When covid-19 arrived, medical apartheid societies were established, citizens’ rights and freedoms were curtailed, and they were pressured or forced to take experimental mRNA vaccines that have since been shown to cause much suffering and death.
Suddenly, people around the world were not allowed to be outdoors as they wanted, to visit friends and acquaintances, to travel, to attend social events or shopping malls, or even to see their sick parents or grandparents.
Now the globalist elite in Davos are warning that Disease X may soon be on its way. It is predicted to be far more deadly than covid-19 – in fact “20 times more deadly”, according to the World Economic Forum.
The Secretary-General of the World Health Organization (WHO) has been in discussions with other policy makers and representatives of the vaccine and pharmaceutical industries to develop strategies to “prepare for the emergence of an unknown pathogen”, and money is needed, they say – nearly $1 trillion.
DO YOU GET IT NOW?! 👇
At the WEF meeting they now say that countries have to sign up to the WHO pandemic treaty to be prepared for "Disease X".
It's all about TOTAL control.pic.twitter.com/hDNTG7u2ML
— PeterSweden (@PeterSweden7) January 17, 2024
US invests heavily in virus research
The name Disease X was first proposed by the WHO in a review of pathogens considered a priority for research and public health planning, representing not a specific disease but “a new pandemic virus that may emerge and should be planned for”.
– More often than not, the thing that is going to hit us is something that we did not anticipate, claims US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention chief Anthony Fauci, according to Newsweek, promising that the US will intensify its research on “entire classes of viruses”.
According to Dutch virologist and WHO advisor Marion Koopmans, covid-19 should be seen as “rapidly becoming the first true pandemic challenge that fits the disease X category”, she also claims that more “pandemics” are to be expected soon.
The World Economic Forum’s Davos conference also focuses on the ‘new’ pandemic and is clear that stopping it will require great effort and sacrifice.
However, whether the repression and deprivation of citizens’ rights and freedoms will be worse and more severe than during covid-19, or whether the elite will be somewhat compliant with the widespread popular discontent that prevailed at the time, is as yet unclear.
WHO chief dodges questions
However, not everyone is impressed with the ‘prediction’. The WHO Director-General was confronted by journalists in Davos, among others, who argued that the powers that be had practiced for basically this kind of ‘super virus’ spread in the past, and wondered when the WHO would release Disease X. But Tedros declined to comment. Tedros, however, did not want to comment.
Tedros confronted In Davos
"When are you going to release Disease X " pic.twitter.com/HlyAV62gKT— karma (@karma44921039) January 18, 2024
Swedish State Epidemiologist Magnus Gisslén takes the same approach, arguing that it is “not at all unrealistic” that the next “pandemic” will be 20 times more deadly than the last.
Will the next pandemic be a disease 20 times more deadly than covid-19? This scenario is being discussed at the World Economic Forum this week, and is not at all unrealistic, according to government epidemiologist Magnus Gisslén.
– You only have to look back in history to find examples where humanity has been hit by very deadly pandemics – the plague and the Spanish flu are just two examples, he says, confirming that Sweden is also practicing for a similar scenario.
He goes on to say that it is essential to “work together across national borders” and that “the health system must be able to isolate patients and quickly scale up health facilities.
– For the disease to become a pandemic, several things are needed. It must be able to spread easily between people, such as a respiratory infection. Ideally, the virus infects people before they develop serious symptoms and become ill. The longer you are infectious, the better it is for the virus, which then has time to infect more hosts, he continues.
