MSM Script Follows Koontz's 1981 Book about Wuhan-400

Caught with its pants dowb, msm & intel have created an alternate ending noe that too many people are realizing details of Wuhan-400 from Dean Koontz's 1981 book 'Eyes of Darkness'


With disappearamce of Dr Qui and her Canada lab directors sudden death, they are no longer framing China for importing the strain from Winnipeg. Apparently its even more sensational and a plot twist to keep Wuhan coronavirus shrouded in mystery indefintely rather than just confirm they are copying Koontz storyline to the... T

MSM is debunking this match by pointing out Koontz's Wugam virus has a 100% kill rate not just 2%

So much for larger-than-life theatrics!

a reply to: pressident
There is a lot of difference

- Kill rate is fifty times lower (2%), some statistics say it is retrieving down to 0.5%
- It also does not kill in twelve to twenty four hours either.
- Incubation time is not four hours, it is five to twelve days.

Kill rate, killing time and incubation times have huge differences.

a reply to: Oleandra88

Halo Oleandra,

I've heard there is a lot of angst in Germany re: the virus. What is your take on how average Germans are viewing this situation?

Tschüß !

a reply to: pressident

I've been trying to find a copy of this book, all of a sudden it's hard to get...funny that...

a reply to: hopenotfeariswhatweneed

is this the one ?

the book

a reply to: pressident



There was another thread on ATS where this was uploaded, I am no medical expert but seemingly another difference is coronaviruses can linger on surfaces for up to 9 days where as the book suggests it can only survive for a minute

a reply to: Dr UAE

Yep...I looking for an old copy not a reprint, maybe 1984 scarred me. 😉

a reply to: hopenotfeariswhatweneed


only if you can afford it 😄

brings a new meaning to "novel" coronavirus

originally posted by: akiros
brings a new meaning to "novel" coronavirus

Finally the real answer to y theyre calling it NOVEL!

Therez even an ATS topic askin that aimt there!

a reply to: akiros

Omg...classic.

a reply to: F2d5thCavv2

My take is, reading about the symptoms, a lot of people including me and my daughter had very similar ones in December.

It started with the tonsils and went down to the lungs. That was when the fever started. Only light fever but so much cough that the belly muscles and the rips hurt. The doctor did not prescribe antibiotics so we drank a lot and used honey with herbs to help the throat hurt.

Maybe we even had it, or a very similar mutation, I do not know.

Yesterday morning at the bakery, the biggest daily newspaper in Germany, "BILD" -a shady tabloid paper-, made panic as always. Around my location, 50km, are some cases and who knows if it is in my town already.

Media is starting to advise people to stock up. In some places, people went a bit nuts with the staple buying but not much panic (yet).

I am well prepared for most cases and I am not going to worry about that virus. I circumvent large crowds, wash my hands more often and do not shake hands. That is how covid-19 affects my life.

meh

a reply to: Oleandra88

Danke Ole!

Cheers

a reply to: F2d5thCavv2
Hey F2d5thcavv2,

you are welcome / gern geschehen.

At your place? Panic or relaxation? Already up or still awake?

I am mildly struck by the similarity of the words "covid" and "corvid".

Corvid-19 ... brings to mind some poetry of 100 years ago ...


In the west the falling light still glows,
and the clustered housetops glitter in the sun,
but here Death is already chalking the doors with crosses,
and calling the ravens, and the ravens are flying in.

-- Anna Akhmatova

Cheers

a reply to: F2d5thCavv2
Um yeah it would make more sense to make it "CORVID" and not "COVID".

Maybe there is some rule that prevents it being more than five letters, in the naming?

Sinister tongues say that they left the R out so the similarity is not found.......
*cough*

a reply to: Oleandra88

Hi Ole,

The mood is alert, but no panic buying or things like that.

I think the virus is already here, just no confirmed cases.

It is an odd sensation of, "Something is out there". It speaks, wordlessly, to our oldest instincts and fears.

Cheers

a reply to: F2d5thCavv2

Fear the walking dead.

It has positive things, too. Just cough loud at the line to the cashier and you have plenty of room.

a reply to: Oleandra88

😉

Oleandra88, as we say in English, stay Hale and Hearty!

Cheers

a reply to: Oleandra88

Yeah HUGE differences 🙄.. he only got the town in China exactly and a virus spreading from there 😳 That’s enough for me!