Disease X Just Arrived

Submitted by subwo

Guest Post by Bill Sardi

In 2018 I wrote about DISEASE X that the World Health Organization claimed was a priority.  An infectious disease expert said the world must prepared for the next deadly flu pandemic that is predicted to kill 200 million and the infectious disease industry needed $7.5 billion to prevent it.  Well, they never got paid off, so in mafia fashion, DISEASE X just arrived.

What just happened to America?

I’m writing for many Americans who want someone to cogently put into words to what Americans are experiencing and seeing with their own eyes.

I recall as a young man peering at photos in Life Magazine of Russian people standing in a long line for food, and there was little or no meat beneath the refrigerated glass case.  I read that by scarcity of food, the people were controlled, kept from rebelling against their government.

I woke up today, Monday, March 16, to the same scarcity scenes I recalled from my youth.  I wondered what America had just become.

 America is said to be facing a coronavirus that is not as virulent or deadly than the seasonal influenza virus this flu season, yet the nation is being placed in quarantine and the national guard is said to be readying for “urban lockdown.”   All this onerous social and economic control over a worst-case scenario that predicts millions of coronavirus deaths in the U.S., which is not likely to ever happen, that is, unless the sun doesn’t shine come spring.

Placement of sun lamps in elder-care facilities would remedy a lot of excess disease in winter months, not just coronavirus.  The idea of allowing disease to infectious disease to occur, albeit only to result in mortal consequences in a small segment of the population, and then enforce quarantines to halt the spread of what amounts to “sun deprivation disease” is a total misdirection in health care.

No need to hoard

The government cop-out is that there is no need to hoard necessities.  But tell that to people who have lived through similar scenarios overseas.  Order them to stay indoors for two weeks and just how would they have enough necessities to survive without stocking up for what initially was said was going to be an 8-week quarantine.

Going through the motions of a contrived viral epidemic just for the sake of political posturing is the current state of our polarized country.  What will get a political party elected come November reigns over what is the best course health-wise.  Refuse to lockdown the country in quarantine and every death will be blamed on political inaction.  But there will be a steep price to pay.

In 2009 I wrote:

Recall the swine flu scare of 1976. In a politically charged atmosphere where Gerald Ford was seeking election to the Presidency, the swine flu suddenly appeared at a military base. A vaccine was produced and millions of Americans were vaccinated. But the vaccine was worse than the disease, causing hundreds of cases of Guillain Barre syndrome and a few deaths. In a replay of the past, the White House is directly involved in promoting the H1N1 2009 swine flu vaccine. The federal government will use federal funds to pay off schools to administer vaccines, promote vaccination via highway billboards and TV advertisements, and conduct military-style mass inoculations in such rapid fashion that if side effects occur, it will be too late. The masses will have been vaccinated already. Over $9 billion has been allotted by the federal government to develop and deliver an unproven and experimental flu vaccine. Don’t be a guinea pig for the government.

And when the federal government needs to hide a flu epidemic linked to a “hot lot” vaccine, they can do that too.

The fact that modern medicine has induced the public to be sun-phobic to avoid skin cancers comes at the price of weakened immunity.

Will the real America ever return?

America just may never revert back to the country it was just a few days ago.

…And all the king’s horses and all the king’s men
couldn’t put humpty together again.

People are not going to just snap out of their fear of person-to-person contact after a coerced 15-day quarantine and go right back to dining out, sending their kids back to public school, and going with grandma to church on Sunday, with no regard for what just happened. 

We will see if the 75+ year-olds even decide to go back to church… and many housewives may just opt to have groceries delivered and out of necessity, cook food at home in an effort to try and catch up financially after a 15-day quarantine.  And why not keep the kids at home to school them?  School administrators are thinking of cancelling the remaining school year.

The battle to prolong the life of octogenarians by a few months

At the moment political leaders around the world are willing to destroy whole economies to prolong the life of 80-year-olds by a few months.

