Biological Warfare

[pancakes]

have you seen gas prices?

 

[Hybrid100V]

I have read both her nuclear war and Area 51 books. They are entertaining, but full of errors, some serious, some making me wonder if she had an editor.

 

[Gawernator]

Nothing to worry about here in California. Our legislators will just pass a law limiting it's capacity

underrated comment

 

[couragewolf]

I have read both her nuclear war and Area 51 books. They are entertaining, but full of errors, some serious, some making me wonder if she had an editor.

Noticed this in Biological war, and also in her interview on Sean Ryan. She definitely says some authoritative comments that aren't difficult to invalidate.

 

[Gawernator]

Noticed this in Biological war, and also in her interview on Sean Ryan. She definitely says some authoritative comments that aren't difficult to invalidate.

Don’t worry bro California banned terrorism

 

[chiroken007]

Btw. None of this even exists. It’s just Psy Ops according to the internet.

 

[couragewolf]

Don’t worry bro California banned terrorism

The funny thing I think when reading her books you don't get enough weight on is how we spend literally trillions of dollars building these mammoth machines and systems to try and "protect us" and they're basically worthless.

Meanwhile, there are actually probably much simpler less expensive solutions to most of our problems.

Humans are truly the greatest of apes.

Her assessment for instance that California, and Los Angeles openly admit that their plans for these scenarios are just completely implausible, and they're dependent on volunteers who are expected to show up during a mass casualty event with plague spreading wildly in order for the whole thing to work is worth a chuckle.

 

[couragewolf]

Btw. None of this even exists. It’s just Psy Ops according to the internet.

I don't doubt that the internet has it's conclusions that are absurdly out of context with reality, but knowing a number of BSL4 lab employees and managers, and having mostly majored in biology before changing to CS/ having read dozens of books on the subject and completing the coursework to the Ochem level I'm just gonna say most of the people making those vids don't even have the academic capability to make sense of a straightforward white paper, let alone a corpus of research.

Even some of the PHD holding content creators that can understand the scope of a medical research endeavor went completely haywire during Covid because the research was so rushed in the beginning and the governments all over the world of course were trying to cover everything up and control the narratives. It was wild seeing a guy going from promoting the MAP protocol one day to Ivermectin the next based on a trial including like 11 people that wasn't randomized.

Needless to say those people all made millions in youtube subscriber advertising fees, and even millions more if they were direct schilling like Elderberry extracts and other random tinctures.

Annie Jacobsen herself says a number of things that are completely generalized and lacking the context of the actual broad verifiable studies that have been done, but to be fair she's just translating what people tell her into Normie speak she's not doing medical research so who can blame her?

 

[chiroken007]

Complete sarcasm on behalf of @Gawernator and myself.

If Biological warfare were to truly break loose we are almost all done for.

 

[Gawernator]

The funny thing I think when reading her books you don't get enough weight on is how we spend literally trillions of dollars building these mammoth machines and systems to try and "protect us" and they're basically worthless.

Meanwhile, there are actually probably much simpler less expensive solutions to most of our problems.

Humans are truly the greatest of apes.

Her assessment for instance that California, and Los Angeles openly admit that their plans for these scenarios are just completely implausible, and they're dependent on volunteers who are expected to show up during a mass casualty event with plague spreading wildly in order for the whole thing to work is worth a chuckle.

Civilian life would fall apart, people are pretty dumb. I think the military could hold out for a while

 

[Jimi Jah]

We're all gonna die.

 

[couragewolf]

Civilian life would fall apart, people are pretty dumb. I think the military could hold out for a while

I think if you're in one of the like special response teams that's designed around this exact scenario you might have a shot, otherwise your forced proximity with people will be eating the ranks alive. As Civilians we can self isolate intentionally much more easily I think than someone deployed can. We can for instance drive to the cabin with our gobags or food supplies or whatever. Or even shelter in place tape up the doors and windows and go full creeper.


Meanwhile folks in the service will be cramming into rooms together to talk about what to do next all getting themselves toasted for the most part.

We're all gonna die.

Inevitably, unless the machine god chooses to bestow us with everlasting life for who knows what reason.

 

[Gawernator]

I think if you're in one of the like special response teams that's designed around this exact scenario you might have a shot, otherwise your forced proximity with people will be eating the ranks alive. As Civilians we can self isolate intentionally much more easily I think than someone deployed can. We can for instance drive to the cabin with our gobags or food supplies or whatever. Or even shelter in place tape up the doors and windows and go full creeper.


Meanwhile folks in the service will be cramming into rooms together to talk about what to do next all getting themselves toasted for the most part.


