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Summary

The article discusses the conspiracy theories surrounding the Coronavirus outbreak, including the misinformation about QAnon followers recommending the consumption of bleach and the possibility of the virus being a bioweapon.

Abstract

The article highlights the issue of censorship and misinformation in the internet age, particularly in relation to the Coronavirus outbreak. It references a Daily Beast article that claimed QAnon followers were recommending the consumption of bleach as a cure for the virus, but suggests this may be a way of covering up the truth. The article also raises the possibility that the Coronavirus may be a bioweapon, citing an interview with Ed Haslem and information about the Chinese government placing the Naval University of Engineering in Wuhan on lockdown.

Opinions

  • The article suggests that the Daily Beast's coverage of QAnon followers recommending the consumption of bleach may be a way of covering up the truth.
  • The article raises the possibility that the Coronavirus may be a bioweapon, citing an interview with Ed Haslem and information about the Chinese government placing the Naval University of Engineering in Wuhan on lockdown.
  • The article criticizes the "respectable media" for portraying QAnon in a negative light and suggests that QAnon is a way of discussing questions rather than imposing answers.
  • The article suggests that the misinformation about the Coronavirus may be a way of pre-washing misinformation about the virus.
  • The article highlights the issue of censorship and misinformation in the internet age.
  • The article references a Coast to Coast interview with Ed Haslem, which is useful in understanding the background and possibly the significance of the Coronavirus outbreak.
  • The article notes that there are ongoing arguments about whether the Coronavirus is a chemical weapon or not.

Coronavirus And AIDS

The Coronavirus has highlighted the basic problem of censorship in an internet age.

It should come as no surprise to learn, if you inhabit Dimension B, that followers of “the far right” “conspiracy theory” Q are recommending the drinking of bleach. The story originated in The Daily Beast (hawker of ‘respectable’ conspiracy theories) as a way of covering up why the consumption of Sodium Hypochlorite, or similar, might be consumed (btw it really shouldn’t).

The Same Fence, Different Patterns

Perhaps it is an admission of the truth, in the saying, “you are, what you say I am”, because contrary to the way ‘respectable media’ portrays Q to those trapped in Dimension B: Q is a way of of discussing questions, not of imposing answers.

Therefore at a time, late January, when Coronavirus ‘is only flu’, and ‘flu kills 10,000 Americans every year’, it was timely for a news laundering site like the Daily Beast to pre-wash the misinformation that the ‘wacko anti-vaxxers’ of Q were taking the age old internet advice of ‘drink bleach’.

Particularly as around that time people were beginning to question if… and only if… Coronavirus might be a bioweapon.

“Hi, thanks to someone’s suggestion, I have added the English version done by google to this article so everyone can check. Why Is Aspergillus Pneumonia Listed as the Direct Cause of #Coronavirus infection”

Or to put it another way…

“ A few days after the city was closed in Wuhan, some people in Wuhan showed their father’s medical certificate of death. It is estimated that the hospital has no energy to report what the cause of death is now. That fungus infects the lungs and causes death. This is after the immune deficiency caused by AIDS …”

This Coast to Coast interview with Ed Haslem (which for some reason Youtube insists carries their ‘smoking can make you infertile’ health warning) is useful in understanding the background, and possibly the significance….

As is the snippet of information that the Chinese government placed the Naval University of Engineering, in Wuhan, on lock-down on January 2nd.

Not that it stops the arguments about if Coronavirus is a chemical weapon or not.

Because as we know…

It is only flu…

Previous posts…

Feb 3rd — Coronavirus May Be Serious

Feb 4th — Coronavirus Spreading, But Rumours Contained

Feb 5th — Report Says Thousands Killed By Coronavirus in China

Feb 6th — Coronavirus Conspiracy Theories

Feb 7th — Coronavirus Misinformation

Feb 8th — Coronavirus ‘Self Isolates’ China

Feb 9th — China Comes Clean on Coronavirus

Feb 10th — Britain Braces for Coronavirus

Feb 11th — Coronavirus: Chinese Market News

Feb 12th — Coronavirus Relaunches As COVID19

Feb 13th — Coronavirus Figures Explained

Feb 14th — Coronavirus Phoney War

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