It is a very convincing duck, to be sure.
So we have this long-term project that reaches the implementation stage with the release of Covid, which is a "real thing" but not really the actual bugaboo... just a vehicle to scare the shyte sufficiently out of people to where there is support for widespread mass vaccinations. You don't even have to enforce them; people line up voluntarily to get them.
People feel relieved because — tada! — the inoculations actually do prevent the virus from spreading and the attendant "killer illness." Which is all "misdirection" because the more serious ingredient in the vaccines is an agent that reduces human fertility by 50% within maybe five years or so. So people have fewer and fewer kids and within 50 years or so the global population is back to about two billion or so... Bill Gates' wet dream. Perhaps the active ingredient is even engineered intelligently enough that the effect neutralizes/dilutes somewhat after 2-3 generations.
Let's face it, if "they" have the patience to wait since the 1920's to start this shitshow, "they" also have the patience to wait another 50 years for the fruits of their labors to reach maturity, right?
But even the best laid plans have a way of fucking up. There was a sidebar statistics bit in the New York Times the other day showing that most vaccinated (and least resisting the idea) demographic in the US are "Liberals with a college degree" and the least vaccinated (and most resisting the idea) is "Conservatives with only a high school education or less" so the whole Gates/Soros et. al. cabal has effectively managed to (from a eugenics perspective) decimate the very demographic they wanted to save and the demographic they wanted to get rid of is least affected.
Oh well...
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