(bearing in mind that Hantavirus is not actually a thing)

I wanted to digress briefly to address the reasons why I believe that the Hantavirus story is not yet over. As of today, the passengers that were disembarked from MV Hondius are still held in quarantines in smaller groups in different countries. The incubation period for the Andes Hantavirus is about six weeks, so the news cycle about the Hantavirus could pick up again in June. Recall, the fatality rate for Hantavirus could be up to 50%, which is very high and good for another round of scaremongering.

I have to add that I’m particularly suspicious about the WHO’s decision to disembark the passengers from the cruise ship. Mr. Tedros justified the decision with the claim that some passengers were experiencing mental breakdowns on the ship, even though the only report remotely suggesting that anyone was experiencing mental issues was the unconvincing video posted by Jake Rosmarin.

Either way, my concern is that in their present isolation, it should be much easier to “do stuff to these individuals” than it would have been if they were still on the cruise ship. Apart from just a handful of them, we do not know their identities. Journalists couldn’t easily trace their family members to inquire about their news.

The way this whole story has been set up should make it relatively safe and easy for the authorities and the media to start announcing new fatalities at some point in June. I may be overly suspicious and certainly hope that I’m wrong in that, but we’ll find out soon enough. If they start reporting new fatalities from Hantavirus, it will pour more fuel on the fear-stoking fires.
https://alexkrainer.substack.com/p/pandemics-and-the-march-of-totalitarianism-1d6?publication_id=1063805&post_id=199649604&isFreemail=true&r=128m1z&triedRedirect=true

This Telegram channel will take a few weeks break for a vacation. I might post some memes from time to time.

Wikispooks.com
is up and running as usual, and other editors will add new things all the time.

Wikispooks has been hit with a lot of DDOS-attacks the last year, and might be temporarily down. It also has some sort of on-and-off ISP blocks in some places. Use of VPN or Tor might help.

In 2020 I got stuck for 6 months, unable to pass national borders and placed in various quarantine “hotels”.

A fake pandemic “Hantavirus” “Ebola” and what not might effect the same at any time.
The only consolation is that June is not a good month to launch a new product, so they might wait. (June is traditionally a good month for war with Russia though!)

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Enjoy the summer.😎😎

In June, Substack officially introduced shadow-banning, a result of an update to publication settings that authors were not notified of, with a default to “ON” for “automatic moderation” for commenting.

Substack just revealed its hidden hand that has puzzled many of the contrarian writers as to why they don’t grow their subscribers. Which is a monetary thing for writers who monetize.

For now they’ve given each individual publication control to remove the automatic moderation feature, by toggling the control “OFF.” But this is a leading indicator of what the platform is developing and will move towards

https://freedomfox.substack.com/p/alert-substack-shadow-banning-deployed