In Italy where hundreds of deaths are being reported daily, of 105 patients who were said to have died of the virus, the average age was 81 and there were only 2 deaths under age 50.  Two-thirds had pre-existing conditions.  According to a long-term study of Italians (2006-2014), 29.9% were heavy drinkers and 26% of these heavy drinkers also smoke tobacco.  About 1 in 4 Italians over age 65 already have some form of lung disease.  All the quarantines in an effort to prolong the life of winos and tobacco smokers over age 80 for a short time.

In China, deaths attributed to the Wuhan coronavirus epidemic were largely among 80+ year-olds.  In China, 68% of men are smokers and 46% drink alcohol.

Unexpected threat

And you thought the real threat to American liberty would come from China, or left-wing progressives, or socialists, or the Supreme Court, or even the military-industrial complex, but you would have never guessed a government bureaucracy called the Centers for Disease Control.  By issuance of “worst case scenarios,” the “wool could be pulled” over our leaders eyes.

Boredom predicted

And of course, what does a bored nation do with no sporting events for diversion?   Why it watches television, a propagandist politician’s dream.  Keep the stage lights on.  This is political theatre with the gravest of consequences.

FAKE INFLUENZA DATA BY YEAR U.S.
These are known to be over-inflated numbers issued by the Centers for Disease Control
In reality, less than 1000 Americans die of the flu each year.


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81 Comments
mike
mike
March 18, 2020 5:08 pm

These moron writers will eat their words, 6-8 weeks from now.

Vixen Vic
Vixen Vic
  mike
March 18, 2020 5:43 pm

That “moron writer” is a physician who has been treating virus patients for decades. I think he completely understands what he’s talking about.

Anonymous
Anonymous
  mike
March 18, 2020 6:30 pm

You’re a fucking retard

Vixen Vic
Vixen Vic
  Anonymous
March 18, 2020 6:51 pm

What is retarded about what I wrote? The man is a doctor. Are you?
Edit: Anonymous, was that address to me or Mike? If to Mike, I apologize.

piearesquared
piearesquared
  Vixen Vic
March 18, 2020 11:46 pm

It looks to me like Anonymous was calling Mike a retard, which he is.

Vixen Vic
Vixen Vic
  piearesquared
March 19, 2020 12:44 am

Thank you, piearesquared.
And I apologize to Anonymous for directing that comment to him in error.

Anonymous
Anonymous
  Vixen Vic
March 19, 2020 3:38 am

Mike

Reluctant Warrior
Reluctant Warrior
  mike
March 19, 2020 8:25 am

This was a Russian plot to sink the toilet paper industry.

BL
BL
  Reluctant Warrior
March 19, 2020 6:01 pm

Warrior- Well it worked. Here in KY, we went from having TP out our ass to nary a roll NOWHERE.

Vixen Vic
Vixen Vic
March 18, 2020 5:41 pm

Good post, subwo. Dr. Sardi has been skeptical all along, but now doctor after doctor, expert after expert is scrutinizing the data and coming up with: This response is horribly overblown.

subwo
subwo
  Vixen Vic
March 18, 2020 6:36 pm

I sent this to my PA friend and he sends back links that go along with TPTB. Some people are so indoctrinated that they can’t argue the points made and just send back stuff that does not refute the article sent.

MrLiberty
MrLiberty
  subwo
March 18, 2020 10:26 pm

K-12 government monopoly “education” goes out of its way to DESTROY the ability of the victim to appreciate the logical argument or refute it in an intelligent manner. That is why everything that comes out of the mouths of politicians is taken on face value even if it is a clear and obvious lie.

Vixen Vic
Vixen Vic
  MrLiberty
March 18, 2020 10:31 pm

Unless we go totalitarian, some may find homeschooling preferable to public schools. Let’s hope the government goons shot themselves in the foot on that one. (Again, trying to be optimistic, but as Bill De Blasio said, the schools are the babysitters.)

