Coin Shortages as Lethal Virus Rages

Copper’s lethal touch, a natural germ killer.
Unveiling a suspicious web of coincidences...
In the chaotic haze of the covid 19 pandemic, a peculiar web of events raises eyebrows. Copper, a metal known for centuries to kill bacteria and viruses on contact, suddenly became scarce in coins just as the world faced a contagious virus. Meanwhile, whispers of snake venom’s eerie parallels to covid 19’s effects, from breathlessness to nerve damage, hint at something unnatural. The virus slots into acetylcholine receptors, just like nicotine, which oddly protects smokers, a fact buried in obscure studies. Yet, the global medical establishment stays silent, and information on venom-virus links remains maddeningly elusive. This paper dives into copper’s antimicrobial power, the suspicious coin shortages, the venom-like traits of covid 19, and the chilling possibility of a worldwide cover-up. With a cynical lens, we question why these dots connect so neatly, yet no one talks. ...