Vejon Health — Pretending That COVID Is Still a Horrific Problem

stock here, they have 153,000 subscribers, poor things. Dr Phillip McMillan blames it all on auto-immune responses, but then blames that on the COVID virus, and especially the Omicron which is quite weak.

It means that all the hospitals are going to be full….for the next 2 years, LOL, and this video is from 9 months ago. He actually says, this is going to become a storm surge of death, maybe we can keep it to 80 million deaths. “We really have to find solutions”

Here’s a summary of the COVID-related live chat, organized by themes and perspectives expressed by participants:
Supporters of Natural Immunity and Alternative Treatments

Many participants expressed confidence in natural immunity, especially for those who had contracted COVID-19 but remained unvaccinated. They mentioned that unvaccinated individuals may have stronger mucosal immunity and are less likely to experience reinfection.
Several commenters promoted alternative or preventative measures, such as vitamin D, zinc, quercetin, ivermectin, and povidone-iodine nasal spray.

Skepticism about Vaccines and COVID-19 Testing

There was significant skepticism regarding the effectiveness and safety of COVID-19 vaccines, with some users referring to them as "bio-weapons" or "experimental medical products."
Some participants argued that vaccines weaken natural immunity and increase susceptibility to reinfection.
Several users doubted the reliability of COVID-19 tests, mentioning "false positives" and expressing distrust toward PCR and lateral flow tests.

Speculation on COVID-19 Origins and Bioweapon Theory

A portion of the discussion centered around the theory that COVID-19 could be a bioweapon or the result of "gain of function" research, with some commenters pointing to certain scientists and officials.
Some participants believed that COVID-19 was either lab-made or manipulated to serve as a bioweapon, with a few suggesting that it was intentionally spread as part of a broader agenda.

Religious and Philosophical Reflections

Some participants incorporated religious and philosophical views, quoting Bible verses and suggesting that faith is essential in uncertain times.
There were also references to apocalyptic themes, with some attributing the pandemic to larger, morally-driven narratives about good and evil.

Frustration and Distrust of Official Narratives

Many users expressed frustration with mainstream media and health authorities, suggesting that information on COVID-19 and vaccines has been manipulated.
Participants discussed feeling isolated from family members who believe in the natural origin of COVID-19, highlighting a divide between those who trust official narratives and those who are skeptical.

Count of Types of Comments

Support for Natural Immunity/Alternative Treatments: 15 comments
Vaccine and Testing Skepticism: 20 comments
Bioweapon Theory: 12 comments
Religious and Philosophical: 5 comments
Frustration with Official Narratives: 10 comments

Overall, the chat reflects a high level of skepticism about COVID-19 vaccines, testing, and official narratives, with many advocating for alternative treatments and expressing concerns about a potential bioweapon origin. There was also a mix of religious and philosophical commentary, underscoring a distrust of mainstream institutions.