MrLiberty
MrLiberty
  Vixen Vic
March 19, 2020 12:10 am

Most parents are devastated at losing their massively subsidized baby sitting service and find the concept of actually spending time with their children while they finally learn something, completely repugnant. That being said, tens of thousands, if not millions, are going to find that their children are learning better, faster, and the time spent with them is having a more positive impact than “quality time” in front of the boob tube. If only another 20% decide to NEVER send their children back to the the drug-infested propaganda centers/day prisons, the “system” will suffer such a massive blow that it may not recover. What a glorious thing that would be. And don’t rule out “totalitarian.” Plenty of others have it as their agenda.

Chubby Bubbles
Chubby Bubbles
  MrLiberty
March 19, 2020 12:30 am

Where we are, they are closing the schools for educational purposes, but are still having people (kids?) come in for food every day. A guy wrote to a local bulletin board that that seemed ironic. He got a ton of shit for it!

Vixen Vic
Vixen Vic
  Chubby Bubbles
March 19, 2020 12:49 am

He should have been applauded. The schools are practically the kids’ family now, feeding and supposedly taking care of them. They may as well set up dormitories and house them as well since they’re taken the parents’ place.

MrLiberty
MrLiberty
  Chubby Bubbles
March 19, 2020 10:19 am

Yes, I was following a discussion on “Nextdoor,” a “social media” information site for neighbors, etc. EVERY poster on the subject was a woman, and every post was about how great it was to have free food handed out, how wonderful it was for their kids to be getting a nutritious meal while they were at home working, and how important it was for everyone, not just kids who actually need the food, to get out and take some food so they continue to do the deliveries. I didn’t dare ask any of these socialist witches why they were having children they couldn’t even afford to feed, or why they expected the rest of society to take on the burden THEY chose not to carry. But seriously, it is simply disgusting that we are all STOLEN FROM to pay for overpriced babysitters and free meals, while the only education these kids get is in how to perform oral sex, how to engage in anal sex, why its ok to think you are a boy one day and a girl the next, and how great and wonderful government is.

TampaRed
TampaRed
  MrLiberty
March 19, 2020 8:59 pm

liberty,
someone in my neighborhood was trying to start nextdoor around here so i went online & checked them out–
the people that started nextdoor & run it are virulently anti gun–
so long as we might be quarantined it’s probably a good thing to go ahead & remain a member but after that ?

Vixen Vic
Vixen Vic
  TampaRed
March 19, 2020 9:23 pm

They have mailed flyers about Nextdoor to my neighborhood. Sounds like one organization that’s spreading from neighborhood to neighborhood. For what purpose? Which means I want no part of it.

TampaRed
TampaRed
  Vixen Vic
March 19, 2020 9:37 pm

vic,
it is sort of a meet up or facebook 4 neighborhoods,as i understand it–
not a bad idea if it weren’t so political–
i’m sure the company makes $ from the ads on the sight & i suspect the group organizer/coordinator makes a buck or so–

Vixen Vic
Vixen Vic
  TampaRed
March 19, 2020 10:21 pm

OK, but i’m not on Facebook either so I still wouldn’t be interested. But thanks for the explanation.

Chubby Bubbles
Chubby Bubbles
  MrLiberty
March 19, 2020 12:28 am

The president of a club I’m in called to cancel this month’s mtg. and shift everything a month. I asked what she thought would have changed in a month: if it only took one infected person to infect all these thousands, all we need at the end of April is for there to be one infected person, and the whole thing starts all over again. Isn’t that logical? She said to me, “well, that’s *your* logic; there are different kinds of logic.”

Different kinds of logic!?!

Vixen Vic
Vixen Vic
  Chubby Bubbles
March 19, 2020 12:51 am

It’s her logic. She’s following the establishment herd. Common sense is not getting through.

Anonymous
Anonymous
March 18, 2020 5:49 pm

What just happened ? the fall of the Soviet Union, in the West. It’s a start.

