Posted on 02/04/2020 7:48:56 AM PST by Steely Tom
There are a LOT of markers that indicate this is the real deal.
An entire province of 58 million people sealed off.
A 11 million person metropolis in that province on the verge of collapse.
Information flow shut down all over the place.
State police arresting bloggers.
1,000 be hospitals thrown up in eight days (how is that even possible?).
Other countries sealing off China.
The U.S. stopping flights from China.
Research papers suddenly "withdrawn."
This is all unprecedented. When you combine all these things, you get a big "Uh oh -- this looks like it could be 'it'"
Of course, I thought Ebola was 'it' at the time, too.
Nothing has all 4 pieces.
Much less all 4 pieces in the coronavirus variant being from the same genome (HIV).
Much less 3 insertions being spatially adjacent, in the binding region.
The symptoms are also disturbing. Imagine having a cold with no symptoms. OTC pharma would go broke. Nobody would need any of those elixirs of ‘easy rest’:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyqb-vngPLE
Agreed, however don’t be in a rush to dismiss for the idea that it was potentially a vaccine string that escaped is highly plausible given the oddness of this virus.
What happened to the Indian guys was gaslighting. Writ large.
Never seen that happen en masse before in my life.
It’s like all the dogs had their chains pulled at once.
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Even with Sars and Ebola, these things he you mentioned weren’t done before or in large measures. Something is up. Like you say, this could be it.
“Trillions of dollars of investment in china are at stake.”
So much of our pharma in Chinese hands...it is both scary and disgusting. Profit-mad US pharma.
IIRC, most of our military’s med’s come from China
I hope President Trump moves THIS China b.s. way up on his list!
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