Covid-variants and mutations.
LIABLE Act (Let Injured Americans Be Legally Empowered) QUESTION: Why is Kennedy the director of HHS? Are we waiting for the House or Senate (or both) to flip before this bill gets passed? This allows me fighting arms in litigation. Missouri and Mississippi have litigation pending.
The COVID-19 pandemic caused widespread, lasting damage to global economies and personal livelihoods, leading to significant hardship
. As of 2025, several U.S. states have initiated legal action to hold China accountable for these damages.
Judgments and Lawsuits: In March 2025, a U.S. federal court in Missouri entered a default judgment of over $24 billion against China and several Chinese entities, citing their role in the pandemic and alleging a hoarding of personal protective equipment (PPE).
Attempts to Collect Assets: Missouri officials announced plans to work with the U.S. federal government to seize Chinese-owned assets, including potential farmland, to enforce this judgment. A similar $25 billion judgment was entered by a Mississippi federal court in November 2025, bringing the total in potential legal penalties to over $50 billion.
China’s Response: The Chinese government has rejected these rulings, calling them "malicious frivolous lawsuits" and asserting that their actions fall under national sovereignty and foreign sovereign immunity. China has vowed to retaliate against the seizure of assets.
Legal Challenges: Despite these judgments, enforcing them remains difficult. Foreign sovereign immunity generally prevents U.S. courts from seizing foreign assets, making the collection of these damages legally complex.
Investigation Findings: Investigations, such as that by The Heritage Foundation, have accused Chinese authorities of suppressing information and obscuring the origins of the virus.
The pandemic resulted in an estimated $18 trillion in losses in the United States alone.
The Heritage Foundation
China needs to admit their error: Public sentiment toward the Chinese government's role in the COVID-19 pandemic is polarized and varies significantly between international populations and domestic Chinese citizens. While many Western nations hold strong negative views rooted in a perceived lack of accountability and transparency, domestic sentiment within China has shifted from initial anger to a more complex mix of support and "pandemic fatigue."
International Sentiment
In many high-income countries, negative views of China reached historic highs following the outbreak.
Perceived Deception: A significant majority in surveyed countries, including the U.S., UK, and Australia, believe the Chinese government intentionally hid information during the initial outbreak in Wuhan.
Demands for Accountability:
According to the Pew Research Center, roughly 78% of Americans blame the Chinese government's initial handling for the global spread.
In Taiwan, a 2021 Brookings Institution report found that 67% of people held China responsible for the pandemic.
Institutional Criticism: The World Health Organization (WHO) has described China’s lack of data disclosure on pandemic origins as "inexcusable"
CHINA MUST PAY FOR COVID DAMAGES. 11/20/25
COVID VACCINE IS KILLING CHILDREN. 11/30/25 Who can be sure, certainly not Dr. Fauci?!
COVID VACCINE IS CAUSING HEART ISSUES? 12/17/25
COVID IS STILL A THREAT FOR MILLIONS IN USA. 11/20/25
SECRETARY KENNEDY IS NOT QUALIFIED! 11/20/25
LIABLE Act (Let Injured Americans Be Legally Empowered) QUESTION: Why is the Department of Health and Human Services overlooking this bill?!
Who pays?
COVID is on the rise in Asia: COVID-19 wave in Asia: The pandemic isn't over: New COVID cases are on the rise in Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, and other Southeast Asian countries - should you be worried? - The Economic Times May 15, 2025
Who is responsible for the Covid Pandemic (Fox News): China blames US for COVID origin | Fox News May 1, 2025
As of late May 2026, COVID-19 remains endemic in the US, with low emergency department visits [0.1%] and test positivity [0.8%]. While acute cases are low, millions of Americans are affected by "long COVID," with studies suggesting a significant portion of the population has experienced persistent symptoms.
Long COVID Impact: Surveys indicate that as of early 2025, over 3.6% of US adults currently have long COVID, with many experiencing activity-limiting symptoms. Some studies suggest up to 18 million Americans may be affected by long-term symptoms.
Current Trends: The CDC reports that COVID-19 activity is low and the epidemic trend is declining.
Historical Impact: Since the start of the pandemic, there have been over 100 million reported cases, with a total death toll exceeding 1.2 million.
If you suffer from long-Covid, I encourage you to visit my page, body and nutrients.
Humanity incubates/mutates Covid and here is a prime example. 1/12/26
Covid and the gut:
While it might feel like COVID-19 has "robbed" you of your enzymes, research suggests the virus actually causes a complex dysregulation of enzymes throughout the body, often leading to either a depletion of beneficial ones or a damaging spike in others.
Key Ways COVID-19 Affects Your Enzymes
Gut and Digestive Enzymes: The virus targets ACE2 receptors, which are highly concentrated in the gut. This can lead to chronic inflammation that impairs the body's ability to secrete digestive enzymes like pancreatic elastase, lipase, and amylase. This condition, sometimes called Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI), can lead to malabsorption, severe bloating, and fatigue.
Liver Enzyme "Red Flags": COVID-19 frequently causes an increase in liver enzymes such as AST and ALT. These elevations often act as "red flags" for systemic inflammation or a "cytokine storm" and can persist for weeks after the initial infection.
ACE2 Depletion: The virus binds to the ACE2 enzyme to enter cells, which often results in the downregulation (reduction) of these enzymes. Since ACE2 normally helps regulate blood pressure and inflammation, losing its function can lead to cardiovascular and inflammatory issues.
Rogue "Abzymes": New research suggests that some Long COVID symptoms may be caused by "abzymes"—antibodies that mistakenly act like enzymes. These rogue abzymes can interfere with critical functions like blood pressure regulation and clotting.
Potential Management Strategies
Digestive Support: Some patients find relief using digestive enzyme supplements(containing lipase, amylase, and proteases) to help break down food when their natural production is impaired.
Probiotics and Diet: Addressing gut dysbiosis through probiotics and specific dietary changes (like low-FODMAP or increasing fermented foods) may help restore the microbial balance necessary for healthy enzyme production.