Cow Doctor
Cow Doctor
March 18, 2020 6:02 pm

I have no idea what this virus will actually do. I do know this, TPTB have started a world wide Greatest Depression.

Vixen Vic
Vixen Vic
March 18, 2020 7:14 pm

This article shows 62% of Americans polled believe the media is exaggerating COVID-19 risk.
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/62-americans-believe-media-has-exaggerated-covid-19-risk-new-poll-shows

ottomatik
ottomatik
March 18, 2020 7:16 pm

And a big THANKS to sub! We clearly need all the voices of liberty to marshal, Totalitarians are on the move, grabbing every bit of power they can, RIGHT NOW. My bet is they are loathe to give it up, as they never do. Colorado has fallen, I knew we were behind enemy lines, and now it is confirmed, our governor has assumed dictatorial control of the entire state.

subwo
subwo
  ottomatik
March 18, 2020 7:26 pm

Up in foco no milk or eggs at Costco, no eggs at King soops. Costco had a dry erase board listing what they were out of at entry isle. Hard to be a normal shopper when the zombie shoppers are out in force.

yahsure
yahsure
March 18, 2020 7:16 pm

I just went shopping. Well, I tried to. No milk or eggs or bread or chicken. Lots of bare shelves. I thought I was in one of those propaganda photos about the Russians! Imagine millions going on a diet. The whole country brought down by a Chicom virus.

subwo
subwo
  yahsure
March 18, 2020 7:31 pm

My dad would ride the boxcars with his dad during the depression in summertime as grampa looked for work. Food scarcity is only one generation removed for me. I remember my dad eating cold trappy navy beans out of a can on stale bread in the 1960s. When I offered to heat the beans up for him he said it was a waste of energy. We had plenty of food in the house, his depression era mentality was a hard habit to break.

Chubby Bubbles
Chubby Bubbles
  subwo
March 19, 2020 12:33 am

My mother-in-law lived through the war in Italy, and she’d save the hot pasta water to wash dishes with.

Vixen Vic
Vixen Vic
  Chubby Bubbles
March 19, 2020 1:21 am

Smart woman. When you go through hard times, the habits are hard to break because you know those hard times can return.
My grandmother was as frugal as you could get. She was born during Reconstruction and lived a hard, poor life. She died in the late ’70s. They did what they could with what they had.
When my mother was young, my grandmother made the main meal at lunch time when my grandfather came home to eat. Anything left over was used for supper and grits were added to fill them up. If they ever had meat, it was what my grandfather shot or my grandmother would ring a chicken’s neck. Meat was usually reserved for Sunday unless my grandfather had good hunting during the week.
My mother’s seat in front of her bedroom dresser was a wooden barrel with a cushion attached to the top and material hanging down to cover the entire barrel. I have a box that was an old wooden ammo box (printing still on it, tongue and groove) that my grandfather made into a cushioned seat for my mother to sit on when she was little. I have a cabinet my grandfather made from the boards from a liquor crate, still has the writing on it (on the inside).
People of the past didn’t waste things the way we do now. For example, when a hog was butchered, every part was used for something. The bladder could be blown up for use as a children’s ball if you didn’t have another use for it. The pig’s tail was hung up on a nail and used for greasing tools. People didn’t waste things, especially hard-to-come-by things. We’re so spoiled compared to the people of history.
People who lived through war and/or depression,it’s the same thing. Those were hard years. Looks like we may experience them again.

M G
M G
  Chubby Bubbles
March 19, 2020 1:45 pm

We take short baths to save the water for other issues. We aren’t out of toilet paper here. Not for a while, but I’m still handing out the good stuff for good will points. When I start handing out the Always Save one-ply, you know we are down to the last we felt we could spare.

And, my husband’s grandfather immigrated illegally to Cleveland via Canada in the 1930s, fleeing Mussolini’s brownshirts. He was part of the Resistance.

My mother-in-law taught me to make pasta. And sauce. But no cannoli, dammit.

