Not a single person lost a job

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5521252&forum_id=2...id#47607986)

For us with eyes, I don't see how anyone is anything but completely demoralized at this point. And no I'm not a psyop doomer spammer, I just lived through this event and had discussions on here in real time as we collectively watched mass hysteria and gov brainwashing harvest every NPCs mind for 2 years before it was abruptly ended without explanation.

I cant go back to normal and nothing is the same anymore. I'm so bored of politics and news and "media" now. Nothing compares to what they pulled and we all witnessed. Why discuss anything but that? Reality has a dreamlike quality for me now and I don't understand any of these people I'm living around.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5521252&forum_id=2...id#47608008)

the spigots of culture are now completely locked to the 15-33% of americans who feel this way. if it wasnt for maybe twitter or weird niche outlets like xo, the entire group would be isolated and gaslit. imagine experiencing 2020 with no internet to gauge if you were completely alone

nothing may come of it, but if something happens that demands collective sacrifice - war or terror or economic catastrophe or real pandemic or something - I think this alienated group will cause some surprises

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5521252&forum_id=2...id#47619202)

why didn't he do a simply chron with two tracks: the MSM lies and the secret efforts, Herculean efforts, of Collins and Fauci to create a fake counter-narrative? it was such a fraud. it culminated in the infamous "Proximate Origins of COVID paper." the paper still hasn't been retracted.

the decisiveness and urgency of Collins and Fauci is compelling proof that they knew, and needed to squelch (need to "squanch"?), the reality that the US government funded gain of research experiments that either did create, or contributed to creating, COVID.

it's all worse than that thread suggests.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5521252&forum_id=2...id#47608104)

(i) People on Reddit in like summer of 2020 finding the experiments on the close variants at Wuhan and finding job ads for manipulating coronaviruses. Also the thesis of the coronavirus of the mine.

(ii) Chinese coverign up origins of closest virus to COVID and media yawning.

(iii) Peter Dazak's involvemet in finding the real killers OJ style and the media yawning.

(iv) Emails documenting Fauci and company's blatant fraud and lies and media not caring at all.

I could name about 10 more, but i don't know how you can say journalism exists anymore given the above. This is arguably the biggest story of our time and it took someone from NY Mag like 3 years to finally write about it - despite people on this board months (and maybe even years) wondering why SOMEONE doesn't just put it all together because it seems like a Pullitzer Prize wrapped up for you...

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5521252&forum_id=2...id#47608128)

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/tom-cotton-coronavirus-china_n_5e34a3b7c5b6f26233294378

Senator Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) has been on an absolute tear about coronavirus, calling for all Americans in China to “get out now,” demanding the U.S. implement an extensive travel ban targeting China proposing a “Manhattan Project-level effort to create a vaccine” ― a reference to the undertaking that produced the atomic bomb during World War II.

Cotton also suggested the coronavirus could have come from a Chinese “super laboratory that works with the world’s most deadly pathogens,” boosting a debunked fringe theory circulating among tabloids and conservative media outlets. The conspiracy has gained attention on social media and appeared in a dubious article on right-wing site The Washington Times, whose single named source for the claim was a former Israeli military official suggesting the virus could be linked to a biowarfare program.

“I would note that Wuhan (the province where the ailment was first reported) has China’s only biosafety level-four super laboratory that works with the world’s most deadly pathogens to include, yes, coronavirus,” Cotton tweeted.

Health experts have rejected the suggestion that the virus is the result of some sort of bioweapon or other manufactured cause, calling it unfounded and nonsensical. A laboratory is located in Wuhan, but it’s a city of over 11 million and no proof has surfaced that the lab has any connection with the outbreak.

“It’s a ridiculous assertion,” said Dr. Michael Mina, assistant professor of epidemiology and immunology at Harvard University. “All signs point to a pathogen that has been circulating in animals and jumped to humans. It’s pretty common for these viruses and there’s no good reason for him to be saying something like that.”

Although Cotton’s views break with medical experts, they’re in keeping with his longtime opposition to the Chinese government, which he has called an “evil empire.” Cotton’s legitimate criticisms of China’s human rights record have morphed into his unfounded allegations against Beijing for failing to stop the spread of coronavirus through a “deadly combination of Chinese duplicity and incompetence.” China should face “serious consequences” for the outbreak, Cotton told Fox News.

But China has actually been fairly quick to address the virus and to alert international officials to the problem, according to health experts, and has as shared information on the virus that has helped epidemiologists study and track it. Although officials have expressed concerns about transparency around China’s handling of the outbreak, international health organizations and U.S. officials have largely praised China’s reaction to the crisis.

“They have done everything that you could hope for and is current-day standard practice that would be done in any other country,” Mina said.

The U.S. has also exercised extensive caution in handling the crisis, and on Friday the government quarantined 195 Americans who recently flew home from Wuhan.

The state department has issued travel warnings about trips to China, and on Friday several major U.S. airlines announced a suspension of all flights to the nation’s mainland. Some countries surrounding China, including Russia, Mongolia and Singapore, have taken steps to shut down their borders.

The outbreak has resulted in massive amounts of disinformation, viral social media falsehoods and online grifters attempting to cash in on the virus. Some conspiracy theorists have even promoted drinking dangerous bleach as a cure.

The virus has also led to anti-Chinese sentiment in numerous countries, prompting local officials and community organizations to denounce surging racism against Chinese communities.

“Misinformation around these outbreaks is definitely a problem,” said Dr. Tara Kirk Sell, senior scholar at Baltimore’s Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security. “When we undermine trust and get in the way of a public health response, those things can be really dangerous and really bad for trying to stop an outbreak.”

Health professionals and journalists have attempted to push back against the torrent of false information, debunking many of the myths around the virus and its origins. Although the outbreak is a global health emergency that has killed over 200 people and requires serious action, many infectious disease experts have urged patience while they assess the true dangers of the outbreak and cautioned against the kind of fearmongering that Cotton has embraced.

“Panic is never a useful thing to elicit in a population ... and anyone who’s doing that probably shouldn’t be in a public policy office,” Mina said.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5521252&forum_id=2...id#47608127)

suppress the truth and propagate lies

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5521252&forum_id=2...id#47608149)