WARNING: The Next Pandemic Scam is in Play

As winter approaches, a new "mystery illness" is spreading in ... where else ... China.

Here we go again.

"A mystery illness has been sweeping through China and now threatens the UK - with experts suggesting we could see another 'Covid-like' scenario," wrote the Mirror on December 3.

Uh-huh.

On December 5, the Daily Express wrote "Experts are sounding the alarm over a mysterious virus sweeping across China as fears grow that the world is on the cusp of a new pandemic."

Sure. Whatever you say.

The following day, the Mirror was adding further excrement to the fire when it claimed: "A mystery respiratory illness that is sweeping through parts of China and has been likened to Covid could be a feared ‘walking’ disease, scientists fear."

"The strange unidentified virus has been causing chaos in China for weeks," continues the Mirror, "with the world on high alert over fears a new pandemic could be on the way."

We've seen this nonsense before. Launching a plan that had been in the works for decades, megalomaniac globalists obsessed with depopulation waited until the Northern Hemisphere winter of 2019 to claim a 'mysterious' and 'novel' virus was spreading in China.

But respiratory ailments seasonally peak during winter every year, and the symptoms of this 'novel' virus - which to this day has never been isolated by anything resembling sound science (see here and here) - were identical to those of pneumonia, influenza and common cold. Indeed, as the 'COVID' hysteria hit fever pitch during 2020, regular influenza magically disappeared almost entirely. That’s the because the latter had been repackaged as the former, and a fraudulent, non-specific PCR test had been specially created to pull off the swindle.

We were told this 'novel' virus was different, that it was the deadliest disease threat ever faced by mankind. Despite a complete lack of data to support this patently absurd claim, the scared masses lapped it up.

Research was published early on showing the death rate from this re-badged influenza was similar to the death rate from regular influenza. Hardly surprising, given they were the same thing.

Those of us who really followed the science, and who'd seen the obviously staged videos of people "collapsing" in Wuhan, simply rolled our eyes. We know the whole thing was a fraudulent scare campaign.

Sadly, we were a distinct minority.

You see, humans in general are not scientific, data-driven beings. Despite all their pretenses to the contrary, most people are not creatures of logic. Truth be told, we humans are terribly irrational creatures driven largely by emotion.

Grown adult men have been known to blow vast fortunes for the sake of temporary flings. Grown adult women openly gush over "bad boys" and joke that they "love a challenge", then act shocked when their challenging and malevolent partner verbally and physically abuses them.

We might have iPhones and stuff, but humans really aren't the sharpest tools in the shed. Animals don't always make the right decisions, but everything they do is nonetheless geared towards two outcomes: Survival and replication.

Humans add another outcome to the mix: Self-destruction.

Humans routinely engage in activities they know damn well to be harmful. They take drugs that have clearly demonstrated themselves over decades to be dangerous and often deadly. They willingly drink liver-pounding amounts of alcohol known to cause everything from violent encounters to chronic health problems. They gamble away fortunes despite knowing full well that when you walk into a casino or pull the lever on a poker machine, the odds are greatly stacked against you.

Humans routinely engage in promiscuity and unprotected casual sex, despite the known risks of transmissible disease, unplanned pregnancies and sexual violence. Despite everything that has been written and said about casual sex, women still engage in these encounters thinking they are somehow a validation of their attractiveness. They then wonder why they feel empty and used after giving the most intimate part of themselves to a complete stranger who was simply seeking temporary sexual release.

Of course, humans don't partake in drugs, alcohol, gambling or sloppy hook-ups with the express intent of feeling bad or harming themselves. They do so because their pleasure-seeking emotions drive them to do these things. Sure, they may use some very fuzzy logic to justify these behaviors, but the ultimate driver is emotion.

Among the most powerful of human emotions is fear. This emotion short-circuits logic and reason with remarkable efficacy. It makes people scared, and scared people look for solace and guidance from leadership figures. When scared, a majority of humans will uncritically accept advice from governments with long and demonstrable histories of dishonesty, sleaze and corruption. Heck, they’ll even listen to billionaire software moguls with a history of hanging out with sex predators.

