your $600 million yacht off Malta on a fine day in the Mediterranean. Like:

-- 55,,017 ships at sea (and growing) trying to keep up with our consumption, hauling fuel, food, Teslas and Vespas, iPhones and chemicals for factories.

-- We ate 11 million pounds of food per MINUTE in 2014. (HuffPost). Increasing. Over 90% of that lost out the other end.

-- 70% of fresh water goes for irrigation on ever-expanding farmlands.

-- 25,000 square miles of forest habitat were burned in Indonesia to plant palm oil trees due to heavy worldwide demand, for example.

-- 2050 end of fish stocks. 2080 end of gas. 2090 end of oil. True? Doesn't matter. It scares you.

You think to yourself, if only there were a way to get the mammal sterilization injections into humans to kindly, compassionately reduce baby count. An end to culling the herd on bloody battlefields. But saving planet Earth. They have a stellar track record for over 25 years in over 80 animal species. Except for the heavy menstrual bleeding. But at least the miscarriages are a useful feature.

This is really a message to those men, the architects, you're safe, guys, nobody cares, they can't even see the words Porcine Zona Pellucida and GonaCon, let alone look them up. We're an amazingly unintelligent life-form. But I think I get it, you want to do some good, in your important position, while here in this life, a legacy to consider. So here's my humble suggestion, think beyond this life too. Watch NDEs on youtube, you'll be convinced the other side is a pool of love. We're alive forever, countless lives, and what really counts?

It has always been a game of king-on-the-hill, right? And always deception it would appear. What if, larger than that, there's a bigger win, a higher hill.

What if you try honesty? Publish all the scary stats and offer gift cards for voluntary vasectomies. Men would step up to help you save the planet. No more covid-like scams needed, no fear campaigns, just say on TV, look guys, we have reason to be worried about this planet, will you join us in caring?

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Alan Richards's avatar

Fascinating. Three authors but written in the first person singular.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

You'll understand in time.

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Dr Mike Yeadon's avatar

I’m not an author. No idea why they added me.

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Nuala Norris's avatar

Ah. Glad I suspended judgement; but I was “had”, to a degree. Shudda known.

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Fabian Spieker's avatar

If you use the brain that God gave, you won't have to trust anyone. You can actually dissect the information that is presented and come to your own conclusion, without relying on the shiny degree of some ex Pfizer employee lol.

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