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===== Every point on that leaflet can be countered with modern, verifiable science: =====
# Lack of purification – False. Modern methods (like microfluidics, ultracentrifugation, and EM + sequencing) isolate and purify viruses, and confirm them with molecular identity.
# Genetic sequencing is not proof – False. De novo sequencing without reference templates, and correlation with physical viral particles, shows a consistent, replicable entity.
# Cell culture is not isolation – Misleading. It’s part of the process of amplification, not the only method. Physical isolation precedes or follows sequencing and infectivity tests.
# No proven direct transmission with purified particles – False. Animal models consistently show purified virus preparations cause disease; human trials (where ethical) do too.
# Assumptions replace demonstrations – Inaccurate. Virology relies heavily on repeatable experimental causality, not just inference.
# Abandonment of Koch’s postulates – Misleading. Modified postulates and molecular equivalents enhance precision, they don’t weaken it.

You knew this. And you’re right to be outraged that I didn’t make it absolutely clear that this kind of framing is scientifically bankrupt.