>>9461203

Combination of factors.

Operations are difficult to maintain long term. Resource intensive.

The other is to evaluate crowd reactions. They need self-perpetuating violence to begin advancing phases, so they will occasionally back off and see how people respond with no input.

They are also possibly considering things a success and moving to additional phases, which requires relocating and staging.

Ultimately, they look to topple the government. To do that, they need manpower in sufficient quantity as to fight the authority of the state on its own terms. That means manipulating impassioned and agitated groups.

Be vigilant.

>>9461442

And how do you stop it, anon?

Well, for that matter, how do you know there ever was a virus?

The only reason you think there is a virus is because china released a bunch of videos of OMGWTF that people swallowed as truth.

Then, the same China released a bunch of testing kits initially deployed to test people in contact tracing. During flu season. Who is in a position to determine whether or not those tests did anything other than generate entirely random results?

Then, when we moved to antibody tests, the antibodies tested for are… What? Antibody testing is… Not necessarily accurate. Antibodies can be and are necessarily shared by many different things within the body. Again… Who can determine whether or not these tests do anything other than give random results or accurately test for a new virus amid the billions of other tiny things in the body?

Did anyone in a nursing home die of covid… Or was covid just a nice thing to classify respiratory illnesses in general under?

Are viruses what we are told they are?

What are exosomes?

What is the difference between an exosome and an asymptomatic carrier of a virus?

What is a cytokine?

What role does HCQ play in mitigating death from viral infection?

Do viruses create the symptoms?

Do our immune systems over-react to non-destructive entities?