Anonymous ID: 3c403d March 15, 2020, 9:54 p.m. No.8433610   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3692 >>3697

>>8433499

That would be extremely likely. The laws recently passed would point to that.

 

There are several things moving, here. For starters, there really is a bad run of Influenza-A going around. I had it last week and it took out our whole maintenance department for nearly a week. Even made my cat sick (inb4 toots). So I suspect there is some interest in analyzing the performance of these contingency measures against a real viral outbreak - and corona just allows us to play pretend like there is something really deadly going around while assessing public reaction.

 

It's also a good time to fuck the federal reserve over while maybe a few celebrities and politicians take the opportunity to die. An interesting thing to point out is that we see our lives as only one. When a doctor declares you dead, all criminal investigations against the identity you hold end. This is a rather convenient feature and presents an opportunity for those who can live through death, so to speak. We don't typically think of death as a means of escaping justice, but it is a logical play to make for those who don't particularly need to be alive to remain here.

 

Of course - there are now people at the airports asking who the hell you are and what you think you're doing trying to fly outside the country.

The … Plan to trigger a global pandemic (real or purely imagined) may not have been all that intelligent on second thought….. But it's too late now.

 

As a final note - many observant will remember the point of White Squall wasn't the storm, but the question over whether or not the storm was ever real by the inquiry - white squalls are a thing of myth and legend.

Anonymous ID: 3c403d March 15, 2020, 10:07 p.m. No.8433714   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3801 >>3904

>>8433639

It's not a "normal flu" - it's a known but particularly nasty strand of Influenza. Oddly, it is not all that deadly to the elderly, but has a tendency to lay young people out for a week. Fever, coughing, vomitng for some.

 

The corona virus test kits they had been using have at least a 50% false positive rate in the best of cases. This is in part why more stringent testing at labs has been ordered, which take around a week to process.

 

Literally none of the media's reports of local corona infection are factual. They can't know, and with HIPPA laws in place, technically, they are not supposed to know who does or does not test positive. The CDC is responsible for tracking who is testing in what condition(s) and has what confidence of being a carrier. They are required to inform the government and public of numbers - but technically HIPPA makes it illegal for them to tell anyone other than the person tested what their results were.