Rethinking Corona virus – 8 questions relating to the virus and the economic situation to ponder upon
Rethinking Corona virus – 8 questions relating to the virus and the economic situation
We have been dealing with the pandemic for several months now. In India, I find only two pieces of news everywhere
- SSR
- Corona virus.
Frankly, I have nothing to contribute to the first point above. I don’t believe it to be our biggest concern at the moment.But for the second point, I believe there is a scope for rethinking.
Recently, I watched a video where David Icke talks about the possibility of Corona virus used as a tool to exaggerate fear among the population and crush our economic capability (I will share the link below to the video).
After watching David’s interview I realized that our ability to ask questions is deteriorating.
We have started accepting the news offered by our “professional” and “unbiased” media without giving it a second thought. And somewhere, I believe we have stopped thinking about matters that are beyond the four walls of our house or office excluding anything entertaining or juicy.
Below are some of the questions I have been pondering for a long time now. After watching David’s interview with Brian Rose, I think I should share them with you all.
- Who benefits from the lockdown?
- The definition of a pandemic according to WHO is “an epidemic occurring worldwide and crossing international boundaries”. The disease doesn’t need to be severe. Further, once a disease is declared pandemic, organizations like WHO focus on increasing their monetary sponsorship. Also, vaccination and promotion of practices that result in consumers buying medicines is a common strategy adopted by WHO. COVID has a fatality rate of 0.26%. Why is nobody asking the rationale for calling it a pandemic and causing severe lockdowns?
- The economy is contracting and India specifically is one of the worst-performing countries. Our GDP has contracted by 23.9%. China on the other hand, responsible for the origin of COVID, is relatively stable. All of the economic authorities around the globe project a further contraction of 5%-6% for the Indian economy whereas China sharply swung back its GDP growth projections from a -6% to 2%. How can this be for a country where COVID originated?
- Why are stock markets not in sync with the economic conditions prevailing in the country? You must have realized that a lot of FIIs (apart from the ones who have invested in JIO) are parking their money in India. Once the money goes out, the market may crash and that windfall will not be tolerable. Is this a mere shift from China to India or is this planned? Retail investors like us, are pouring in a hell lot of money in the stock markets without thinking of the fundamentals. Some may benefit, but most will suffer once the actual economic picture comes out.
- Tedros Adhanom, the chief of WHO, promoted cash-free transactions in March to avoid passing the virus through cash and, at nearly the same time, China released its plan to float its digital currency. Is this a coincidence or something to think about, considering WHO’s appreciations and support to China during the pandemic?
- We have been following (or rather copying) the American and European plans of action like lockdown to counter the pandemic when we know that these countries suffered the most. The first two months made sense since we did not have a proper blueprint. But why follow the same strategy when we saw the mistake in the west?
- Hospitals in Italy were clogged with COVID cases similar to what we see in India now. But did you know that out of the 100% people who had COVID in their bodies, only 7%-10% died because of COVID. Others had some different causes of death. Since COVID was present in their bodies, it caused their immune systems to weaken, and consequently, it resulted in their deaths. Why were these deaths being labeled as COVID deaths? And this is not only Italy. Most countries with a large number of cases follow this practice. (Watch Dr. Biswaroop Roy’s videos on YouTube for more details)
- We need protection and quarantine for the elderly and we need it for people who have weak immune systems. Why are the majority of us subjected to quarantine when only mild to moderate symptoms are observed within us?
These are some serious pointers to consider. Agreed that we need to protect ourselves from the virus but creating an economic menace will only land us in a soup. The majority of the daily wage earners are suffering more from hunger then the Corona virus. Hospitals are charging exorbitant rates by taking the support of the pandemic.
There are pieces of evidence which suggest that some organization or cult conducted simulations based on a document called “Simulation 201” 6 weeks before the Corona virus was declared a pandemic. This document describes the same situation as we face today.
There are claims that the Corona virus isn’t real and that the symptoms described for Corona virus are the same as any other influenza or flu from which we can recover.
Whether it is real or not, if we keep on succumbing to fear of the virus, the days won’t be far where we have to be on the mercy of countries like China or the United States. And that my friends, won’t be a good picture to look at. Could be possible for other countries too!
I highly recommend watching the video by clicking on the below link. I am not promoting it for money or anything else. But, I genuinely believe there is some truth to what David has to say. If nothing else, his conspiracy theories are mind-boggling!
David Icke’s interview with Brian Rose – London Real
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