Uncovering the Corona Fraud Part 1

Presenting a few of my early posts investigating this "pandemic" from January 22nd through January 31st, 2020.

With so much conflicting information coming at us from all sides throughout the last few years, I thought it would be a fun idea to go back and re-examine some of my early Facebook posts which contained revealing articles that came out at the very start of this “pandemic” in order to see what nuggets of insight may have been forgotten about and/or overlooked. In doing so, it has been interesting evaluating my own personal journey of discovery and seeing what kinds of stories stood out to me at the time. While I understood that there was no “virus” and that PCR testing was fraudulent before the “pandemic” began, I had no idea how effectively they could sell PCR to the gullible masses. I did not foresee people willingly giving up their rights and falling in line so easily in regards to lockdowns, quarantines, social-distancing, sanitizing, and masking. I was naive and thought the majority would not go along with these measures and I had hope that they would not happily subject themselves to being obedient Guinea pigs for experimental “vaccines.” However, the use of fear-based propaganda was extremely effective and it became an aspect that caught my attention early on. I had become increasingly aware over the years of the heavy use of psychological trauma-based tactics and symbolism aimed at the population in an attempt to sway public opinion in order to control us. What has occurred over the last nearly 3 years is one gigantic professional fear-based psy-op targeting a well-indoctrinated public in order to scare them into decisions they would normally never make.

Presented below are some of the initial posts about articles that caught my attention at the beginning of this operation. While I have left them largely unchanged (embarrassing spelling errors and all…Chronavirus 🤦‍♂️), I did highlight certain key points in bold, provided images where there were none, and added links if these were not present. In some cases, I included extra content (listed as Update:) from the articles that I missed the first time around. Any new comments that I included from myself are in italics. Perhaps we can glean some further insight by looking back to the stories of the past so that we can avoid these mistakes going forward in the future.