Molecular Biology of the Cell by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morgan, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walter by by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morg

bear communities are stable or thriving. Joe Bastardi, American
meteorologist, weather forecaster and outspoken critic of the climate
lie, documents in his book The Climate Chronicles how weather
pa erns and events claimed to be evidence of climate change have
been happening since long before industrialisation: ‘What happened
before naturally is happening again, as is to be expected given the
cyclical nature of the climate due to the design of the planet.’ If you
read the detailed background to the climate hoax in my other books
you will shake your head and wonder how anyone could believe the
crap which has spawned a multi-trillion dollar industry based on
absolute garbage (see HIV causes AIDs and Sars-Cov-2 causes
‘Covid-19’). Climate and ‘Covid’ have much in common given they
have the same source. They both have the contradictory everything
factor in which everything is explained by reference to them. It’s hot
– ‘it’s climate change’. It’s cold – ‘it’s climate change’. I got a sniffle –
‘it’s Covid’. I haven’t got a sniffle – ‘it’s Covid’. Not having a sniffle
has to be a symptom of ‘Covid’. Everything is and not having a
sniffle is especially dangerous if you are a slow walker. For sheer
audacity I offer you a Cambridge University ‘study’ that actually
linked ‘Covid’ to ‘climate change’. It had to happen eventually. They
concluded that climate change played a role in ‘Covid-19’ spreading
from animals to humans because … wait for it … I kid you not … the
two groups were forced closer together as populations grow. Er, that’s it.
The whole foundation on which this depended was that ‘Bats are the
likely zoonotic origin of SARS-CoV-1 and SARS-CoV-2’. Well, they
are not. They are nothing to do with it. Apart from bats not being the
origin and therefore ‘climate change’ effects on bats being irrelevant
I am in awe of their academic insight. Where would we be without
them? Not where we are that’s for sure.