(EC)
(EC)
  M G
March 19, 2020 5:59 pm
BL
BL
  (EC)
March 19, 2020 10:03 pm

EC- My choice of comfort food for the lock down this week was cannolis. Imma git me some more next week.

MrLiberty
MrLiberty
  yahsure
March 18, 2020 10:32 pm

But there is NOT a lack of supply, just an overabundance of demand. Nobody can drink all that milk, eat all those eggs, etc. TRUE DEMAND has only really increased for hand sanitizer, soap, etc. People are still eating and pooping as much as before. Once their stockpiles are at a “comfortable” level, the insanity will subside (unless the MSM keep lying to them). Sure, there will be some displacements and challenges, because food that might otherwise get consumed at a restaurant is now needed at the stores, but the folks who grow/kill/package the food will adjust. And Kroger has 10,000 job openings because they know they need more bodies for all the stock that is in the pipeline (unless the government fucks things up as usual…and for a purpose).

Vixen Vic
Vixen Vic
  MrLiberty
March 19, 2020 12:18 am

I’m actually thinking of getting a part-time job at Publix or Kroger doing stocking to supplement my income. I need something a little more physical anyway. And I don’t want to go back to an office job and sit on my ass more and deal with catty, jealous women who have dominated every office I’ve ever worked at.

MrLiberty
MrLiberty
  Vixen Vic
March 19, 2020 10:22 am

Been thinking of Kroger as well. Just prefer sleeping that time of day (10pm-6am), not working. Would give you a good perspective on supply line issues.

Vixen Vic
Vixen Vic
  MrLiberty
March 19, 2020 1:16 pm

I think Publix does stocking in the evening after the store closes, so that might be a better fit for you. Kroger stocks during the night, which is right up my alley because I’m a night person.
I’m thinking of cutting back on my current job and going half with them and half with another job just so I don’t have all my eggs in one basket if things start falling apart.

M G
M G
  Vixen Vic
March 19, 2020 1:58 pm

I love doing that sort of work. An old friend called it the painting the blimp job.

She lived on the eastern side of Houston drove by the Goodyear Blimp Hangars quite often. She said she was watching the men on scaffolding just brushscrub the sides one day and, then, a few days later, the same guys were on the scaffolding painting the blimp.

She said there were many days coming to and from her stressful job or from dealing with her kids and husband, she would look at those guys washing and painting the blimps and think, “man, they got it really good… I could do that painting the blimp job and be happy.”

https://www.goodyearblimp.com/

TampaRed
TampaRed
  M G
March 19, 2020 9:03 pm

the paint is always bluer on the other side–

(EC)
(EC)
  Vixen Vic
March 19, 2020 5:57 pm

One of the engineers had us in stitches talking about all the crazy secretaries back at his complex. Bonnie was one of the few women of a certain age in charge of an operation. She had a placard that read, women do not fart, belch or sweat so they have to bitch or they’ll blow up. There is no danger of my co-worker blowing anytime soon.

M G
M G
  MrLiberty
March 19, 2020 1:52 pm

Do you know how much of our food is processed in China, not only grown there?

A lot. All the logistics is automated now, with UPC codes and chipped labels

It really would be simple to just chip everyone and then the drones would know where to drop your food as your little indicator blinks and signals you are hungry or need to poop.

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My old supervisor, Randy Brashears passed away due to alcohol-related injuries, and I say that because I loved the man like the older brother I wished I’d had, but he drank too much and it finally killed him. His wife and another Air Force buddy’s widow bought me this together when we left.

I finally hung it up the other day on the wall by the piano, along with my grandmother’s photo. All the saints seem to be coming in.

M G
M G
  M G
March 19, 2020 6:26 pm

Notice, EC, that the wives of my military comrades love me. Me and the whatever you call her today would get along fine. We would make fun of you a lot.

