
© Getty Images / Kena BetancurEmployees reacts as Jay Heller, head of capital markets & initial public offering (IPO) execution of Nasdaq Inc, center, opens trading on Zoom Video Communications Inc. during the company's IPO at the Nasdaq MarketSite on April 18, 2019 in New York City
Who benefits from lockdowns that are destabilizing all facets of our society? Look no further than the emerging global oligarchy.
In October 2019, a pandemic simulation exercise called
Event 201 - a collaborative effort between Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, the World Economic Forum and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation - concluded that a hypothetical new coronavirus may end up killing at least 65 million people worldwide within 18 months of an outbreak.
When Covid-19 coincidentally emerged from Wuhan two months later, scientists were rushing to generate similar alarmist forecasts using a variety of questionable scientific models. Researchers from the Imperial College London, for instance,
approximated death tolls of 500,000 in the UK and two million in the US by October this year.
While scientific models are admittedly fallible,
one would nonetheless be hard-pressed to justify the endless string of contradictions, discrepancies and willful amnesia in the global pandemic narrative. Was it the science of mass-mediated hysteria? There are many troubling questions yet unanswered.
Comment: Apparently this is the first time Twitter has invoked this hacked materials policy. From RT: Meanwhile, NYT journalist Maggie Haberman. From RT: Apparently the tweets of former Democratic Party staffer now working as Facebook's communications exec, Andy Stone, caught the eye of Federal Communications Commissioner Brendan Carr:
More from RT on the reaction of the Biden campaign and others: Even Trump has weighed in on the controversy:
From RT: And it seems that Twitter is also using this as an opportunity to eject some 'undesirables' from their platform. From The Daily Wire: