>>79786
> Donald Trump said it's a Democratic hoax and inject ourselves with disinfectant!
You know it's option A but still a hilarious addition. Also why do you think Trump closed the border with China if the virus was made in Fort Detrick? I don't quite understand Trump's role in this whole mess (apart from him pushing the narrative of fuck Chinks, move production to India). Fauci is really involved in the Event 201 ( see this https://www.bitchute.com/video/1Z5VYqJqrtI/ ).

>may be 100% who contract it retain permanent damage. Covid-19 triggers a cytokine storm. That causes inflammation, especially in the lungs but also the brain

This sauce ( >>79775 ) says that it can infect the brain but it also says that the flu can infect the brain (it's not convincing enough)
This sauce ( >>>/news/15773 ) doesn't say much about the virus lethality, just says that has been created in a lab (which I already agree with)
This sauce ( >>>/news/15854 ) is so technical that can't be comprehended by me.
This sauce ( >>>/news/15656 ) is just about chronological events (and too long for me to read).

Do you have anything more solid to shill option C? I really want to believe you but there's just not enough evidence to convince me.
Governments are biased towards testing the already infected which would increase the mortality rate (because those with symptoms tend to die more).
On the other hand you have the Tanzanian president saying tests are too optimistic. This could be used either to test dead people to increase the mortality or to test healthy people to reduce mortality (or he is lying).
We also have the italians saying that most people died of other pathologies.
We also have a study in california that concluded that there are more people infected that we are told.
With this pile of contradictory information one cannot jump into conclusions and it's sad because there's only one reality.