Viral Misconceptions - Presentation on The True Nature of Viruses Jeff G., Researcher & Alternative Nutrition

The silly video report segment from the alleged fourth discovery of 'space junk' in NWS, Australia. So, they go through all the trouble to send out reporters and a film crew to a farm in the NSW Snowy Mountains to professionally reenact this alleged discovery with this farmer coming across some “space junk” while spreading out hay to feed his cattle. That would be quite the commitment and undertaking if this was just some simple farmer without any media- and camera training. Instead, he fits the part and really know how to act, and the first thing he mentions, to make it sound credible, was that he was feeding the cows at 11 a.m. Mentioning details like the time is important, especially since the script is coded and ‘11’ being the first master number in Freemasonry. That little hint tells us that he is a crisis actor, a government paid actor. As the reenactment continues, the camera man is on his knees, getting a perfect frame of the alleged space junk and the farmer getting out of his tractor. Again, a lot of effort. Also notice that the ‘space junk’ hardly bends the grass. No sign of impact from an object falling and crashing at a high speed whatsoever, still we have had stories in the past of small objects getting loose and falling from airplanes that demolished houses… This is actually a theme with all the four alleged discoveries. None of the photos or video footage shows any sign of impact. It’s like they just took some prop garbage and put it gently down on the ground before reporting on it. Oh wait, that is actually exactly what they did. Actually, this is so much effort for such a small piece of alarmist-news that the whole set might just be a green screen and filmed at their studios. That is how fake it all seems. Then the actor says, with bubbling laughter, that they “googled it.” Yeah, sure. I bet that Nasa and SpaceX have online catalogues of all their parts and their serial numbers available – and a hotline for reporting missing space junk. Actually, when I googled “41/t1 53025-50” I got no matches at all, same for only “41/T1.” And when googling only “53025-50,” I got a hit for a frickin’ face mask. That famer must be some skilled ‘googler,’ or they just made it up to mock us... To read the rest, full breakdown here: https://bartoll.se/2022/08/space-junk-hoax-nsw/