By Jon Rappoport
@ Jon Rapporport Blog (To join our email list, click here.)
This article is a summary. I’ve written extensively on each of the five key events.
ONE: The false claim that a new virus was discovered and isolated. No
true isolation has been performed. The so-called genetic sequencing of
the virus was actually a concoction, a cobbling together of pieces of
data referencing segments of RNA. These segments were PRESUMED to be
parts of the new virus—-but researchers didn’t have the virus, so their
presumptions amounted to fraud.
TWO: The erecting of a diagnostic test (PCR) for the virus they didn’t have.
Obviously, no such test has meaning. It is built on the same sorts of
absurd assumptions that led to the fictional discovery of the virus.
However, strategically speaking, the test has produced millions of
“positive results,” which are taken to mean “infected by the virus.” On
this foundation of sand, the lockdowns were declared
THREE: The Chinese lockdown of 50 million citizens, for no medical reason. This unprecedented event provided the model for other governments, and
for the CDC and the World Health Organization. Now it was “acceptable”
to imprison the global population and wreak economic devastation across
the planet.
FOUR: The absurd computer prediction of
500,000 deaths in the UK and two million in the US, made by historically
failed modeler, Neil Ferguson. His institute at the Imperial College of
London is bankrolled by Bill Gates. Ferguson’s predictions were used to convince Trump and Boris Johnson that states of emergency and lockdowns were necessary.
FIVE: The forced premature deaths of millions of elderly people across the world—-which were falsely called “COVID-19 deaths.” These
people were and are suffering from multiple long-term health
conditions, made far worse by decades of medical treatment with toxic
drugs. Terrified by a COVID diagnosis, then isolated from family and
friends, they give up and die.
There are other important events, to be sure, but these are the key five.
The
underlying fact that needs to be understood: what is called COVID-19 is
not one condition. It is a variety of illnesses and effects stemming
from different traditional causes RE-PACKAGED under the label, “COVID.”
Where
authentic new conditions and causes may be involved, independent
investigators need to look closely at such clusters of people, where
they live. For example, the investigators should find out whether toxic
vaccine campaigns were initiated in a community or region prior to
declaration of the “COVID outbreak.”
Here is a short piece of
fiction I wrote early on during the “pandemic.” It paints a far
different picture of COVID events. At that time, I hoped “white hats”
would squash the insane lockdowns and economic devastation. That never
happened. Instead, high-powered business leaders gladly caved in and
took their turn at the bailout trough.
Coronavirus and Island X-24
There was a small island.
Amazingly,
it had never been claimed by any country. It just sat there. It was
inconsequential. Geographers were irritated that it had no name. In
1998, they named it X-24.
123 families lived there. They emigrated from 14 countries.
During
the 2019 onset of the trouble in China, 19 citizens had escaped the
lockdown in Wuhan and found their way to the island in a small makeshift
boat, which broke into pieces near shore. The resident families
welcomed them without fanfare, and offered them housing in huts on the
north side of the island.
People on the island practiced
agriculture on their tiny farms, and they raised chickens and ate eggs.
There was no government. The families met once a month to discuss any
issues that might have arisen since their last meeting. They did not
vote. They used common sense. They were sensible people. They had no
ideology. They had no phones, no computers, no electricity.
One of
the newly arrived Chinese women explained, at a meeting, the
coronavirus, the epidemic, the lockdown, the testing. She asked whether
anyone was concerned that her people might have brought the virus with
them. The people of the island looked around at each other and shrugged.
They didn’t seem interested.
Three weeks later, an article
appeared in the mainland Chinese press about X-24 and the 19 escaped
Wuhan residents. It was picked up by a wire service and then republished
by a number of outlets around the world. It did not become a big story.
However, a boat soon arrived at
the island. A Chinese official and an American public health officer
from the CDC stepped off. Several conversations ensued. The two
bureaucrats were concerned that the virus might have come to X-24. The
residents said they didn’t travel, and they didn’t even fish. Why not?
No one had an answer. The bureaucrats took samples of rainwater from a
backyard container. They took a look at all the X-24 residents and saw
they were healthy. They took throat swabs from the new 19 Chinese
residents. There was a bit of tension when the Chinese official told
these Wuhan escapees they were living illegally on the island and should
return home. The Chinese residents said they wouldn’t, but they had no
intention of causing trouble. The visitors left.
