Can anyone explain to me why this won't be an issue? I would appreciate it.

When millions died of the Spanish Flu around WWI, which allowed it to spread worldwide. Nothing more than a coincidence, a lethal flu shows up, right before the start of our first World War begins! They murdered an 'Archduke' somewhere in Europe, so that was certainly grounds for starting up a world war, if anything was!!

Anyway, the flu eventually ran it's horrific course, and vanished from existence, later on.

They didn't have vaccines back then, yet the Spanish Flu vanished anyway, without a vaccine to 'protect' everyone else on Earth, as millions died already from it, why wouldn't millions more die from it, as well?

Why did the Spanish Flu suddenly stop, almost as quickly as it first came in to existence? Anything short lived, is man-made, by manipulating other, real life forms, that exist.

Especially with a simpler life form, like viruses.

They knew how to manipulate viruses years before WWI, but of course, it's much more advanced today.

Once again, by connecting the dots, this reveals itself as a creation of man.

But when using actual viruses, and manipulating them to create new viruses, those new viruses are finite, and short lived, because they cannot reproduce themselves, being they were never actually a life form to begin with, they are created FROM actual life forms, that DO exist, and DO reproduce themselves over and over again.


These viruses - Spanish Flu, to COVID, and all others in between them, are man-made creations, being they appear out of nowhere, cause harm and death, and then, quickly vanish, right out of existence. All of them act that way, and always will, in future.

As they're all man-made creations, made from actual viruses, these 'new' viruses do not reproduce themselves, they cannot. They are not actual life forms, actual species of life. They are made of life, but are not actual life forms.


Spanish Flu was created from actual flu, but couldn't reproduce itself, since only actual life can reproduce itself.

Why would a completely unknown to exist 'virus', suddenly appear out of nowhere, and soon afterwards, suddenly vanishes, out of existence? Because it wasn't really life, actual life, it was simply an aberration of life, nothing more.

That's why those 'viruses' die out so soon, after they are first created. It's why they were creating other versions of the COVID virus, which died out after awhile, in one version, and they had other versions ready to take it's place, afterwards, and another version after the second one dies off, and so on.

In perpetuating the myth of a terrible, unstoppable virus, that can 'mutate' into other versions of the virus, and that it will never, ever stop from spreading, unless we all are 'vaccinated'!


They say nobody knows if it will keep on 'mutating' into other versions, in the future, but they assure us they've developed several 'vaccines' for all the current mutations, and any future mutations that may arise later on!

All-purpose vaccine, that protects you from a virus, and all possible mutations of it, are going to be protected against, by the very same vaccine, too!

This previously unknown to exist virus, that comes to exist suddenly, could also 'mutate' into other versions, in the future, but they have developed a vaccine for it, and no matter what mutation of it in future, too!


Duh, okay, that's good to know!

a reply to: Chalcedony
Nobody knows. But I am very sure that if unvaccinated people would die because of this issue then the media will let us know very soon. And if it is not debunked in a way I like to see, I will take the vaccine. I think we still have plenty of time to get vaccinated. Again... I think ...

a reply to: turbonium1

Except that's wrong. It didn't go away. The people who survived had gotten it and survived, developing immunity. The seasonal flu of today all started with the 1918 Spanish flu. Every single influenza A traces it's roots to 1918.

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: turbonium1

Except that's wrong. It didn't go away. The people who survived had gotten it and survived, developing immunity. The seasonal flu of today all started with the 1918 Spanish flu. Every single influenza A traces it's roots to 1918.

The Spanish Flu existed for only 3 years, from 1918 to 1920, and suddenly vanished from existence.

Three influenza pandemics occurred in the 1500's, across Africa, Europe, Asia, etc.

We also know that influenza B do NOT cause pandemics, which means that we already HAD what is called influenza A in the 1500's, and was the ONLY flu that existed at the time, before then, and until 1918, when the Spanish Flu suddenly came into existence, and soon vanished from Earth, only three years later.

Which means, flu A does NOT 'trace it's roots to 1918'.

a reply to: turbonium1

What’s even more remarkable about the 1918 flu, say infectious disease experts, is that it never really went away. After infecting an estimated 500 million people worldwide in 1918 and 1919 (a third of the global population), the H1N1 strain that caused the Spanish flu receded into the background and stuck around as the regular seasonal flu.

