Writes Althea, Content Writer, Headline Diplomat, LUDCI.eu
The origin of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is wrapped in secrecy. There are so many unanswered questions; there are theories that it is a plot to depopulate the world, and you dare not ask provoking questions! 2020 was a year like no other — social distancing, lockdowns, the use of nose masks, and finally, vaccination. Sadly, many of those measures were illegally implemented. It is as if democracy and freedom have been under dangerous threat. Civil liberty, the very foundation of citizenship, has been thrown into the dustbin. Opposing voices to the so-called pandemic have been labeled ‘fake news’, and legitimate questions drowned out by some powerful people, mainstream media, and the Big Tech.
However, if we still value our future, freedom, and civil liberty, we must ask the vital questions: Is the COVID-19 virus natural or man-made? If man-made, who are the people behind it? The world has seen some pandemics in the past, but the response has never been like this, which prompts several questions: Where is the origin of the COVID-19 virus? How deadly is this virus? Are measures taken to control the disease effective? Is compulsory mass vaccination essential? Is there any hidden agenda behind the mass vaccination?
The Wuhan story
In the beginning, the official story was that the disease started from the Wuhan wet market in late 2019. Patient zero was said to have caught the virus by consuming pangolin gotten from the wet market. It was believed that the coronavirus, which is normally present in bats, was able to get to humans via pangolins. These theories are questionable. On one hand, pangolins were not sold at the market when the outbreak began, and on the other hand, the supposed similarity between pangolin coronavirus and COVID-19 is questionable. Furthermore, even if an unknown animal at the market was responsible, the analysis revealed that none of the animals at the market tested positive for COVID-19. So, the question is, where did the virus come from?
There is a laboratory in Wuhan called the Wuhan Institute of Virology. It is located 9 miles from the wet market. The virology institute is China’s only Biosafety Level-4 laboratory, the highest biosafety level possible. The Covid-19 patient zero was allegedly a researcher at the Wuhan Institute of Virology and didn’t visit the wet market. When this news broke out, the institute responded by saying that the person in question, Huang Yanling, left Wuhan in 2015. Her biography and photograph were deleted from its website. And, as of February 2021, there is still no sign of her.
Meanwhile, on January 15, the State Department of the United States published a fact sheet on the origins of COVID-19 in Wuhan, China, without denying or confirming that COVID-19 is a manmade disease.
The plot to use COVID-19 to depopulate the world
For decades, there have been theories about alleged plots to depopulate the world, but this time around, there seems to be some substance to those theories when you consider the secrecy and deception surrounding the emergence and handling of the COVID-19. The speed and haphazard manner with which the vaccines were developed — just within a few months — and the plan for a mass global vaccination program makes one wonder whether there was an ulterior motive to the COVID-19 scare. Was mass vaccination the main reason for the pandemic scare? With the way the mainstream media was pushing the narrative, trying to scare everyone into submission, a section of the society is asking if there is an agenda behind the pandemic. Could it be that the entire COVID-19 pandemic was part of a problem-reaction-solution (PRS) scam to get people to surrender themselves for a mass vaccination program where they can be implanted with a nano-tracking device?
Moreover, looking at the epidemiology of the disease, a particular demography — elderly people with chronic diseases — seemed to be worse hit than others. As a result, some people are of the opinion that the virus was created to depopulate the world, starting with the elderly and diseased who, as they believe, no longer contribute to the world economy. The world population will soon hit 8 billion, as it appears that the massive push for birth control is not slowing population growth as expected, so using a disease that targets a portion of the population that is considered “a liability to the economy” seemed appealing to them — it saves the government and the insurance companies the cost of covering geriatric patients.
With COVID-19 spreading at a fast rate and the mainstream media stoking fear in people, the environment was ripe for the big pharma to produce the vaccine, and together with the big tech, create a method of tracking the vaccinated — a vaccine passport. Now that everything is in place, governments all over the world are pushing for mass vaccination. Some are even planning to make the possession of a vaccine passport a criterion for free movement. All the while, the mainstream media is used to create hysteria and panic about the COVID-19 virus so that the public won’t question the rationality of the various measures taken by the government. At the same time, the big techs, including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google, and others, use their platforms to censor dissenting voices. They use algorithms to suppress dissenting voices, tagging them ‘fake news’ — a phenomenon known as ‘censortech’. For supplying the vaccines for the manmade virus, the big pharma is set to corner billions of dollars of taxpayers’ money!
Conclusion:
The world appears to be under siege by totalitarian governments masking as democracies while pushing the agenda of a few powerful individuals and institutions. It is time for the people to know that the power belongs to them and begin to ask vital questions. People need to know exactly how the virus came about and how everything the government has been doing is in their best interest. It is time to speak with a loud voice and hold the government accountable — the government should never be more powerful than the people!
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