The Fundamental Fraud
This is no time to call for the forgiveness of public officials, who knew what they were doing — and still do. Now the time to understand what happened in 2020, and who exactly is responsible.
IN A CAUSTICALLY NAïVE OR INTENTIONALLY PLANTED article in The Atlantic, Brown University economist Emily Oster is calling for forgiveness of public officials who made “miscalculations” about their “pandemic” and the response they demanded from the public: what amounted to the sacrifice of our way of life.
The very thing we previously accused Osama bin Laden of wanting to take from us, and waged war against Afghanistan for nearly 25 years.
Yes, Emily Oster is openly calling for forgiveness of those who fostered the destruction of the modern world and turned society into a prison camp. She thinks public officials should be given a pass for converting hospitals and nursing homes into execution centers.
We should all think we lost loved ones to some kind of accident, not a plan — then kiss and make up. They had the best intentions, after all. And we are of coruse to assume they will continue to have the best intentions as the course of disaster capitalism unfolds month by month.
Oster writes of things like closing down beaches and making hikers wear face coverings in wide-open natural spaces, which would include bans on speaking with your neighbor, or having a guest visit you in your garden:
These precautions were totally misguided. In April 2020, no one got the coronavirus from passing someone else hiking. Outdoor transmission was vanishingly rare. Our cloth masks made out of old bandanas wouldn’t have done anything, anyway. But the thing is: We didn’t know.
There seem to be calls for forgiveness and amnesty going around lately, a kind of “let’s get over it” coordinated public relations approach.
But to claim public officials and politicians didn’t know what they were doing, or “overreacted,” when they locked down society in the spring of 2020, is to engage in a criminal conspiracy. Oster neglects to mention how many people were killed and injured and how many lives were shattered by these maneuvers, all of which were known to be pointless.
We Didn’t Know. What did They Know?
Oster writes that we didn’t know. But what did they know?
And when did they know it? A look at medical history reveals the problem with the “mismanaged pandemic” theory, and points to intent rather than neglect.
There is a long list of things that were known by authorities on Jan. 1, 2020, which all add up to one thing: They knew what the “pandemic” they said was happening could not happen, but they kept going. In fraud law, there is something known as scienter, which is foreknowledge of consequences from actions taken.
— The viral transmission theory was disproved by Dr. Milton Rosenau and others in a series of careful, well-documented experiments performed for the U.S government and published in 1919, and there is nothing in the medical record to contradict them. These experiments demonstrated that the “Spanish Flu” was not a contagious disease. Remember that from the beginning, the fear of a repeat of “Spanish Flu” was used to sell the “pandemic.” Far from being a state secret, the finding about it not being a contagious disease was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), Vol. 73, No. 5, Aug. 2, 1919.
— The deadly virus theory of “flu” outbreaks of 1918-1919, 1957-58 and 1968-1970 was disproved by Dr. Anthony Fauci in 2008 in a widely published, peer-reviwed journal article. Fauci and his co-autors wrote that the real cause of death was bacterial pneumonia (but also blamed a phantom virus they knew was not transmissible). Fauci wrote that in any future outbreak, the bacterial angle must be considered. It never was.
— The PCR “test” that “proved” the existence of the claimed outbreak had been shown repeatedly to get 100% false positives, widely admitted by CDC and Dartmouth Medical Center, where it created a “false pandemic.” This was reported at length in The New York Times — accurately. CDC warned that the PCR should not be used for general screening during an outbreak — but that’s exactly what they did with it. Further, a PCR positive became a “confirmed case,” against the facts.
— In early 2020, the CDC again admited, “Detection of viral RNA may not indicate the presence of infectious virus or that 2019-nCoV is the causative agent for clinical symptoms” (emphasis added). In other words, CDC openly admits their test, which they already know blows 100% false positives, is useless as a diagnostic tool. Therefore, a PCR-positive cannot be a confirmed case of anything.
— The mass psychogenic effect of news reports was documented by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in 2006. Reports of a single incident could immediately send thousands of people to the hospital with clinical symptoms and with no exposure to any chemical or pathogen — only the idea of one. Therefore, they knew that constant coverage would cause a panic send many people to the hospital with symptoms but no infection or exposure.
— There were two planning events in October 2019 which unequivocally demonstrate that what happened in early 2020 was premeditated, planned, and executed. One was Event 201, which gamed out the world’s first coronavirus outbreak two months before the same people claimed that one had happened. It was sponsored by the Johns Hopkins Health Security Center, the World Economic Forum and the Gates Foundation — prime movers of subsequent "virus" scenario.
— The other was C-Span panel pitching an mRNA “universal flu shot” and advocating rebranding the flu as something as deadly as AIDS or cancer. Play this two minute audio by Fauci, or listen to to a full report on the “mRNA universal flu vaccine” that became the covid shot.
— The claimed “virus” was cooked up in a computer in early January 2020 by a team that included Johns Hopkins Univesity, one of the sponsors of Event 201. A fake PCR protocol was issued later the same month, concurrent with a massive propaganda campaign on all levels of the media.
The idea of contrition or remorse for these actions would be something brought up during the sentencing phase of the trial, after conviction — not before they get a chance to do it again, and again, and again.
Further reading: Extended article about the events of January 2020.
Eric F. Coppolino is a New York-based investigative reporter. He is the host of Planet Waves FM on Pacifica Radio, the author of What Happened: The Covid Chronology, and founder of Covid19 News. Please visit his Press Room.
One minor quibble with an otherwise superb piece. Saying "100% false positives" maintains the idea that there is such a thing as a real positive, when as you point out a real SARS-CoV-2 virus was never physically isolated and purified so as to serve as a primer with which to calibrate the PCR test. Without calibration, any result of the test is just plain meaningless, not capable of "false positives."
IN A CAUSTICALLY NAïVE OR INTENTIONALLY PLANTED article
well more like the same victim sanctity arrogance they’ve always displayed. I’ll forgive when someone sincerely asks my forgiveness for specific acts and more importantly tells me what they’ve learned.
but really, their wrong decisions (apparently made for the ‘right’ reasons) are going to be punishment enough for millions, if not all of them.
truth and reconciliation mediations in every community!
I have no intention of cluttering up my energy worrying about them. my job is to envision this glorious planet and all its life forms healed balanced and harmonious.
thanks as ever,