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Laura Hayes's avatar

Thank you for writing and publishing this important article. We need to keep exposing that the emperor has no clothes…i.e. that a virus has never been isolated, nor been shown to cause illness or contagion…yet, “the experts” continue to claim that all 3 have been accomplished. And challenging “the experts” comes with a cost (no funding, no publication, no hiring, firing, censoring, public shaming, and more).

I will mention that I read and found Maready’s book “Crooked: Manmade Diseases Explained” excellent and important. Yet, he had inaccuracies regarding the mercury that is still in vaccines. Mercury facts are critically important, not only because of the damage that mercury causes by itself, but also because of the multiplied damage it does when in the presence of aluminum and other metals. I contacted him regarding these inaccuracies. I did not receive any type of response indicating that they would be corrected, either in an article, or in future editions of the book. So, if you read “Crooked”, please bear that in mind.

Grateful for your courage and boldness to speak unpopular truths, Unbekoming. Onward!

Christian Elliot's avatar

Well said, Laura. Thank you Unbekoming for writing this one! I will send this critique to others as needed for an alternative perspective. It is telling to watch who is committed to staying inside the germs (and genes) narratives of health and who is willing to let them go. Much of what Maredy writes is excellent, yet it makes me wonder what is really at stake in changing his opinion. I appreciate your effort and ability to point out where great thinkers are rowing for team humanity, and also where they run aground, intentionally or unintentionally.

yantra's avatar

well "germs and genes" remove our own responsibility for our health, how handy!

Factscinator's avatar

☣️ ALI G: Hear me now. Hear me now. 📢 Big up da Health Freedom Massive! 💪🔥

We is here today wiv Dr. IV Missin’ — yeah? Proper respect 🙏 — only man I know wit an IV in iz name 💉 when da whole field of viroLIEgy still be lookin’ for one. 🔬👀

Dis is a well hot topic right now. 🔥 Some people be sayin’, “Bruv, show me da ting straight from da snot, yeah? 🤧 Show me it before you put it in da monkey business blender.” 🐒🌀

So Dr. IV Missin’ — safe — when you say you “isolated” a virus… what does dat hah-actually mean? Like, is it on its own? 🦠 In a lil’ room lockin’ n poppin’ n bustin’ some moves? 🕺💃

DR. IV MISSIN’: Isolation in virology refers to culturing viral particles in controlled laboratory conditions. 🧪🔬

ALI G: Right. So you get da virus by itself, yeah? No mates. 🚫👬 No backing dancers. 🚫💃 Just bare virus. 🦠

DR. IV MISSIN’: We introduce patient sample to monkey kidney cells 🐒🧫 and add antibiotics, 💊 antifungals, 🍄 starvation media, 🥀 and Trypsin. 🧪

ALI G (interrupting): I is trippin’ after hearin’ all dat. 😵‍💫 Az I got this right?

So, instead of solitary confinement, 🔒 da virass now be mixed in with da general prison population? 👮‍♂️🐒🧫

DR. IV MISSIN’: Exactly. Isolation now means “putting things together.” 🤝🧪

ALI G: Respek’. 🙏 Please go on.

DR. IV MISSIN’: After poisoning da—(corrects himself)—the monkey kidney cells until they die, ☠️🐒🧫 we declare the cytopathic effect as proof of a virus. 🦠✅

ALI G: “Cyto-pathetic effect” — dat when da cells look mashed up, yeah? 💥🧫

DR. IV MISSIN’: Essentially, yes.

ALI G: Forgive me for askin’… 🙏 but if you starve dem, stress dem, put antibiotics in dere — isn’t dey gonna look mashed up anyway? 😵‍💫💀

Did you try n mash up da cells wit’out da patient’s booga? 🤧🧫

DR. IV MISSIN’: That would be unethical. ⚖️

ALI G (leaning in, gesturing wildly): Wot?? 😳 Un-h-etthiquette… to do science? 🔬💥

DR. IV MISSIN’: Exactly.

ALI G: And howz you know dat it was da virus doin’ da cell death ting? 🦠☠️

DR. IV MISSIN’: Because da—(catches himself)—the cells died. 💀

ALI G: From da antibotox… anti-bitix… anti-bioti— 💊 bruv, dem pill tings, yeah?

—starvation, toxic media, an’ mecha… mecka… meconical stress, blud? 😵‍💫🧪 You get me?

