Why I refused the Covid-19 ‘vaccine’

Too many red flags to ignore

Feb 14, 2024

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Fears over a new plague from Wuhan, China, began circulating worldwide in November 2019. By December, it was apparent that the ramifications of this outbreak would outstrip its predecessors (e.g., Avian flu, Swine flu, etc).

As I watched nations rapidly falling in lockstep with an uncannily unified pandemic narrative, a particular scripture popped into my mind.

“Who is like the beast (antichrist), and who can fight against it?” (Rev 13:4)

I was a pro-vaxxer until 2020, but the corona-psychosis forced a fundamental rethink. In subsequent years, I have quizzed the unvaccinated on the reasons behind their vaccine hesitancy and the answers were invariably the same. “Something was not right about the whole saga,” or “It just didn’t feel right.” Therefore, the 8 red flags presented below are merely a concise articulation of what “didn’t feel right” during the first six months (Dec 1, 2019, to May 1, 2020) of the pandemic.

Red Flag 1: Unified Mass Censorship

During the first few weeks of the outbreak, the global mainstream media was suspiciously parroting the official narrative of Chinese authorities. Select experts interviewed by the media were worried that the new pandemic may mimic the deadly Black Death of yore. At the same time, contrarian opinions were either censored or excoriated.

In an existential crisis, all ideas, opinions and scenarios should be laid on the table. Even the genocidal Joseph Stalin acknowledged the wisdom of this approach when German invaders were at the gates of Moscow in 1941. But instead of allowing the exchange of vital data, knowledge and information, the new Corona Czars took a Marxist approach to the information flow.

As a result, many turned to the alternative media for answers. Bitchute and later Rumble, which were hitherto unknown to millions like myself, became one of the go-to sources of information.

The censorship was unprecedented. A damning scientific paper by Indian researchers, which was uploaded on Jan 31 on the preprint repository bioRxiv, was roundly condemned by the “international community”. The paper had concluded that the novel coronavirus was in fact a “modified bioweapon”.

It was mass censorship that first sowed the seeds of mass vaccine scepticism worldwide.

Red Flag 2: Proliferation of Fraudulent Science and Experts

Believe it or not, by 2019, I already had an array of pandemic-specific paraphernalia, ranging from various types of masks to duct tapes to portable ultraviolet disinfectants.

My doctoral study (2015-2018) dealt with the formulation of a risk foresight model that would enable users, particularly policymakers, to identify an array of emerging global threats through the anticipated 2020-2030 VUCA decade. VUCA stands for volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity. A global pandemic was placed in the “high likelihood-high impact” quadrant in my thesis.

According to my thesis scenario, a pandemic should emerge after an imminent Great Depression and the ensuing cascade of societal disintegration which would severely degrade national sanitation and healthcare systems.

My model was formulated after carefully sifting the wheat from the chaff. The chaff was predominating the academic corpus like cancer on steroids. Doctors stood by as their unhinged compatriots argued that men could give birth and lactate. Children were being groomed and empowered to change their genders. Maths was racist; science was equally racist; and standardised test scores were also racist — even as minority Asian students who aced them were subjected to systematic discrimination at US universities.

These were the kind of experts who upheld The Science^TM of the pandemic narrative.

Red Flag 3: Flights out of Wuhan

If you do a Google search on “flights out of Wuhan” from 1 Dec 2019 — 1 May 2020 right now, you may encounter a lone suggestive link from India’s Economic Times.

Source: Screenshot captured on Feb 10 2024 at 08:42 Malaysian Time

In case the above link appears in your search, clicking it will lead to a general page, not the original article. Google no longer provides a cached option to retrieve old incriminating articles. Everything on this topic has been scrubbed from the Internet!

Why is this line of inquiry relevant? During the initial crucial weeks of the outbreak, China had imposed restrictions on domestic travel but not international flights out of Wuhan. (Many skeptics questioned this logic on the Stew Peters show during this critical period).

Lack of foresight or incompetency were not the reasons behind this shocking lapse. Globalist powers were actually expecting an imminent pandemic. As I wrote in a 2020 Op-Ed:

In October 2019, a pandemic simulation exercise called Event 201 – a collaborative effort between Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, World Economic Forum, and 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 (UK) and two million (USA) by October this year.

These apocalyptic projections had set the stage for global panic by January 2020. If the coronavirus was as terrifying as experts made it out to be, then nation after nation would have rapidly imposed travel bans against China, especially after Beijing had suspiciously rebuffed international experts from inspecting ground zero in Wuhan.

Were “superspreader flights” out of Wuhan part of the globalist plan?

A general search on “flights out of Wuhan” between Dec 1 2019 and May 1 2020 is now limited to articles on expatriate evacuations out of Wuhan. The totality of this coverup is unnerving, especially after innumerable online discussions had taken place from December 2019 to February 2020.

Red Flag 4: Woke Charges of Racism

From the outset, there were loud calls within the United States to impose at least a temporary China travel ban. Libtard heads exploded in unison, deeming them racist. The mainstream media took particular issue over references to the “Wuhan virus” but seemed oblivious to trends set since (and before) the “Spanish flu.” It did not matter that the Asian media was using the same term without any fuss. Here is the snapshot from a Jan 30 2020 report (updated March 3) from the Straits Times — the main daily in the ethnic Chinese-majority nation of Singapore.

As for racism, here is a telling report dated April 19 2020 from the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post:

“China has come under fire, as reports showed African communities in Guangzhou being treated inhumanely, such as being evicted from their flats and denied service at McDonald’s. They were also subject to mandatory quarantine and screening, despite having no close contact with infected persons.”

