Let's Talk America: Dr. Bryan Ardis says people behind COVID-19 have been weaponizing venom peptides in medicines, "treatments"

Let's Talk America: Dr. Bryan Ardis says people behind COVID-19 have been weaponizing venom peptides in medicines, "treatments" – Brighteon.TV

By maryvillarealdw // 2022-04-22

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Governments around the world are aiming to cut down the population, and they have done so by poisoning everyone and making them sick through air, water or food. And according to Dr. Bryan Ardis, the people behind the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) have been weaponizing water with snake venom found in SARS-CoV-2 itself. In the April 15 episode of "Let's Talk America" on Brighteon.TV, guest host Sondra Martin Hicks spoke with Ardis about a previous interview with the Health Ranger Mike Adams where they discussed, among other things, the snake venom component of SARS-CoV-2. While most people think COVID-19 came from China, Ardis said it was actually made in America – with the gain-of-function research done at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Some of the weaponized venoms were sent to Wuhan, but some are apparently spread across the U.S. through the water system. "They've been poisoning us with fluoride in our water for years. It's not weird to think they might be poisoning us with water," Ardis said. People working with special operations admitted as much. An unnamed source told Ardis that he was able to sit with the whistleblower from Wuhan during her legislative hearings in Washington, D.C., and she said they released the gain-of-function weapons into communities around China. The Chinese citizens were not told about these weapons, they were experimental subjects, and then they bring in "antidotes" to "save them." And the delivery system, according to the source, was water. The weapon is frozen in water and cut up into ice and delivered to the communities for people to drink. They eventually get sick, and the government and Big Pharma save them with their antidotes. Ardis admitted that he didn't think of ice, but that it made sense for the bioweapons to be frozen. "I need everyone around the world to look through a lens of venom, and you can answer every damn question about COVID-19," he said. (Related: VenomTech company announces massive library of SNAKE VENOM peptides for pharmaceutical development; "nanocarriers" stabilize snake venom in WATER.)

Studies back up snake venom claims

Chinese scientists have long dismissed the bat theory because at the beginning of the COVID outbreak the type of bats that were the source of the alleged virus were hibernating. Moreover, when a genetic sequence testing was done on sick patients in Wuhan, it was found that their genetic sequence matched two types of snakes: the Chinese Krait and the King Cobra – not bats. A 2021 study connected the Chinese Krait and the King Cobra to the COVID-19 spike protein, which showed a "superantigen-like motif" in the S1 spike protein, as well as two other neurotoxin-like motifs that have peptide similarities to neurotoxins from these snakes. Ardis said hydroxychloroquine, which was used in the early stages of the pandemic, has been known to block nicotine receptors in the brainstem from being injured by cobra and viper venom. He also noted that remdesivir, the drug that medical and media establishments have approved for human use against COVID, looks shockingly similar to snake venom when stored for medical use. (Related: Covid vaccines are like deadly snake VENOM and the CDC functions as the ultimate snake oil "salesman.") In summary, Ardis claimed: "They are using Krait venom and Cobra venom, calling it COVID-19. You’re drinking it; it’s getting into your brainstem and it's paralyzing your diaphragm's ability to breathe." Follow Pandemic.news for more updates related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Watch below the April 15 episode of "Let's Talk America" with guest host Sondra Martin and Dr. Bryan Ardis. Catch new episodes of "Let's Talk America" on weekdays at 1-3 p.m. on Brighteon.TV.

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Studies back up snake venom claims

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