What Can Be Done About U.S. Government Weaponization and COVID Secrets?
News headlines a few weeks ago focused on U.S. government secrecy and potential COVID falsifications, but the mainstream media missed some significant points.
So, what can be done?
First, what if COVID was actually just a common seasonal cold that was exaggerated and lied about to look like a dangerous pandemic? To find out, Congress should pass a law offering lifetime financial support and protection to government whistleblowers. (Debates about whether COVID came from a lab in China miss the bigger issue: whether the government lied about a mostly harmless cold to make it look like a deadly virus.)
The law might be based, in part, on the statement mentioned in the above article (Democratic congressman suggested falsifying a pandemic to push vaccination, https://www.lifesitenews.com/blogs/democratic-congressman-suggested-falsifying-a-pandemic-as-part-of-a-national-vaccine-program/ ): that in the past, a member of Congress apparently suggested potentially falsifying a virus “to see how many people we [the government] could vaccinate in the shortest period of time.” As the article mentions, that statement does not allow for many interpretations other than falsifying a virus’ deadliness as a type of fear-causing and panic-causing mechanism to support government-forced, school-forced, and employer-forced vaccinations.
Americans deserve to know the truth. If no one exaggerated the severity of a common-cold coronavirus, whether it was newly circulating or had already been circulating for years, in order to push a vaccine, then no whistleblowers would have a reason to come forward, and nothing would change. But if such a thing did happen, the public would likely support rewarding those who expose it, including past and present intelligence officials with access to relevant information.