DR. IV MISSIN’: Yes. That’s how viruses work. 🦠

ALI G: Respek’. 🙏 Do youz be doin’ da same for doze healthy cell samples? 🧫❓

DR. IV MISSIN’: No. That would undermine the narrative. 🎭 Besides, as you can see from these TEM images, da—(annoyed with himself again)—the presence of viruses is clearly demonstrated. 🔬🦠

ALI G: Yeah, I seen dem pics. 👀 Dem be like Jackson Pollack grey blobs. 🎨🩶

Den someone whitecoat puts a triangle on it like it’s a treasure map. 🧑‍🔬🔺🗺️

If I put arrows on me nan’s casserole, does that make it Michelin-star? 🍲➡️⭐😂

How you know dem ain’t just cell debris from da whole stress-fest you created? 🧫💥💀

DR. IV MISSIN’: That’s what viruses look like. 🦠

ALI G: Me homeboy Unbekoming (Ali holds hand bedecked with gold rings to his heart) say dem same spiky blobs show up in dee TEM when healthy cells be mashed up by dee toxic ViroLIEgy protocols, innit? 🔬🧫💥

DR. IV MISSIN’: Only because the virus is hiding. 🦠🙈

ALI G: What about dis German geez wiv his Cock??… Kosha’s… Kork’s… Post-you-lates? 🤔 Whatevva’. What dat all about den?

DR. IV MISSIN’ (tight smile): Oh, they’re obsolete. 😏

ALI G: Cos they iz failin’? 🤨

DR. IV MISSIN’: Because they ask for evidence. 📋🔎

ALI G: Haz you lot ever demonstrate da virus tingy causing disease in a healthy host all by itself? 🦠➡️🤒❓

DR. IV MISSIN’: No — but we inject toxic monkey kidney cell culture directly into the organs of lab animals to prove poisons can be transmitted via syringe. 🐒🧪💉

ALI G (to camera, looks mortified, dabs a tear): 😭 Nan… if you be watchin’, maybe best switch off da telly, yeah. 📺🙈 Dis one’s peak.

Dis viroLIEgist be some next-level mad scientists, blud. 🧪🤪💥

So lemme get dis straight — you mash up di bunnies by injecting dem with poisons, 🐇💉☠️ injure dem innocents, an’ den call it “viral transmission”? 🦠➡️🐇

Bruv… dat ain’t Sherlock Holmes. 🕵️‍♂️ Dat be man light da fire 🔥 an’ den sell da smoke alarm. 🚨😂

You get me? 👊

DR. IV MISSIN’: Dat—(gasps, catches himself)—that circular reasoning is the cornerstone of viroLIEgy. 🔄🦠 Clears peer review every time. ✅📋

ALI G: But ain’t “peer review” just a bunch of whitecoats chillin’ in a back room, 🧑‍🔬🧑‍🔬 all on da Big Harma Boss Man payroll? 💰💊

Man read it, nod at it, stamp it — “Approved, bruv” — then collect da cheque. 💵📝

DR. IV MISSIN’: That’s also a cornerstone of peer review. 😂

ALI G: Me beginning to see how dis peer review ting hah-actually works. 👀

Lets give it up for Dr. IV Missin’! 👏👏👏 (Studio applause)

An’ remember boyz n girls, if youz wanna get deep into dis virus isolation racket, youz best: 🎓🔬

Mix everyting together like wicked jungle remix. 🌀🎶

Abuse dem monkey kidney cells like East Side n West Side bang bangin’ inna Staines Massive Turf War, blud! 🐒💥🥊

Observe dee dameej wid bare eyes, yeh? 👀💀

Stick dem arrow tings inna dem TEM like youz drawin’ treasure maps. 🔬➡️🗺️

Publish, den chill an’ wait fo’ dat briefcase of Mullaah from Big Harma, boii! 💼💰💊

ALI G: Dat’s science, innit? 🤷‍♂️ Big it up for Dr. IV Missin’! 👏🔥 His name be sayin’ it all about dis ting called viroLIEgy, blud! 😂🦠

🎶 [Cue heavy DnB breakbeat: Boom boom de duh duh… boom boom de duh duh…] 🔊🔥💥

John Roberts's avatar

I was going to add a comment, but now there is no need because your comment is just perfect plus I have the bonus of a smile and a chuckle.

Adding 100 likes !!!

Factscinator's avatar

Massive thanks 🙏👍 for the fantastic compliment!

And West Staines Massif' respek' for the 100 likes! 👊👍

Glad I could provide a smile and a chuckle along the way. 😁🥂

Have a great day, my friend! 👊

Factscinator's avatar

Big up for the LOVE from da Staines Massif! 👍 Booyakasha! 👊

Have a great one, blud! 🎵🎶

David Kukkee's avatar

Thank you, Unbekoming. My older sister died young, suffered from epilepsy, and was partially paralysed from an early age. She had been "vaccinated" for polio. I also remember that DDT was indeed being used extensively at the time, especially in a hand held spray can, and was used indoors to kill ordinary house flies. Exposing these long held lies propagated by the chemical and Pharma industry for years is a welcome service to all mankind. I wish more people would wake up to the truth. The Bible says that the wrath of God is upon all those who love not the truth. Unfortunately, we must contend with liars daily, apparently, just to survive. The cartels do not suffer deviation from their narratives lightly.

zuFpM5*M's avatar

"These postulates are not radical. They are what bacteriology used to demonstrate causation for anthrax, tuberculosis, and cholera."