Vixen Vic
Vixen Vic
March 18, 2020 7:52 pm

The Farmers Almanac has a good article today on kitchen scrape gardening. Meaning planting your veggie leftovers to produce more veggies. A lot of good suggestions in the comment section as well, including using store-bought dried beans. This advice may come in handy in the future, unfortunately.

https://www.farmersalmanac.com/regrow-vegetables-from-kitchen-scraps-24373

Anonymous
Anonymous
  Vixen Vic
March 19, 2020 5:06 am

Onions,carrots,celery are biennial and go to seed when they are replanted. You can save those seeds and plant them next year but you’ll not get edible produce when you regrow scraps.

Fleabaggs
Fleabaggs
March 18, 2020 9:44 pm

Just for my own satisfaction I Joogled flu symptoms. Sore throat, cough (dry or with phlegm) fever, muscle pain, congestion, runny nose, and fatigue. Same as super flu x 10 or whatever. So all these alleged new cases are just guesses and or they are using a test created by a company(U.S.GOV) that produces nothing but gross dishonesty 24/7. Don’t see nothin the matter here.

WestcoastDeplorable
WestcoastDeplorable
March 18, 2020 10:54 pm

He’s right about the numbers on Flu from CDC, it’s all a fucking estimate. Which makes things difficult where we have a bastard like this one. Way too much bullshit designed to force you into a flu shot every year. And of course this year’s flu shot offers no protection against “Kungflu”. Here it is from the horse’s ass:
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/index.html

Fleabaggs
Fleabaggs
  WestcoastDeplorable
March 18, 2020 11:11 pm

Westcoast
Looked that over. In a more honest era that might be called voodoo stats.

Fleabaggs
Fleabaggs
  Fleabaggs
March 18, 2020 11:37 pm

WHODATHUNKIT!!! 48.5 percent of Italian Covid-19 deaths had 3 or more other illnesses. Average age of dead is 79.5 years old. 75% had high blood pressue. 35% had diabetes. 33% had heart disease.
http://www.antiempire.com/99-of-those-who-died-from-virus-had-other-illness-italy-says-50-had-3-or-more/

Vixen Vic
Vixen Vic
  WestcoastDeplorable
March 19, 2020 12:22 am

Oh, no, Westcoast, they’re saying the flu shot won’t protect you from COVID-19. So, therefore, you’ll need both the flu shot and the spanking brand-new COVID-19 shot every year. That’s right, a money maker. And people actually fall for it.

Vixen Vic
Vixen Vic
March 19, 2020 2:54 am

This writer agrees with me that COVID-19 is a cover for the economic collapse. He also thinks it’s the introduction to martial law.

The Only Pandemic in America Is Unbridled Fear and a Total Lack of Intelligent Thought

M G
M G
  Vixen Vic
March 19, 2020 4:08 am

I spent so many hours on the road today in Southeast Missouri filming and talking to people and I’ve not had time to upload any of it and I think I will have time tomorrow.

Well, I went to my family farm down in Bootyville, which is what I tend to call the Bootheel region in which I grew up. For a lot of reasons, including that one.

But this visit was more interesting than a little grab and tackle outside the local tavern and a whole lot more profound.

I’m uploaded to YouTube privately and will share what is appropriate, but it really does look like something is going on beyond anything we’ve seen. When I was on the way back to the hills, almost a hundred miles away, I stopped at the last grocery store before Sticksville in Advance and cleaned them out of Tri-Color Farfalle (Bow Ties) pasta because I make my own pasta and even can make bow ties thanks to Nick’s mother’s bitchy patience, but I don’t like to.

And, yes, they appear to be out of toilet paper as well, but nobody seems upset by it. They realize they might have to do more laundry, but life will go on. What surprised me was that all of the frozen meals were gone, but not all the pasta.

People are really that stupid.

I dropped off the final load of things with my mother and filmed our singing and praying together.

Honey, I’ve heard that song all my life, but you just met the lady that went and done it.

