There is a viral video on the Internet entitled ‘Watch the Water’, in which Stew Peters leads a conversation with Dr. Bryan Ardis, who establishes an interesting connection between Coronavirus Hoax and the eternal struggle between good and evil…

I have to admit that this story, despite all the arguments (and there are some, you will see), looks like a shameless propaganda campaign of ArdisLabs products. Then why do I mention it at all? Because the idea presented in that video – the idea of water poisoning – is extremely dangerous and very easy to achieve. But before we continue, look first at what Dr. Ardis has to say:

You may or may not believe his story, but there is no doubt that water is the best way to wage biological warfare and eliminate large sections of the population. The Russian army in Ukraine came into possession of documentation that confirms that. The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation published documents with the names of those responsible for numerous violations of the Convention on the Prohibition of Biological Weapons, experiments on the mentally ill in Kharkov, as well as research on pathogens transmitted to potential enemies: migratory birds, Turkish drones with canisters for aerosol spraying and – across watercourses!

“Under the control of American scientists, Ukrainian experts systematically took water samples from a number of large Ukrainian rivers, including the Dnieper, Dniester, Danube, and the North Crimean Canal to determine the presence of particularly dangerous pathogens, including cholera, typhoid, hepatitis A and E. draw conclusions about the possibility of their spread by water”

“Last January, 37 residents of Nikolaev were hospitalized with jaundice, prompting local police to launch an investigation into suspected ‘deliberate infection with the human immunodeficiency virus and other incurable diseases.’

Three years ago, more than 100 people in that same city fell ill with cholera. In both cases, it was assumed that the cause was contaminated drinking water.

Back in the summer of 2017, 60 people were hospitalized with Hepatitis A in Zaporozhye – the cause of that outbreak remains unknown. In Odessa region, 19 children had the same diagnosis, while in November 2017, 27 cases were registered in Kharkov. The virus was discovered in potable water.”

For readers from the Serbian-speaking area, here is a brief explanation of what biological warfare is:

I recently sent a text (in Serbian) about the privatization of the Institute for Water Management ‘Jaroslav Černi’, the reference institution for water control in Serbia. This practically means that this kind of crime – this kind of hybrid warfare – can now be carried out in Serbia without a trace and without anyone’s responsibility.

And I am afraid that people will not be awakened by that truth, but only by great suffering…