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Apr 24·edited Apr 24Liked by cg

Some of what you suggest will take place, particularly in households where there were one or two residents who steadfastly refused to get jabbed.

However, for well over a year, the multi-pricked have been repeatedly infecting EACH OTHER.

The unjabbed have been staying far away from those who are constantly coming down with yet another bout of COVID and relentlessly shedding spike protein into their environment, thus compromising the health of the unvaccinated.

It’s pretty unlikely that the unvaccinated will play the role of disease vector. They’ll likely self-quarantine and hunker down out of the line of fire EVEN MORE than before.

Despite attempting to avoid the contagion, a percentage of the unjabbed might eventually contract the latest version of COVID, develop antibodies and sail through relatively unscathed.

However, if it rapidly burns through the population as you suggest, many unvaccinated won’t come into contact with the newest pathogen at all.

No, the multi-pricked will very likely sicken and kill EACH OTHER…smugly virtue-signaling all the way to the grave with sneering contempt for the unvaccinated to the bitter end.

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Apr 24Liked by cg

Another consideration is the aerosolized state of the pathogen and how many hours it remains suspended in air or resting on frequently-touched surfaces like doorknobs.

It won’t necessarily have humans as its sole disease vector of transmission, either. Dogs, cats and birds may act as hosts as well.

In addition, there’s no guarantee that it will be primarily a respiratory illness. It may be transmitted through the food we eat which is handled by others and it may begin as a gastrointestinal illness.

There are a multitude of unpredictable factors unrelated to the unvaccinated.

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Apr 24Author

It’s just going to be everywhere, isn’t it? Hyper-vaccinated states like South Korea and Japan will cease to exist.

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Apr 24Liked by cg

I’ve thought the same myself: Japan, South Korea and Singapore will probably cease to exist. They’ll be invaded and enveloped into the polluting, climate-destroying swarm of Chinese heathens fleeing their own destroyed homeland where you can’t find a glass of clean water.

Unless the U.S. military can preserve the remnants of South Korea and Japan from Chinese invasion, they will fall to the depraved communist locusts.

Iceland will likely also cease to exist as a nation. Maybe a few thousand residents will remain, begging Denmark to take them back just to survive.

It’s an especially bleak outlook for the smaller nation-states. One wonders if anything of their languages and cultures will survive into the next decade.

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Apr 24Author

Forgot Taiwan, already a done deal.

Finally pushing ahead into the LINE-1 leaks on 4chan from 2020:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbh_NB6LNaI

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Yes, I DID forget Taiwan. Pretty unforgivable, given what the Taiwanese have already endured vis-a-vis the dastardly CCP.

I anticipate that the masses from the mainland will soon arrive with their suitcases and just install themselves into empty apartments, probably before year’s end.

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People speculate that in a scenario of total societal breakdown, cities would be a death trap.

This is probably correct in the subsequent few months after a crisis. Some places will degenerate into complete anarchy.

However, I speculate that some urban areas will be selected to preserve order, commerce and normal activities of daily life…likely with soldiers on the streets. These places will maintain electricity, water & natural gas supplies and Internet & cell service.

If you’re not involved in any criminal activities, it may be possible to continue your usual grocery shopping, fill your gas tank and place Amazon orders fulfilled by a guarded & protected (largely automated) warehouse.

The question remains which cities or entire regions will be (I hope, temporarily) abandoned and which will be selected to carry on with some normalcy.

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Probably not. Maybe for a short period of time. The aftermath of a mass die-off will be ugly and cause great hardship for many survivors - both jabbed and unjabbed.

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Yes, I believe you are correct about that. Particularly in highly-jabbed nations (70%+ vaxxed) it will certainly be everywhere.

Where I disagree is that the unvaccinated will be responsible for inflicting the latest pathogen on the Virtuous Vaccinated. Of course, the vile, complicit MSM will be saying precisely that and trying to pin the blame on the unjabbed.

The unvaccinated have had a lot of practice with and have become very adept at keeping an extremely low profile. They’ll withdraw into seclusion and wait for the pathogen to burn through the population, having as little contact as possible with multi-pricked, spike-shedding outsiders.

If it infects and kills off those with devastated immune function as quickly as you predict, the unvaccinated won’t even have time to become infected and produce antibodies…which will become apparent through blood tests.

You can’t infect others if you yourself were never infected in the first place. Blood test results should eventually quash all the slanderous, defamatory accusations targeted at the unjabbed.

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Apr 24Liked by cg

Can you withdraw into seclusion and have a steady supply of electricity, water and well stocked grocery stores? This is my concern…

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