My 1-Year Anniversary of Scamdemic Awakening

It was exactly one year ago, on March 25, 2020, that I realized it was a giant hoax.

Here's how it happened...

During the initial pandemic-narrative-buildup phase (January, February, most of March), I was located in Florida, and during that time, I did NOT respond to it like a "Florida-Man."

Quite the contrary; I took the alleged pandemic very seriously. I was the first person in the neighborhood to start wearing latex gloves to the supermarket. I wiped down every doorknob, after each touch. I left my non-perishable groceries in their plastic bags, in the corner of the house, for 3 days before opening them (to give the "virus" a chance to breakdown). I educated my parents, whom I was staying with at the time, on the proper protocols for transmission mitigation. I washed for 20 seconds, every single time.

And I contextualized the situation like any good Leftist would: As a global "lesson in collectivism." I thought the "Wuhan Bat" was Mother Earth's message to us to wake the fuck up.

It's true. We've made our planet sick. But medical biotech dystopia isn't the medicine.

I thought "covid" was here to teach us to "care about others." As a vegan, I was optimistic that the "wet market origin" would finally and irreversibly turn the world off from meat-eating.

It's true. And they're unspeakably cruel. We should close them. But covid is still a hoax.

I believed that the "pandemic" was the stimulus needed for finally getting humanity into the new paradigm!

It's a good thing this happened. We need to change. But covid is still a hoax.

I was on board with the mainstream, consensus narrative about "the coronavirus." You could even say I was at the vanguard of it, looking forward to utilizing the crisis to achieve long-standing progressive goals of societal transformation.

Of course, as the weeks went by, I also started to theorize about ways the virus could be exploited by authoritarian bad-actors to advance ulterior agendas.

For instance, the 2020 Democratic Primary was heating up, and I conjectured that the party establishment might use the "pandemic" to cheat Bernie Sanders. I thought they would use "lockdowns" to selectively target specific neighborhoods and districts that were "Bernie's base", while leaving the other candidates' voters alone, thereby skewing the contests in the latter's favor.

In the end, they didn't do that. Instead, they cancelled the entire primary election altogether, and simply "declared" Kidgroper D. Mentia as the nominee.

Because voting was unsafe.

Wow. They surpassed my expectations.

But I didn't realize the whole thing was a hoax, yet. I was very aware of the potential for it to get *hijacked,* and actively scanned for any such occurrences; but I still believed in the overall claim. I believed that there really was a "new monster virus."

When I watched states start "shutting down," I started getting scared. But I still thought it was real.

And then came time for a long-awaited trip.

For the past 5 years, I had been living in Asia, as an English teacher. I hadn't been back to the USA that entire time - not even once in 5 years!

I came to visit my parents in Florida in January 2020, expecting the trip to last a couple of months.

One week after arriving, I started seeing news reports about a strange new virus emerging in Wuhan, China. Then the world lost its mind.

Since international travel was forbidden by our wise and unimpeachable overlords, I decided to make the most of the situation, and go visit my "homeland" of Maryland, where I grew up.

I missed my home, especially the landscape and forests. While Yunnan is spectacularly beautiful, there's still nothing quite like the land where one grew up. The terrain is unique, the trees are unique... just something about it is irreplaceable.

For much of my time in Asia, I wondered what it would be like when I first returned to the lands of my birth. I fantasized about that "first hike" upon first returning - about walking upon the soil in my favorite forests, where I had spent so much time, and learned so much wisdom about the universe. So I planned on heading north, from Florida to Maryland, for the spring and summer.

As the "shut down" and "lockdown" talk escalated, the states of Florida and Georgia flirted with closing their border. For all anyone knew at the time, we could have been entering an era of internal border checkpoints. (That did happen, in Australia and New Zealand, but not in America).

So on March 23, I packed up my stuff, and headed north, "while I still could." At each gas station, I put on my latex gloves before operating the pump, and kept a huge distance from every person I came across. I even held my breath if anyone got too close.

After a day of driving, I arrived at my aunt's house in Baltimore, and quickly noticed that the people up north were more paranoid about the virus than those down south. Some of them were even crazier about it than me! My aunt, in particular, was practicing a strict antivirus protocol, since she's over 70, and perceives herself to be at "higher risk." I was happy to comply.

But the next day, it all changed. Pretty much in one blinding flash.

On March 25, 2020, I went to Gunpowder Falls State Park for my first hike in my homeland in 5 years. The area I went to is very remote and sparsely populated. Even during normal times, it has barely any people in it. It's wilderness.

And upon reaching the trailhead, I found this:

In case the text is too blurry, here are the key phrases:

"This area is closed to all recreational activities."

"All recreational activities at the Liberty, Loch Raven, and Prettyboy Reservoirs are suspended for the duration of the public health emergency."

"This includes hiking, kayaking, mountain biking, boating, fishing, and horseback riding."

This was so strange and unprecedented, I had to think for a moment to process what it meant.

If a park is declared "closed"...

...then that means...

...people don't want you walking there.

Hmmm...

But why not?

And if you do walk there, and those people find out, then men with guns will come and accost you, and forcibly abduct you. Or, at best, give you a written promise for their colleagues to extort money from you.

They really, really, don't want you walking there.

They're so against it, they're willing to be violent to stop you.

Walking there is a big deal.

And during this time of special "emergency", who knows what their fear and panic might drive them to do? In the midst of such an atmosphere, who knows how they might overreact to even the slightest rule-breaking?