A week later, at a
meeting in government offices in Wuhan, CDC and Chinese scientists told
a deputy mayor of the city that nine immigrants on X-24 had tested
positive for the coronavirus. A call was immediately made to the public
health and safety office of the national government, and the news was
reported. Two hours later, a message came back: leave the people on X-24
alone for now.
The government in Beijing took up the X-24 issue
in several committees. A decision was made. Drones would do high
flyovers and surveil the island. No one would be permitted to leave it.
Three
months later, with the world in lockdown, a small elite government
committee met in Beijing. The news: all the residents of X-24 were going
about their daily business. No sick people were observed, even among
the elderly. No one had tried to leave the island. No one was practicing
social distancing. People met and mingled as usual. A CDC/WHO message
was read: It expressed concern about X-24. People who were positive for
the virus couldn’t be allowed to live outside the limits of control.
Something needed to be done.
Three weeks later, X-24 residents
observed a group of armed boats approaching. Maneuvers were executed,
and the craft made a ring around the island. They sat about 20 miles
offshore. They stayed there.
This
operation was noticed by the press. The X-24 story made a brief limited
comeback. INFECTED PEOPLE LIVING ON AN ISLAND. QUARANTINE FORCED. A few
reporters tried to get information on the condition of the X-24
residents. They couldn’t.
CDC meetings took place. The gist was:
These people remain healthy. There is no sign of trouble. No disease. No
illness. “What happens if THIS becomes a story?”
The issue was
kicked up to the Chinese and American military. Very private meetings
took place. “We could launch a drone missile attack and wipe them out.”
“We could send in a kill-team.” “How about a massive fire? Drop a few
incendiaries.” “Spray them with nasty chemicals. They’ll have a hell of
time trying to breathe, they’ll foam at the mouth and die.”
But in
the end, the military held back. A message from a carefully guarded
private source came down the line: “Leave them alone. Remove the stupid
ships. Observe from drones. Do not attack. They rate as experimental
subjects. They constitute a control group. By CDC projections, at least a
few of them should become ill. So far, that’s not the case.”
…A
year later, on X-24, the Chinese woman, who had originally told the
island residents about the coronavirus, wrote in the diary she had been
keeping, “The mainland madness is just a faint memory. My mother here is
93. She is reasonably healthy. A few people get sick, as a matter of
course, and then they get well. Nothing unusual. There were two deaths
last year. A French woman and an American man. They were both in their
80s. I helped their families make them comfortable. I saw no sudden
illness of the lungs. I liked all these island people from the start. I
feel close to them now.”
Old habits die hard. She looked around
her small cabin, as if some government authority might be present. She
walked to the pile of stones arranged in the corner, where a low fire
was burning. It occurred to her there was no reason to continue her
diary. She bent down and placed it in the flames and watched it for a
minute. The past was past.
Nothing untoward had happened on the island.
Back
at the CDC, a private analysis was carried out. Nine mitigating factors
were listed to explain why no one on the island had fallen ill from the
virus. The conclusion was the island was not a proper representation of
the real world. The analysis was sent up the line to the guarded source
who had ordered the ring of ships to back off. He read the CDC
analysis.
He sent back a message. “I wasn’t asking you to cover
your # or justify your role in this fiasco. Your so-called mitigating
factors are a crock. Apparently, you’re unable to be honest. So let me
send you my analysis. The people on X-24 didn’t get sick because they
didn’t get sick. Remove promoted fear, diagnostic tests, treatment with
toxic drugs, and other damage falsely labeled as COVID, and you have
nothing. I see why you were disturbed about the story of X-24. But then,
accounting for healthy people who stay healthy has never been your
strong suit, has it? You’ve gone too far. I should set my hounds loose
on you.”
A colleague of his walked into the steam room, picked up a
pitcher of cold water and poured it on the rocks. Steam rose and the
rocks hissed. Wrapped in white sheets, the two men sat side by side.
“Did you tear them a new one?”
“I gave them something to think about. These people are incorrigible. They really are.”
“When our friends arrive tonight, we’ll discuss the situation.”
“Yes.
Recess is over. The bureaucrats interrupted business. Products must
flow. Money must flow. They don’t understand we’re the engine of the
world, for better or worse.”
“We’ll school these little bureaucrats. They parade around thinking they’re princes. They’re going to pay.”
The steam spread. The men were invisible.