Reluctant Warrior
Reluctant Warrior
March 19, 2020 6:32 am

The Earth is tilting back up on its axis. Spring has arrived. The end of this faux pandemic is in the air. It should be obvious to most people that this was merely a catalyst or trigger for the implementation of a much bigger agenda by the elites. It worked. …but the only real pandemic was a pandemic of fear.

(EC)
(EC)
  Reluctant Warrior
March 19, 2020 5:39 pm

Damn, this is going to break Yoke’s heart. All his life he has regretted missing Woodstock, being part of history. How long has he dreamed of a Kristallnacht or managing a Jewish resettlement camp. He had great hopes for this epidemic; minorities lying dead in gutters all across America, their underwear soaked with piss and full of virus infected turds. This was finally going to be a white country again, aching to be refilled with white Aryan geniuses capable of rebuilding the nation in god’s image.

Fleabaggs
Fleabaggs
  (EC)
March 19, 2020 5:57 pm

How is that different than your version of filling it up with Latins and camel herders.

(EC)
(EC)
  Fleabaggs
March 19, 2020 7:50 pm

What the fuck is your problem, fleadick? (Don’t think I forgot that shit about Latins last time.) When have I advocated such shit? I’m just yanking Yokes’ chain because of Redundant Warrior’s claim that the pandemic is over. The show is still on; as Cheney said, have you heard anything to the contrary?

Fleabaggs
Fleabaggs
  (EC)
March 19, 2020 9:47 pm

Go back over your comments the last 2 years or more and you’ll find it. Does the term Latinocentric mean anything to you? Yo crap on Yoji all the time about his viewpoints. Kid somebody else.

(EC)
(EC)
  Fleabaggs
March 19, 2020 9:54 pm

I did not know you guys were a thing. Sorry.

(EC)
(EC)
  Fleabaggs
March 19, 2020 10:01 pm

Exactly how shall I do that? I don’t have the time to go over the articles to find my comments or nit pick through them to find where I picked on my dear friend. I will take your word for it oh, infallible one.

(EC)
(EC)
March 19, 2020 7:28 pm

If you guys had bothered to read my comment in the Stalin article, I said the concern is not for the hoi-polloi. These guys are not philanthropists. They know they are prime meat (see my comment in Admin’s article) for this virus. Almost all of the bigwigs are old duffers over 70 years of age and they are seriously obese.

If they can crank out printed taxpayer money to save their cronies, they can shut down the country to save their asses. They will lock in the entire populace to secure their health. They must have an inflated sense of self worth that they can put people out of a job to save themselves, all the while promising to make good on the losses with government largess, $1000 now and another grand later. Whoopee.

Meanwhile, California is locking in homeless people in new RVs at the beach. Most folks bust their ass for a lifetime to buy a retirement RV and live most days on a Walmart parking lot and maybe a few days on the beach. The homeless dudes bust their ass shitting on the street for a few years and get that plush RV at the beach.

You saw the Chinese putting infected pigs in a ditch, showering them with fuel and setting them on fire. The poor pigs had no idea until they started roasting alive. Now imagine we are the pigs being led to a vaccination/disinfectant/delousing facility to eradicate the corona contagion. Sure beats paying out good banker money tied up in derivatives to pay Social Security leaches. The fuck, didn’t they see Goodfellas? Homey ain’t gonna split the take, people is gonna have to die.

Alright, fuck it, nobody reads my comments anyway. I’ll finish later.

TampaRed
TampaRed
  (EC)
March 19, 2020 9:28 pm

baggs,
kick his ass–
ec,were the chicoms really burning pigs alive?if so,that’s way over the top–i’m no animal rights guy but unnecessary pain is cruel–

Fleabaggs
Fleabaggs
  (EC)
March 19, 2020 9:53 pm

The NWO has every intention of doing that to us. That’s not new information. If you weren’t such a smart ass all the time people would read your comments. I would for one and Iv’e said as much.
The pig things is dubious. they are too frugal for me to accept that one. They may have put them in large makeshift cauldrons and turned them into soup or pet food but just wasting them is a hard sell.