Why Isn’t the World Angrier About the Creation of the Wuhan Flu?

[SoCal1990]

Alright, let's unpack this. The US and China are supposed to be global rivals, locked in an ideological, political, and economic battle for supremacy. And yet, somehow, just somehow, the US government thought it was a fantastic idea to send millions in taxpayer money to fund virus enhancing research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology and for good measure at a Chinese military lab as well. What could possibly go wrong in China? Japan at least would have been a better choice as a partner for developing pathogenic weapons.

 

For years, anyone who even suggested COVID 19 might have come from a lab was labeled a conspiracy theorist, ridiculed, and probably shadow banned on social media. Then, when it turns out that the US did help fund risky virus research in Wuhan, the reaction isn’t outrage, it’s a collective shrug. The real concern now, apparently, is that discussing it might “feed conspiracy theories.” Because yes, the biggest danger isn’t reckless funding of potential bioweapons but that people might notice.

 

And let’s talk about all that money spent “investigating” the origins of COVID. Endless hearings, commissions, and reports, when the truth was known all along. Billions wasted on performance art, carefully designed to look like they were searching for answers while ensuring no one truly responsible ever faced consequences. The Faucci performance was even convincing enough to keep people distracted. Maybe even entertained.

 

Meanwhile, if you think this was a one off mistake, I have a Wuhan wet market bat to sell you. Given the staggering success of COVID in terms of global disruption, why wouldn’t they be working on something even more advanced? Maybe a virus that only targets specific genetic markers? The real challenge isn’t the science, it’s deciding on an auspicious launch date. You know how superstitious the Chinese are. Every time the Americans schedule it, Beijing wants to push it back for feng shui reasons.

 

And when the next pathogen conveniently appears, we’ll hear the same reassurances, the same denials, and then, years later, someone will quietly confirm the truth long after it actually matters. But hey, at least we can rest easy knowing the real problem is “misinformation.”

[ravip]

The US and China are supposed to be global rivals, locked in an ideological, political, and economic battle for supremacy.

 

Why Isn’t the World Angrier About the Creation of the Wuhan Flu? >>>  Because the world's two most powerful countries are involved?

[FriscoKid]

Many years ago when Bill Gates predicted that a pandemic was inevitable and that we weren't prepared for it, do you think he was anticipating a man-made pathogen, or did he expect it to emerge through natural evolution?
 

I believe Gates assumed it would stem from human evolution, but what he didn't foresee was that it would be driven by Darwinism.

[BritManToo]

56 minutes ago, FriscoKid said:

Many years ago when Bill Gates predicted that a pandemic was inevitable and that we weren't prepared for it, do you think he was anticipating a man-made pathogen, or did he expect it to emerge through natural evolution?
 

I believe Gates assumed it would stem from human evolution, but what he didn't foresee was that it would be driven by Darwinism.

More likely he was announcing his plans for the future.

[thesetat]

I think, things in the future will get a lot worse. With the ice-caps melting there will be thousands of unknown diseases accessible for the world powers to play with. 

The release of Covid did a lot more damage than just some people dying or getting sick. It alienated the people. Got them controlled more than anything else did in the world previously. Destroyed economies. As well as allowing the pharm companies to use untested vaccines on the population. 

Bleak outlook of any future similar to that. But, given the gov hides so much information from the public and does things knowing the chances of what may happen does not make it look good. 

[KhunLA]

Because it seems, most people truly are ignorant idiots, and believe whatever the govt, MSM, and those fact checkers tell them.

 

Actually pretty sad.  There's actually people still getting boosters for C19, vaccinated their children, wearing masks, and even still get seasonal flu shots 

 

Seriously, you can not fix stupid.

[Harrisfan]

3 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

Because it seems, most people truly are ignorant idiots, and believe whatever the govt, MSM, and those fact checkers tell them.

 

Actually pretty sad.  There's actually people still getting boosters for C19, vaccinated their children, wearing masks, and even still get seasonal flu shots 

 

Seriously, you can not fix stupid.

What would you expect? Guys who go to Pattaya 20 times can't even pronounce the word. Socialists online say Trump is Hitler and climate change will ruin us soon if Trump does not nuke everyone. The average person is an idiot.

