Author: S. Smith

Is COVID hysteria an extinction-level event?

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The events of the past six months (fundamentally it is only one single event, the sudden emergence and spread of mass hysteria) is comparable to extinction-level events found in the natural world’s history. The difference between this one and those natural phenomena is that this mass hysteria is purely psychological, meaning it doesn’t exist in the physical world. It could be described a a psychic contagion, a virus of the imagination. I’m sure there’s a better way to describe it. But it is interesting that something so destructive could spread so quickly and have such a profound effect on the world economy. And an economy itself is a purely psychic phenomenon, in the sense that our plans, intentions, and predictions exist only in our minds. And those plans and actions are effected, and in turn effect, the plans and actions of others. Society itself is held together by this invisible network of minds, a network of ever-evolving decisions based on individual personal judgments about the present and future state of the world. It’s a strange abyss you find yourself in if you think too long about it.

So, is COVID hysteria destructive and pervasive enough to inflict a mortal wound on the modern world? Has it already? If it is, then I think it’s interesting and significant that the apocalyptic event to decimate our species doesn’t exist in the physical world. This may make little sense, as I’m only just now attempting to finally get this idea out of my head that has been swirling for months.

It’s very interesting that the one event to inflict so much devastation on the modern world in such a short amount of time is non-material, but very real nonetheless.

 

The most urgent topic to be now discussed: how will local, state, federal, and world leaders be held accountable?

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Once this is over, there must be an accounting of the crimes committed against entire populations by their governments.

Report: Bill Gates has spent $250 million on journalism, allowing him to control the narrative

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Very illuminating, and now it makes more sense that Bill Gates himself has featured so prominently in the COVID-19 scamdemic. What does Gates want out of all this? What’s his goal? Surely not money. What then? My purely personal theory is that he wants to be remembered as a great historical figure, a quasi-Messiah. Not a very original goal, but a very human one, unfortunately.

Why will the Oklahoma Department of Health begin counting “probable” COVID cases, in addition to confirmed?

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An email was recently leaked from an Oklahoma regional director to county commissioners, giving them a heads up that COVID cases will soon spike, and not to be alarmed because the number will begin to include “probable” cases.

What is the point of including probable cases? Who decides who is included in the “probable” group?

The PCR tests being administered, with a 90% false positive rate, are worse than useless, and have fraudulently goosed the cases, creating a phony case-demic that state and local governments are using to base policy on. Including “probable” cases will do nothing except keep the phony COVID “pandemic” on life support for next few months, or least until the election.

If the tests are wrong almost all the time, we have to ask ourselves hard questions? How much of the death toll was ever even COVID? It will be impossible for many to admit that all this self-inflicted destruction was in vain, but we must admit it or we’ll never escape it. The inclusion of “probable” cases is just denialism. Society itself is unable to face the reality that the Great Pandemic was, for the most part, a complete farce.