Inevitably, unless the machine god chooses to bestow us with everlasting life for who knows what reason.

I was thinking more the people that panic buy TP at costco lol

 

[grandpapeepap]

I think if you're in one of the like special response teams that's designed around this exact scenario you might have a shot, otherwise your forced proximity with people will be eating the ranks alive. As Civilians we can self isolate intentionally much more easily I think than someone deployed can. We can for instance drive to the cabin with our gobags or food supplies or whatever. Or even shelter in place tape up the doors and windows and go full creeper.


Meanwhile folks in the service will be cramming into rooms together to talk about what to do next all getting themselves toasted for the most part.


Inevitably, unless the machine god chooses to bestow us with everlasting life for who knows what reason.

death to the false emperor!

 

[couragewolf]

I was thinking more the people that panic buy TP at costco lol

I guess that's like 99% of people so you're being pretty fair and realistic here.

 

[morningbird]

Uhm, guys, is this a joke? Isn’t this exactly the opening scene from the book?
Next pandemic incoming?

Has plague returned to Siberia? Panic after lab worker's death

A female staff member at an anti-plague institute in the Irkutsk region who died amid rumours of a "black death" outbreak was diagnosed with "pneumonia of unknown origin". Rospotrebnadzor insists that the situation in the region is "stable".

www.euronews.com

 

[WSS01]

Uhm, guys, is this a joke? Isn’t this exactly the opening scene from the book?
Next pandemic incoming?

Has plague returned to Siberia? Panic after lab worker's death

A female staff member at an anti-plague institute in the Irkutsk region who died amid rumours of a "black death" outbreak was diagnosed with "pneumonia of unknown origin". Rospotrebnadzor insists that the situation in the region is "stable".

www.euronews.com

It is on main stream fake news too:

US monitoring suspected fatal pneumonic plague case in Russia, State Department official says

U.S. officials are tracking an unconfirmed report of a fatal pneumonic plague case in Russia’s Irkutsk Oblast while urging transparency from Moscow.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Darqhelmet]

See all my posts in the EMP thread. We all die.

 

[couragewolf]

Uhm, guys, is this a joke? Isn’t this exactly the opening scene from the book?
Next pandemic incoming?

Has plague returned to Siberia? Panic after lab worker's death

A female staff member at an anti-plague institute in the Irkutsk region who died amid rumours of a "black death" outbreak was diagnosed with "pneumonia of unknown origin". Rospotrebnadzor insists that the situation in the region is "stable".

www.euronews.com

No worries, they've quarantined 200 or so close contacts she had, and locked down 5 or so hospitals they believe were in contact with these individuals. So far the antibiotics consumption in the region tells us they've not yet run out but they're distributing them in volume.

The good news is Russian officials advise us everything is under control, that the plague the researcher was studying is not what killed her, and that noone else has been affected inspite of early reports suggesting close contacts were experiencing symptoms and that's why they've closed the 5 hospitals.

The media is going to great extents to advise us all not to panic which feels very comforting.

We'll know in 5 or so days one way or the other. Maybe we're lucky enough that it's just ordinary pneumonic plague and not a weaponized variant.

Funnily enough at first they tried selling the idea she got it on a work trip.

Will this scare everyone enough to encourage governments to stop gain of function research? Will anyone ask: "Why was a researcher working on plague able to simply go home and hang out with friends and family after breaking a vial of plague?". Would love it if people could pull their heads out a bit.


Realistically we can't know until it either spreads further, or we stop hearing about it. Best to just unpucker, keep a skeptical eye on the goings on in the world, and continue buying ammo and water. Just another day.

Note: Annie Jacobsen's book is about an INTENTIONALLY weaponized version of Pneumonic plague making it airborne, increasing the Rvalue to like 5 or something. R1.3 is the ordinary droplet based spread. Those are night and day differences. Also Annie Jacobsen's weaponized plague was also bread to be antibiotic resistant, and increased the case fatality rate from like 70% to 100%.

So, we could dodge a serious bullet. The book is the worst case scenario.

 

[grandpapeepap]

Uhm, guys, is this a joke? Isn’t this exactly the opening scene from the book?
Next pandemic incoming?

Has plague returned to Siberia? Panic after lab worker's death

A female staff member at an anti-plague institute in the Irkutsk region who died amid rumours of a "black death" outbreak was diagnosed with "pneumonia of unknown origin". Rospotrebnadzor insists that the situation in the region is "stable".

www.euronews.com

black death is the thing from the middle ages too, reruns already on which plagues we are gonna be dunked by? wack writing this season