Bio-Posadism is an authoritarian left ideology that socialism can only be achieved after society’s downfall by a pandemic – by J. Posadas who founded the International Posadist organization in 1962
How do we know viruses exist? Well one way is that egg manufacturers get a huge payment from the FDA when they declare that their flock of chickens has broken out with an epidemic of fictional Avian Flu virus. This usually occurs when the egg ranchers have supposedly become aware they’ve grown too many pullets (baby chicks), and they will suffer a loss. No mention that there is an economic incentive to raise too many pullets and just claim an outbreak and pocket the cash than risk going to the market. The FDA doesn’t pay for actual hens lost to the pseudo disease but to those who survived but conceivably caught or could catch the disease. This might also explain why there doesn’t need to be any real contagion either, as it is just presumed.McCarthy, KenBuy New $18.71(as of 12:31 UTC – Details)
Something similar goes on in hospitals, virology laboratories, medical schools, pharmaceutical companies, veterinary schools and clinics, public health agencies, universities, and legislatures where representatives receive legal bribes for pushing legislation that invents fictional viruses to subsidize and buy off special interest groups.
These groups have no idea there is no actual virus, as it becomes something taken for granted as documented by the only truly independent researchers in the book Virus Mania: How the Medical Industry Continually Invents Epidemics, Making Billion Dollar Profits at Our Expense, 2007. But the social engineering of a fictional Avian Flu epidemic is not merely “at our expense” as the book’s authors assert, but to the disproportionate benefit of a newly created Knowledge Class at the expense of the plundered Working Class.
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