So what's your explanation for the loss of life these past 5-9 months?
Mostly re-badged flu and pneumonia deaths, a bunch of iatrogenic causes (yes sedatives plus ventilation is a good way to kill ppl), change in policies (dying 'with' CV is included as dying 'of' CV), statistical fraud eg multiple counting etc etc. The devil's usual tricks. Do try to stay vigilant.
How about questioning the reliability of the PCR tests? The CDC in its own recent technical docs advises:
"Positive results are indicative of active infection with 2019-nCoV but do not rule out bacterial infection or co-infection with other viruses. The agent detected may not be the definite cause of disease."
Did you catch that? They're admitting the tests are inconclusive, non-specific, and unable to show any causal link. Nice disclaimer: Caution - these tests may be worthless. Not fit for purpose as a clinical diagnostic tool.
The nefarious part is why it was developed, the when/where/why of it's release, and the subsequent response. Which, for all intents and purposes, all appears preordained and highly coordinated (i.e. Event 201, Agenda 21).
Forget the intrigue of the breadcrumb trail. The 'virus' is, yes, just a smokescreen, the method they use to pull the wool over ppl's eyes and maintain a state of fear and panic so they can usher in those agendas. The devil wants world population down to 500M by 2030, and this plan has been in the works for a while, as you say.
The virus is the catalyst. The plan of action was already in place, they just needed a reason to implement it. A virus is a pretty easy invisible enemy that can be wielded for political means, to force capitulation of the masses.
Agreed, but as a political tool only the perception of its existence is required. This is achieved by a compliant govt/ media/ science establishment - well, just the key positions...most others are intimidated into line.
They've been doing viral scares for years. Stupid me, I always thought they were so pathetic and transparent that they'd never really catch on. But you can't underestimate the blindness of the blind I suppose, and the wiles of the devil on the other side.
Still, I believe that through the tribulation many shall be saved. Sound plausible?