Black Lives Matters (BLM) did not take issue with racism against its kind abroad. The virus came out of China; not Africa. But then again, the BLM and their ilk are mere buffalo soldiers in the globalist plantation, as I argued in a recent commentary. Their sense of outrage can be switched on and off, according to the whims and funds of their non-black patrons. We witnessed this during the internationally coordinated George Floyd protests in May 2020 — a veritable superspreader event, if there ever was one. The global gay pride parades held a month later — another potential superspreader event — did not result in a single case of viral transmission. Must be a miracle!

The same pundits who howled racism over proposed China travel bans would later agitate for punitive measures, quarantines and forced vaccinations against their fellow citizens.

Red Flag 5: Hospitals Resembling ‘Warzones’

Sometime in early 2020, I had to visit a local hospital for a follow-up ENT appointment. The media had portrayed local hospitals as resembling warzones. Instead, what I witnessed were deserted corridors; nurses barring entrances to specific sections; and doctors holed up in their rooms doing who knows what. Restless staff who ventured outside were seen engaged in bouts of subdued conviviality. All I saw was a tense holiday.

I was informed that my appointment was rescheduled. This could have been intimated beforehand via text or phone. The world was, after all, facing a pandemic! I was also scheduled for a minor surgery in a matter of days but no one could ascertain its status. While I was there, I did not hear the sirens of ambulances rushing Covid patients to the A&E.

While we were repeatedly bombarded with images of hospitals being overwhelmed worldwide, many like myself, witnessed just the opposite. In any mass hospitalisation event, particularly during a pandemic, doctors and nurses from various sections would be gang-pressed to help out in ancillary capacities. Makeshift wards would predominate the floor space of any major hospital.

I did not see any of that! I guess the staff needed the space for their macabre dance repertoires.

Nowadays, I place doctors in the same skills category as entry-level vehicle mechanics, albeit with a slight twist: You have a better chance of finding an honest mechanic!

Red Flag 6: Masks and Ventilation Systems

When masking was made mandatory, I did a cross-comparative check on the median sizes of the Sars Cov-2 virion and pores in an N95 mask. There was no way any mask, other than those used in biohazard environments, could possibly keep the virus out.

So, what was the point of masking?

But what bothered me more was the complete lack of discussion over ventilation systems in buildings, particularly hospitals. The Sars Cov-2 was supposedly a highly pathogenic respiratory virus, and yet there were no discussions on its potential transmissibility via air conditioning systems.

If there ever was a superspreader agency, it would have been air conditioning systems worldwide. Yet, the doctors whom I queried, while acknowledging the danger, just shrugged it off. I have actually walked past a hospital where “exhaust air” from air-conditioned makeshift screening clinics was blasted right into the path of pedestrians. Experts may claim that HEPA and similar filters in air conditioning systems were successful deterrents against the coronavirus, but I am not buying it. I guess we should just place trust in masks made in Third World hovels!

Red Flag 7: Lessons from the Nord-Ost Terror Attack

When the corona-psychosis erupted, I instinctively recalled a lesson gleaned from the 2002 Nord-Ost siege in Moscow. When Russian special forces gassed the entire theatre with a fentanyl derivative in order to bring the siege to a conclusion, 132 hostages unexpectedly died as a result. A Russian doctor subsequently opined that the hostages had zero mobility during the four-day siege. This resulted in a dangerous buildup in liver toxicity and severe immunosuppression. Their bodies, therefore, could not recover from a tranquillizing agent that was originally designed to incapacitate and not kill them.

I took that lesson to heart. When lockdowns were imposed in my neck of the woods, I noticed that migrant (largely South Asian) workers were allowed to walk or cycle to their workplaces. In an attempt to blend in, I donned old clothes each morning and evening and walked for miles to get grocery items. It was one (1) stalk of coriander leaves one day, one (1) can of sardines the next day, a pack of salt on the next trip, and so on. The idea was to get some exercise and maintain a robust immune system. The authorities, who relied on The Science^TM, would have deemed this routine to be outright criminal and in breach of lockdown guidelines.

Red Flag 8: The Anti-Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine Hysteria

Soon after the outbreak began, a professor in China urged me to stock up on hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) tablets or at least tonic water (which contains quinine) as an alternative. I initially thought he was off his rockers, but wandering stochastically in the heat of each day to purchase one (1) can of chilled tonic seemed like a splendid idea.

By March 2020, a few celebrities began to claim that HCQ had helped them recover from Covid-19. This was way before the “wonder vaccines” were introduced. Experts who appeared on the Stew Peters show also advocated ivermectin as a more versatile and effective option. The globalist response was swift. Both ivermectin and HCQ began to vanish from pharmacies worldwide. Online retailers began to sell them under various guises at a premium. I resorted to purchasing veterinary ivermectin from China. A bottle of 100 tablets, dosed at 5mg each, cost only $1.70.

As far as I know, only in Africa did ivermectin and HCQ remain available over the counter, as Africans routinely take them as a prophylactic against a variety of diseases. Did they work? Well, have you come across reports or video clips of an African hospital being overwhelmed by COVID-19 patients in 2020? Personally, I found the war against ivermectin and HCQ to be the biggest red flag of them all.

Post-May 2020 Developments

Subsequent revelations in 2020 proved my corona-suspicions to be right. In Sept 2020, the CDC admitted that the median survival rate for COVID-19 was 99.7% among those aged 69 years and under. And they want to lock down the entire world with such figures?

Even more damning was a later revelation that the flu had mysteriously disappeared during this period. According to a theory channeled by CBS News, the coronavirus had “essentially muscled aside flu and other bugs that are more common in the fall and winter” of 2020/2021. Presumably, the coronavirus did this in service of humanity!

Source: Flu-related hospitalizations in Massachusetts

Within a year, the “vaccine” was ready, and I resolved not to take it. Now, you know why!

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