Loading ...PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICIALS
Jeff Childers has just said ( much more eloquently ) what I and others have been saying here since the beginning….LOL…Priceless and spot on
It’s become clearer than ever that public health is where intellectually-challenged people go when they are flunking out of medical school after failing organic chemistry for the third time. Public health is a safe landing spot for lazy, incompetent people or folks struggling with undiagnosed, low-functioning mental illnesses. Mental illnesses like OCDs, hypochondria, and germaphobia.
But the good thing is they still have to call you “doctor.”
For JCs take on Disease X see the first comment
In case you were not yet fully convinced that public health officials are even dumber than the guys who make the “Jackass” movies, behold their latest brainchild. Like a mostly-peaceful protest in urban Illinois, news and social media have been burning this week with hysteria over the next pandemic, billed as a new and improved, deadlier-than-ever virus certain to derail the elections, again!. You’ve surely heard of it by now, the infamous but generically-named “Disease X” (brought to you by Coyote and the Acme Corporation).
image 9.png
To set the table, here’s USA Today’s headline from two days ago:
image 2.png
Sometimes I wonder whether corporate media is really just trolling us. Does it reassure you that world leaders are focused on preventing a hypothetical pandemic? Does it make sense to spend billions of tax dollars getting ready to solve a problem that they admit “doesn’t exist?” Aren’t real pandemics enough for them? We literally just had one. Do we really need to spend real money preparing for fake pandemics now?
It’s for your own good!
According to USA Today, the “X” in Disease X is not actually generic, as in ‘Virus Brand X.’ The ‘X’ stands for “uneXpected,” meaning they are lavishing millions on swanky Davos seminars spending half days ‘working’ in five-star hotels planning for something unexpected. Think about that. In other words, they are getting ready for something they’ll never see coming.
Brilliant! That’s the logic. That’s where we’re at now. Our best and brightest.
And those people honestly believe they are smarter than everyone else. Which might be true in at least one sense: They figured out the grift before we did.
Over eleven X-Files story arc seasons, the elites and the deep state allied with UFO aliens over a dark plot to genetically hybridize humans using alien DNA, to turn people into alien slaves or dog-faced pony soldiers or something. In 2008’s “X-Files: I Want to Believe,” the government first released a deadly virus, call it Disease X, hyped the public’s fear, and then released a nanotech-based genetic vaccine in service of their nefarious plot, and to catch a few Benjamins in the process. I know, I know, that plot is too crazy to even make a movie about, what were they thinking, and so forth.
image 3.png
It’s become clearer than ever that public health is where intellectually-challenged people go when they are flunking out of medical school after failing organic chemistry for the third time. Public health is a safe landing spot for lazy, incompetent people or folks struggling with undiagnosed, low-functioning mental illnesses. Mental illnesses like OCDs, hypochondria, and germaphobia.
But the good thing is they still have to call you “doctor.”
image 4.png
Behold, the literal face of public health, “Doctor” Barbara Ferrer, whose base annual salary is $548,546.
The problem is that these public health morons — dummies who couldn’t hack basic biology, don’t cure patients, and don’t make or invent anything — now have got a taste of the bella vita, the good life. During the pandemic these introspective nerds were feted by media, raised up by politicians, hanging out with celebrities, and most important being draped with lavish budgets beyond their wildest dreams of avarice.
They don’t want to let it go, and who can blame them? They want to fly to Switzerland on private jets, guzzle champagne during the work day and toss back a couple dozen bacon-wrapped figs while waxing rhapsodically about the good ol’ lockdown days.
That’s why they need Disease X; they don’t have a real pandemic anymore. Letting them fearmonger us plays right into their grubby little self-important hands. My suggestion is: ignore Disease X.
Postscript. Entertaining for a moment the conspiracy hypothesis that Covid-19 was an intentional plot to derail the 2020 elections and allow for massive mail-in voting fraud, they cannot do the same thing again. It won’t work. Everyone’s on a hair-trigger watching for a repeat strategy. It would just be too obvious to start having global pandemics only in election years. Plus, pandemics aren’t supposed to happen very often anyway, which would raise even more questions.
In other words, they’ve already played the pandemic card, whether intentionally or accidentally. Not just that; they already played the black swan card, and I doubt they could engineer even a different type of black swan event right before the very next election in a row, not without giving away the entire game. If they want a replay this time they’ll have to come up with Black Swan X, something unforeseen and totally unexpected. People are already expecting pandemics, wag-the-dog wars, extreme weather events, and even aliens.
So, top that.