John Cunningham Virus is one of those viruses that is an absolute nothing most of the time, many people carry it unnoticed, but then suddenly for some people.... *wham*: total shitstorm. 
When it goes from innocuous background virus to terrifying emergency, it triggers a kind of brain multiple sclerosis, where the myelin sheath of the nerves of the brain is stripped away.
Myelin is sometimes like the insulation on the outside of electric cables, and sometimes like the insulation that divides two wires in the same cable.
When the insulation is removed, the wires short circuit or just short into the surrounding material.
So when the myelin is removed, the nerves lose the ability to transmit electrical impulses, or the impulses are confused or diminished.
When the change from innocuous to dangerous occurs, the symptoms usually come on fast -
Weakness
Clumsiness
Personality change
Difficulty speaking
Affected sight
Weakness
Clumsiness
Personality change
Difficulty speaking
Affected sight
And then they get progressively worse.
Detected cases of the virus (not necessarily that condition) in the UK have been going very much in the wrong direction lately.
The important question is whether these increased detections are the result of increased testing (because people using certain Multiple Sclerosis and Crohn's Disease and other disease drugs are vulnerable to it)...
... or the result of increased cases of progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML), the disease that causes the degeneration of myelin in the brain.
I hope there's someone important who has access to the data looking at that.
Because those numbers don't look great, do they?
Because those numbers don't look great, do they?
Oh yeah, and you know that it most commonly affects people with seriously damaged immune systems, right?
So unless that growth on the graph is caused by increased testing, that graph indicates that there are is an almost exponentially growing number of people with seriously damaged immune systems, since 2020.
This is total cases detected by lab test since 2015.
If those are cases of PML, and they keep increasing, then that's worrying.
I wrote another thread about it here, if you want a bit more of a read:
https://x.com/1goodtern/status/1800258920557969505
Another possibility, and one that I don't really want to contemplate, is that the rise in cases is caused by a rise in people with problems that look like PML, and then when they go looking for JCV, they find it because it's all around.
We know another virus that can infect the brain.
And that has been circulating in huge numbers since 2020.
And that has been circulating in huge numbers since 2020.
If that virus is causing this condition, and the numbers are rising exponentially, that would be very ungreat.
Well shit.
"UFTM research on COVID-19 describes the possible role of the virus in stimulating a disease that affects neurons"
That disease?
Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy (PML)
uftm.edu.br/ultimas-notici…
"UFTM research on COVID-19 describes the possible role of the virus in stimulating a disease that affects neurons"
That disease?
Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy (PML)
uftm.edu.br/ultimas-notici…
Shit, shit, shit.
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