 

Go walking and eat some food. The world won't end tomorrow.

 

 

[SoCal1990]

Covid was definitely a Darwinian move of sorts. If we’re talking about large-scale, man-made disasters that could have been prevented, COVID-19 definitely ranks near the top. A lab-engineered virus, funded by its eventual victims, allowed to leak (or worse, deliberately spread), then covered up for just long enough to ensure maximum global carnage, it’s almost too on-the-nose as a case study in human folly. 

 

But is it the worst example in history? The closest parallels are probably nuclear disasters and ideological purges. The Chernobyl meltdown in 1986 was a mix of human error, bad science, and political negligence, leading to thousands of deaths and generations of suffering. But even that didn’t reshape the world the way COVID did. The Great Leap Forward (1958-1962) is another contender, Mao’s disastrous policies led to the deaths of an estimated 30-45 million people through starvation, all because of delusional central planning. Then there’s World War I, a completely avoidable conflict sparked by a diplomatic blunder, costing millions of lives and setting the stage for even worse carnage in WWII.

 

But COVID has something uniquely Darwinian about it, it wasn’t just a case of mass death, but of selective survival. The ones who took precautions, adapted, and stayed ahead of the curve made it through, while others didn’t. The pandemic revealed deep flaws in governance, medical preparedness, and public intelligence, all wrapped up in one tragic, preventable hot mess. And now, with the world moving on, the people who funded the whole operation are still in charge. What could go wrong, again? 

[hotsun]

The better question is, why isnt China being held more accountable? Why is everyone not anti china for what they did to the world?

[ericthai]

13 minutes ago, hotsun said:

The better question is, why isnt China being held more accountable? Why is everyone not anti china for what they did to the world?

Because China makes everything and people love buying things. Hopefully this will change in the future.

[Woke to Sounds]

2 hours ago, SoCal1990 said:

The real challenge isn’t the science, it’s deciding on an auspicious launch date.

Corvid p(l)andemic was officially announced by Dr WHO on 3-11-2020. There's your auspicious launch date.

 

3 elevens = 33. If you understand numerology you'd know that 33 is the most revered number of them all.

[Harrisfan]

35 minutes ago, hotsun said:

The better question is, why isnt China being held more accountable? Why is everyone not anti china for what they did to the world?

Most people won't ever go there but too stupid to realise they buy Chinese goods a lot.

[chondan]

I have called it the China Virus ever since it happened.  I have not given it the ABC  PC BS names.  And I believe the leak was intentional by the CCP.  I will believe that until it is proven to be not true.

[Yagoda]

How do you know folks arent pissed off. Revenge is a dish best eaten cold.

[cdemundo]

3 hours ago, Harrisfan said:

What would you expect? Guys who go to Pattaya 20 times can't even pronounce the word. Socialists online say Trump is Hitler and climate change will ruin us soon if Trump does not nuke everyone. The average person is an idiot.

 

Go walking and eat some food. The world won't end tomorrow.

 

 

"Guys who go to Pattaya 20 times can't even pronounce the word."

And they post a video to prove it.

 

"The average person is an idiot."

And half are of course dumber than average.

 

Of course the implication of the Dunning-Kreuger effect is that a person can be an idiot and not know it.

In spite of what AN posters might think, it could be you (not me of course). 

Watch to see how long before somebody takes my final remark literally.

[frank83628]

It was a 'global sucess' due to social media. In 02 there was SARS, which was going to kill 100 of 1000's but it didn't go anywhere because back then you had to switch on the TV or buy a newspaper to hear the news, so it got a  far smaller audience, now people are connected worldwide 24/7, practically everyone has a phone and internet connction. Its very easy to spread the fear worldwide instanly, from my perspective in Thailand we were all goverened by what the US and Fraudci said. The fact that the social media outlets were all American too and censored anything that wasn't following the US MSM media narrative it was very easy o brainwash the masses.

I find it very hard to believe that the US with all its supposed top intel still cannot find the true origins, I think this is because Fraudci is directly responsible,  thus the US is too.