Former BlackRock executive Edward Dowd thinks the coming midterm elections in November may get cancelled.

“I talked to a lot of different people and the people who are awake and know what’s going on. And I’m starting to think there will be no elections in the fall. They will lock us down under the cover of the monkeypox virus. And at the very least, if we do have elections, it will be mail-in ballots for those who won’t be able to go to the ballots in person or to the ballot boxes in person. That’s my thesis and that’s what I think is coming,” Dowd told InfoWars founder and host Alex Jones during a recent interview.

Dowd also told Jones that the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) is being used as a cover for the global collapse. He said that it allowed the Federal Reserve to print 65 percent of the money supply in 2020 and keep the bubble afloat for a couple more years.

The former BlackRock equity portfolio manager said what really set off his alarm bells was when Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard talked about immunity badges and surveillance technology that could be implemented to bring the economy back online during an interview on CBS News’ “Face the Nation.”

“He was floating the idea and then I memory-holed it because it was not popular at that time. I started talking about vaccine passports and what this COVID really was all about. And I was labeled a conspiracy theorist in 2020. And then in 2021, we saw what happened. We saw mandates, we saw vaccines, we saw a rise in excess mortality and we saw vaccine injuries,” Dowd said.

https://basedunderground.com/2022/06/07/midterm-elections-might-get-cancelled-if-they-can-push-the-monkeypox-panic-hard-enough/