I
am amazed at how many people consider mandatory mask wearing to be some conspiracy, as if masks were the Mark of the Beast or something. It's right up there with these stupid 5G conspiracies (with some dumb folk actually linking the two).
Meanwhile Elon Musk is filling the sky with 10,000 death satellites and nobody is the wiser...
I jumped down the rabbit hole on this, but I tied a plank across my bum so I could immediately get out again and share my findings.
Alex Jones of infowars claims "they" want you frightened of the fake virus "plandemic" to control you but it definitely isn't real. Despite it not being real he sells the only known cure for this deadly infection, a type of toothpaste with snake oil in it before the American government stopped him selling it because "dangerous pseudo-science".
Once they control you through fear of the "plandemic" they'll get you to wear a mask so you'll accept a vaccine more easily. Once you've been vaccinated the new world order will immediately put a mind control microchip in your head.
The actual details of the stage between vaccine and mind control microchip and fake virus and we have the cure are glossed over with an advert for Alex Jones online store for Brain Force Plus herbal supplement and survivalist bunker supplies which you need to survive the upcoming war between Donald Trump and the satanic underground space lizards.
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Similar but far less convoluted Andrew Wakefield (formerly a doctor) falsified his vaccine research data to infer the triple MMR vaccine caused autism as he held patents for single jabs he wanted to market instead. He got caught was struck off and was discredited after failing to sue the people who identified the scam. He now makes anti-vaccine films for money.
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So having "followed the money" all this cobblers gets spread by grifters looking to fleece gullible idiots.
The grifters want their scams to be outrageous to filter out people who will not give them money and are capable of informing the authorities of the details of such obvious scams. Similar to the dreadful spelling in e-mails telling you about your lottery winnings from a country you've never been to.