But every so often, direct descendants of the 1918 flu combined with bird flu or swine flu to create powerful new pandemic strains, which is exactly what happened in 1957, 1968 and 2009. Those later flu outbreaks, all created in part by the 1918 virus, claimed millions of additional lives, earning the 1918 flu the odious title of “the mother of all pandemics.”

www.history.com...

But the strand of the flu didn’t just disappear. The influenza virus continuously mutated, passing through humans, pigs and other mammals. The pandemic-level virus morphed into just another seasonal flu. Descendants of the 1918 H1N1 virus make up the influenza viruses we’re fighting today.

“The 1918 flu is still with us, in that sense,” said Ann Reid, the executive director of the National Center for Science Education who successfully sequenced the genetic makeup of the 1918 influenza virus in the 1990s. “It never went away.”

www.washingtonpost.com...

DNA doesn't lie, the 1918 Flu never went away.

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: turbonium1

What’s even more remarkable about the 1918 flu, say infectious disease experts, is that it never really went away. After infecting an estimated 500 million people worldwide in 1918 and 1919 (a third of the global population), the H1N1 strain that caused the Spanish flu receded into the background and stuck around as the regular seasonal flu.

But every so often, direct descendants of the 1918 flu combined with bird flu or swine flu to create powerful new pandemic strains, which is exactly what happened in 1957, 1968 and 2009. Those later flu outbreaks, all created in part by the 1918 virus, claimed millions of additional lives, earning the 1918 flu the odious title of “the mother of all pandemics.”

www.history.com...

But the strand of the flu didn’t just disappear. The influenza virus continuously mutated, passing through humans, pigs and other mammals. The pandemic-level virus morphed into just another seasonal flu. Descendants of the 1918 H1N1 virus make up the influenza viruses we’re fighting today.

“The 1918 flu is still with us, in that sense,” said Ann Reid, the executive director of the National Center for Science Education who successfully sequenced the genetic makeup of the 1918 influenza virus in the 1990s. “It never went away.”

www.washingtonpost.com...

DNA doesn't lie, the 1918 Flu never went away.

The Spanish Flu existed for 3-4 years, then, it 'magically' vanished away, forever!

This virus was created by scumbags, in labs, same as scumbags today, only it's more refined, extracted, since then.

They always claim to not know how these viruses started so suddenly, but whatever it was, it managed to spread over the entire world within a year or two. And somehow, they have no clue why it just suddenly 'vanished' out of existence!

Of course they know why they pop up out of nowhere, spread around the world like wildfire, and suddenly vanish off the planet....they're the ones creating them all, in the first place!


When they create a 'new' virus, it's base is the one, original virus of flu, or whatever. They tweak it, mix it, test it over and over again, in other versions, or different combinations, until it works out into something 'new', and (they hope) is lethal to humans. If it is, they spread it out to as many people as possible, as FAST as possible, because these man-made viruses always have a very short 'lifespan'.

Now, with COVID 19, they have 'extended' it's 'lifespan', in a way, by creating other 'strains' of it, which replace the earlier versions which have 'vanished' out of existence, like all of them do.

How do you think other 'variants' just started to pop up, one by one, later on, by some kind of incredible coincidence, or how about dumb luck?

Look at their 'explanation' for Spanish Flu....

"...the H1N1 strain that caused the Spanish flu receded into the background...."

Then, it "continuously mutated", after it had "receded into the background", as well!

After several decades, it suddenly 'reappeared', in other forms, which also suddenly 'vanished' out of existence, or 'receded into the background', once again!


This is pure BS, of course.

Look at historical records of the influenza virus, BEFORE the Spanish Flu.

Then compare it to what has occurred AFTER the Spanish Flu.


Any clue about what is different between these two periods of time?

It's painfully obvious to see what's different, what has changed, since then......


And if you know WHEN it changed, you might start to understand HOW it could change, since there's a good reason why it did change completely, so suddenly, and has become much worse, as we all know...


The historical comparison shows these 'new' viruses are entirely man-made, intending to cause widespread death and harm, which has ALWAYS been the purpose of it.