True Left

I've had for a few weeks now symptoms of what Western medical diagnosis would label "Omicron". I had some flu-like symptoms first (chills, aches, fevers), and now I have a severe cough. I didn't get tested because Western medical diagnosis is of little use to me, and also because I've been infected with the flu before, 10 years ago, and I felt then exactly as I did now. I haven't been vaccinated against the flu, which was probably why I was infected with it, and it is probably why I've always been a sickly child. This shows the extent of how disease-ridden the West really is: disease is so pervasive in their society that Westerners require an annual vaccine to (temporarily) suppress it, only to require a vaccine the next year for a new strain.

I do not plan on getting vaccinated, as I do not fear death. I have experienced extreme illness in my life multiple times; when I was a pre-teen, I suffered from asthma which caused extreme pressure in my lungs and made me feel like I was literally going to die (non-Western doctors later identified the cause of asthma as being other vaccines which I had received as I child, as my non-Western body was rejecting the vaccine (designed for Westerners). The flu itself made me so sick 10 years ago to the point of having near death experiences. I have essentially experienced death and rebirth as a child, which has led to my discovering of Aryanism to find a solution to the disease-ridden West.

Moreover, the vaccine itself is not effective in preventing further mutations, so it is essentially useless, and there is also no guarantee that I will not receive side effects due to my body rejecting the substance. I find it futile to inject my body with foreign substances based on some Western probabilistic calculation that it will probably do more good than harm. If I die, I die; taking "preventative" action based on "scientific" evidence is not guaranteed to stop this anyway.

I hope I have been of value to this forum. Unfortunately, I was not able to complete the project that I initially signed up for, but I have nevertheless been able to provide some content to this forum by creating some of the threads and replying to some of the posts, so I am thankful for that opportunity.