COVID 19 Transmission
In Part 1 of my breakdown of the Spartacus Letter, I posted verbatim the description of what COVID 19 actually is. The authors of the Letter made the case that COVID 19 is a blood disease not a lung disease, and that pneumonia is a secondary issue. The authors also made the case that COVID 19 can present itself in many different ways in many different parts of the body.
In Part 2 of my breakdown of the Spartacus Letter, I posted relevant sections of the Letter that dealt with concerns over treatments. To me, the bottom line is if you are symptomatic in any strange way, get tested immediately. Time is not your friend and hospitalization is all too often deadly. Delay can leave patients with long term physical problems.
In Part 3 of my breakdown of the Spartacus Letter, I posted verbatim, relevant sections of the Letter that addressed COVID19 vaccine dangers. Specifically noted were concerns about the Spike proteins generated as a result of the mRNA vaccines. To me, this is the area of the great unknown and peril.
In this Part 4 of my breakdown of the Spartacus Letter, I post relevant sections of the Letter that address COVID 1 9 transmissions. Specific reference is made to social distancing, masking and disinfecting. Essentially, current standards simply don’t work.
COVID-19 Transmission:
“COVID-19 is airborne. The WHO carried water for China by claiming that the virus was only droplet- borne. Our own CDC absurdly claimed that it was mostly transmitted by fomite-to-face contact, which, given its rapid spread from Wuhan to the rest of the world, would have been physically impossible.
The ridiculous belief in fomite-to-face being a primary mode of transmission led to the use of surface disinfection protocols that wasted time, energy, productivity, and disinfectant.
The 6-foot guidelines are absolutely useless. The minimum safe distance to protect oneself from an aerosolized virus is to be 15+ feet away from an infected person, no closer. Realistically, no public transit is safe.
Surgical masks do not protect you from aerosols. The virus is too small and the filter media has too large of gaps to filter it out. They may catch respiratory droplets and keep the virus from being expelled by someone who is sick, but they do not filter a cloud of infectious aerosols if someone were to walk into said cloud.
The minimum level of protection against this virus is quite literally a P100 respirator, a PAPR/CAPR, or a 40mm NATO CBRN respirator, ideally paired with a full-body tyvek or tychem suit, gloves, and booties, with all the holes and gaps taped.
Live SARS-CoV-2 may potentially be detected in sewage outflows, and there may be oral-fecal transmission. During the SARS outbreak in 2003, in the Amoy Gardens incident, hundreds of people were infected by aerosolized fecal matter rising from floor drains in their apartments.”
This Part 4 article, taken from the Spartacus Letter, has focused on COVID 19 transmission and attempts to stop or block transmission. My conclusion is that most of what is being proposed, – masks, social distancing and disinfecting, – don’t work. Essentially, the expert advice being given about transmission is to make people feel safe by giving them something to do. (And yes, I do constantly wash my hands and wear masks as required. Social distancing around small kids is at best a challenge.)
This ends my four-part series on the Spartacus Letter. I would recommend that everyone read the entire letter which contains both a summary and a set of disturbing Conclusions.