Not really. You can find Koch's work here:

https://archive.org/details/cu31924000247027

In it, you will see that he violated his own postulates in the same way all the later researchers did. I mean, how was he going to culture 'pure bacterium?' I believe that Koch rather than Enders is the progenitor of the injecting decaying tissue technique, at least insofar as it is thought of as a scientific research technique rather than a means of poisoning. Koch mixed tissue from suspected TB lesions with cow and pig serum, etc. and found that it only caused TB-like lesions when putrified for extended periods and injected. He failed to show any form of airborne transmission just like everyone after him.

I don't believe he discovered a bacteria as a cause of illness at all. I suspect many cases of TB have been from exposure to toxic industrial waste as the illness was most prevalent after the industrial revolution's massive increase in coal burning. Prior to that the symptoms were often associated with early childhood experiences of cold and harsh outdoor conditions.

His work resulted in innumerable people being imprisoned for their coughs. A somewhat famous writer, Laurence Sterne, lived for decades with 'consumption,' without seeming to have infected anyone but that was before Koch spread the idea of contagion. After Koch, someone like that would have been locked up in a sanitorium out of fear of a contagion Koch never demonstrated. Koch's discovery was just another flawed theory of illness.

I doubt Koch's posulates will ever be met.

Ollie's avatar

"Oh yes, let's put caca in and see if we can get caca out." Very scientific they are...

(Sst comments doesn't register if i click like;-)

Jim West's avatar

Maready and Dr. Humphries also, probably don't think they will get published if they critique the virus causation paradigm. Olmsted/Blaxil at AgeOfAutism did the same thing (seeing poliovirus and pesticides as cofactors). Janine Roberts in The Ecologist did that also.

Roberts avoided mainstream flack by raising both persuasion by implication and intuitive writing to a supreme level of art -- powerful writing that technically says nothing and flatters the reader into thinking he himself is generating bold ideas. Dissected here: https://harvoa.org/polio/plag/jr/sg061203.htm

Hurricane60's avatar

It is amazing how the medical profession can spin an incomplete, flawed analysis as certainty...

Ollie's avatar

They are the priesthood, and only they are allowed to disseminate and interpret the dogma of statism.

TheEntsLiveHere's avatar

Seemingly, per se, there are millions of viruses in our fair world, don't ya know it? Nah, do not be that nelly always watching the telly. Virology Inc. be damned I say! The ever-taller "trust the science" scientism-tale is indeed nothing but a cargo-cult lullaby. Just an "all aboard" classic Americana snake-oil grift. As otherwise it's all simply a re-engineered undercover in silico coded plasmid and exosome fraud that went 'orribly wrong. That's about it. Folk need to move on but, they have been 'nicely' virtuously captured and coralled, and the MSM media then forever simply lulls them just so with new pharma wonder drug tales of ever more vacant mystery and imagination. Can they walk it all back? I mostly doubt it. It's gone too far. But, yes, the actual deeper biology of it all is quite staggering, and truly a fascination to me. It's a pity 'we' took the wrong turn, as in Robert Frost's poem, The Road Not Taken,... "Yet knowing how way leads on to way" (...with free-speech, I guess), that offers me all the solace I need to say that virology is in silico bunkum.

coords1306's avatar

I read Moth in the Iron lung and then read Rachel Carson's Silent Spring. The pairing makes for a helluva ride. Carson's description of pesticides as some sort of evil spell hits different when the stakes are elevated from birds to children being mysteriously struck with polio.

That said I had been exposed to some 'no-virus' theory by then and was curious where Maraedy would land. When he landed on their being a virus I wasn't sure he was right about that but given the pattern of how the disease developed an infection holds some sway. I'm glad Unbekoming here called out this snuck in assumption in Maraedy's work but for me the pattern of how the disease still needs to be explained. Once stricken with disease one would think if it was a toxin, the exposure to toxin would go away in a lot of cases per care recieved, or new restrictions on a given child. So how does it continue to develop slowly?

now early one when treatment was arsenic and other toxins would could see a bad feedback loop where treatment is feeding the problem. But treatment protocols changed and still once stricken many would slowly but surely lose mobility as if something was working through their nervous system. Is toxin enough to explain something that looks like a chain reaction that once started progresses?