Two other very powerful emotions are the need to belong and the desire to believe we are good and moral people.

The need to belong is an evolutionary-hardwired desire emanating from our evolution as tribal creatures. For the bulk of our history, humans lived as part of tribes, pooling their efforts and resources in order to survive. Falling out with the tribe meant more than just losing friends - it was a very real threat to one's continued survival. There were no Trader Joe’s or Sainsburys back in the Paleolithic, so you needed the collective efforts of the tribe to procure food and provide protection from both human and non-human predators.

We all like to pretend we don't care what others think, but we do. It's hard-wired into us. That tattoo you got as a means of "self expression" and as a marker of your "individuality"? It's a tribal behavior, long used as "a marker of group affiliation and social status."

So if you really want to stand out, forget paying someone to draw cartoons on you. Instead, go against the tribe next time they fall for a stupid globalist virus scam. Trust me, you’ll get noticed.

The good person syndrome also stems from our tribal evolution. We all want to believe we are good, virtuous people, and we want others to think that too. Even when we aren’t. We all know people who do drugs, drink excessively, cheat on their partners or screw around like alley cats but then get all high and mighty when they see a news story about a philandering celebrity or a cyclist who took performance-enhancing substances.

The good person syndrome leads to virtue-signalling. Humans want to be seen "doing the right thing", and they'll band together with the tribe to criticize, ostracize and even attack those allegedly doing the wrong thing. It's an orgiastic cycle of sheep-like stupidity, all driven by the need to belong, to be recognized as good people by our peers, and to convince ourselves we're virtuous beings worthy of all that is good in life.

These three very powerful human emotions - fear, the need to belong, and the need to be seen by ourselves and others as good people - were played like a fiddle by the globalists during the Great COVID Con.

We were told “we’re all in this together” by elitist assholes who play by a different set of rules to the lowly masses. We were told to wear masks to protect others. We were told to refrain from seeing our elderly parents and grandparents for their protection. We were told to get vaccinated because it protected others by providing "herd immunity" (one of the most stupid, anti-scientific concepts I've ever come across).

If you didn't do any of this, you were "selfish." You were an evil, megalomaniacal granny killer. How dare you place the elderly in danger!?!

Never mind that the average age of a "COVID" death was 2-4 years higher than the average life expectancy. Interestingly, when I first pointed this out in a 2020 article, I lost almost 400 subscribers within hours. I'd never seen anything like it, a remarkable testament to just how brainwashed even many readers of a decidedly contrarian newsletter had become.

But I was telling the truth. To paint a 'pandemic' whose 'victims' live longer than the national average life expectancy as a dire threat to humanity is ridiculous.

So this time around, the globalists are altering the narrative slightly.

While the opposition-crushing sales pitch for the Great COVID Con was "do it for granny," this time it's shaping up to be "just think of the children!"

"Heartbreaking images from China show young children hooked up to IV lines in overcrowded hospital waiting rooms as a sudden increase in respiratory illnesses across the country has caused worry worldwide," writes the Daily Express.

Ah yes, the old "overcrowded" hospitals ruse again. They used that one to magnificent effect in 2020, even though emergency wards around the world had in fact gone “eerily quiet” because petrified people would rather stay home and risk dying of a heart attack than getting the sniffles.

"The data suggests the increase is linked to the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions along with the circulation of known pathogens such as mycoplasma pneumoniae," writes Reuters, "a common bacterial infection that typically affects younger children and which has circulated since May."

So not only do they claim this "mysterious illness" affects kids, but they attribute the blame to eased COVID-19 restrictions.

Gee, I wonder where this is heading?

"Although it so far only seems to impact children," writes the Mirror, this "mysterious illness" has seen "officials in neighbouring countries such as India, who are wary of another virus spreading through their population following the outbreak of the coronavirus in 2019, readying themselves for action."

Oh joy.

I'm not part of the deviant globalist cabal that meets in Switzerland every year, so I don't know the exact game plan here. The plan may already be written in stone, or they may be putting out feelers to gauge how people react to these initial scare stories.

I guess we're about to see whether humanity has learned anything from the last few years.

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