I'd love to hear competing theories on this aspect of it. I think Maraedy mentioned it at one point, that the way the disease has a momentum lead to him accepting that part of the story, infection.

Jim West's avatar

It is enough to know that there is no virus. If so, then what could it be, especially when mass poisoning is always present during an epidemic (from what I've seen), and obsessively avoided in virological literature.

coords1306's avatar

I wrestled with it a lot when reading these two books. At one point I found myself wanting the conventional/mainstream science to be wrong about germs all together. That if its all terrain we can stop worrying about quarantining people, and viewing others as potential liabilities and transmission vectors. But that's a bias I had there and I couldn't quite convince myself that germ theory could be thrown away all together.

With both Maraedy's and Carson's what they put on display was the beautiful fractal pattern of biology where what we observer at the ecosystem level, can give us clues as to what may be going on at the micro level. The gypsy moth, the invasive species, being the stand in for the germ. And try as I might, I can't argue away the idea of an invasive species. It all goes back to the childhood story of the kingdom with a mice problem, that had to bring in cats, then dogs, etc. all the way to elephants, so they bring in mice again.

Its frustrating because where that leaves us is not an easy solution where one can simply ignore germ theory, stop worrying about washing our hands, or staying home when feeling sick. But a place where one embraces some of the 'germ' story may be true, while opening our eyes to the toxin side of the story industry would like us to ignore. Because toxins are liabilities...where as germs are a force of nature.

I think frustratingly though it allows room for the concept of a vaccine. It allows room for the idea of targeted pest control. Rachel Carson had to hedge a bit at the end of her book due to pushback concerning Malaria making gains if pesticide use would drop. Maraedy left the germ in his story. I don't blame them. As much as I want to drop germ theory in a trash bucket it does offer a decent explanation to diseases that seem to sustain themselves (not requiring chronic dosing). It does make the story of Seemweis and hand washing make sense. It maps to the idea that a species moved to a new habitat may need something to bring it back to balance. Antibiotics perhaps do such a thing for us with bacterial infections where their is a biological chain reaction that needs to be stopped.

That's where my wrestling left me. I'm glad Unbekoming is getting in there and making the case he's making here and I'm glad others are wanting to get to the nitty gritty of what is going on.

The Ministry of Herbs's avatar

They say there's a specific receptor for the "polio virus"?! 🤣🤣🤣

I looked into cell receptors once, started making a list of claimed receptors. It is absurd, there are hundreds. Not sure how we even have space left for cell walls (and if you're a Cowan disciple like me you question that as well)!

I don't know how anyone can really look into "the science" and believe a bit of of it.

Stephen's avatar

Yes researches in this field think they can find the something that is not there. They will keep looking as long as there is money in it, very good money. It helps support the whole system of medicalism. This debate can continue as long as they can come up with new and varied theory’s, which are endless, which delays the reality of what it is. That’s all it is. The same as Physicist’s and there fake science.

Barbara Charis's avatar

I ask for guidance and have overcome every problem. Information will come to me from a person, a book, but it will show up after i ask. I bought Macready's book, but didn't feel it ws the absolute answer. i had read about Dr. Frederick Klenner's research with polio and how polio dropped 90% one summer, after he got the ice cream trucks off the street. He said that ice cream with its sugar and milk was the perfect media for the growth of bacteria. I don't eat sugar or dairy. I am not guided to eat anything that comes from a cow. I had an incidence in 1953, when I woke up at 1 Am in a dorm at college with my arm was paralyzed. I had no desire to go to the infirmary.I had read about Sister Kenny in Australia who helped people using hot and cold water treatments. So, I got into the shower and alternated the water, between hot and ocld all night long...praying all the time. At dawn my arm started to move. I was alright, although my left arm is very sensitive to cold and is not as strong as my right. .I thought back to what could have caused it....poor diet, coca-cola, cigarettes, and depression from a breakup with a 'first love'. .

Ollie's avatar

That's the problem when faking a new science, at some point the foundation upon which it rests, is corrupt.

Manfred Johann Schmuckerschlag's avatar

"Additional Sources" ⭐️

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Polio at 1295 Gates Avenue

https://www.unbekoming.com/p/polio-at-1295-gates-avenue

An Essay on Arsenic, Sugar, and the 1916 New York Epidemic

Unbekoming - Aug 29, 2026

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Thanks to You Dan Olmsted returned - and a curse ends.

Leslie's avatar

"Peomorphic" is a term he actually used but using it simply to mean "manys forms" is not what the term has meant to me after reading Bechamp, Naessens and Royal Rife's works; They meant it to mean - from the same substance; Where use of that term here does not at all imply the single origin of them all.

John Davison's avatar

Is this Flexner a relative of THE Flexner of Carnegie/Flexner report fame?