Going in there would be... dangerous. They might throw the book at me.

* * *

This was, of course, the initial series of thoughts that went through my mind.

But the thing is... I'm a thinking person. When people tell me to do things - especially things that are deleterious to my freedom, or health, or that of others - I actually *think* before I comply. I run their request through a filter called "Reason," to see if it actually makes sense, rationally.

What's their objective? Why do they want to override my free will? Why do they want to ruin my day? Why do they want me to do something contrary to my own nature?

Why?

Will it actually *help* the problem they say it's meant to help?

I'm all for helping. I care about others. But does it actually help?

Is there an actual cause-and-effect relationship between A) the action they want me to take, and B) the mitigation of the harm they say they want to mitigate?

Does the one actually lead to the other?

If I turn around, and get in the car, and drive away - and don't go on this hike - will that actually "prevent viruses from spreading?"

If I go into the woods, and hike, will that cause "more spreading" of viruses?

Will I spread viruses more by walking in the woods than by going back home to my aunt's house?

Does this new "prohibition on hiking in the wilderness" actually make sense?

Logically?

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I'm well aware of being among a very small minority of people in thinking like this - and the vast majority simply obey whatever they're told by anyone making a plausible claim of masterhood or lordship over them. They're like well-trained animals. Whatever master says, they do. There is no "why."

But I'm not like that. I require logic. And the logic did not make sense.

Think about it for just 10 seconds and you'll see.

Viruses can only be spread from person to person, in close proximity. They don't stick on trees and bushes and lakes and dirt. Upon entering an ecosystem, they're broken down immediately by the first microorganisms that crawl by. They're food.

So if I walk by a tree, and cough on it, the tree is not going to "save" my viruses in its bark, and then send them out again to the next person who walks by.

First of all, no one is even going to walk by. Certainly fewer people than in a populated area. And even if someone does walk by the tree, wet tree-bark-in-springtime is the most inhospitable surface for a virus to live on.

No one is going to be picking up a virus from a tree.

That's not how viruses transmit.

This is standard, basic epidemiology.

This is not controversial.

If I'm in a forest, I can't spread any viruses to anyone.

Why don't these government people want us hiking?

I tried to think of reasons.

I actually gave the government the benefit of the doubt, at first. I assumed they must have had a reason. So I tried really hard to come up with it. I sat there, beside the sign, for probably 20 minutes, trying to think of the reason why it would be harming others if I went for this hike.

And I couldn't find a reason.

I did think, "what if I pass someone on the trail?"

But there are two reasons why that still wouldn't make sense:

Reason #1:

This wilderness trail is almost empty of people, even in normal times. It certainly has fewer people than any other place I could possibly go. Literally, this trail is the most remote trail in a 45 minute driving radius. It's a forest, surrounded by a giant lake, surrounded by more forest, surrounded by farms. If I'm on this trail, I'm literally farther away from the nearest person... than any other person. There is no place you can go, in all of Baltimore County, where you'll be farther away from other humans... than this trail. It's the remotest trail, in the remotest section, of the remotest park, in the entire county.

How many ways can I say this?

So anyway, the chance of running into a person "to spread the virus too" is lower there than in any other place.

If I went back to my aunt's neighborhood, I'd be in closer proximity to other humans, and have more spreading of viruses.

Reason #2:

Even if I do encounter another person, we have more room to get out of each other's way than we would have in the suburban neighborhood where my aunt lives. If I were there, I'd be walking on a sidewalk.

And everyone else would be walking on a sidewalk, too.

The same sidewalk.

And sidewalks are only a few feet wide.

And you know what that means.

There's not enough room to pass someone, unless one of you walks on Mr. Wilson's petunias.

That means, if you're walking in a residential neighborhood, you will pass close by other people. Within a foot or two of them.

But if you're in the wilderness, you can get far out of the way when you see someone coming. You can step way off the trail, to allow them to pass. How far do you prefer? 10 feet? 20 feet? 50 feet? 100 feet? You have a whole fucking wilderness of space to get out of their way.

Do you realize what this means?

The wilderness is the best place to go to prevent transmission of viruses!

The best place to go!

Right here!

But wait.

There's a sign... telling me not to go there.

Huh?

I thought we were in a pandemic? I thought the government wanted to slow the spread?

Don't they?

If I go home to my aunt's house, I'm around my aunt and her daughter... and if I'm exercising or walking, I'm around the whole freaking neighborhood...

...so wouldn't the neighborhood be the last place the government would want me to be?

Wouldn't it be much better, and safer, to be in literally the wilderness?

Why are they prohibiting me from doing something that would slow the spread of the virus, and demanding me to do something that will increase it?

Wouldn't they rather me be in the wilderness? Wouldn't they be happy if they knew I was spending hours and hours each day surrounded just by trees, with nary a human being for at least a mile in all directions?

A mile, dude.

Social distancing of literally a mile.

That's what I'd be doing if I went hiking on this trail.

Unless of course there was, like, 1 or 2 other hikers or something. It happens from time to time. But even in that case, we'd have hundreds of feet to distance from each other as we pass. Compared to like, two feet on a residential sidewalk.

This is like, the best thing I, or anyone, could possibly do in the midst of a pandemic.

I would be doing my duty as a conscious, caring citizen, by going on this hike.

And that's before you factor in the health benefits of Nature and outdoor activity in general.

It's good for you.

Being in Nature is good for your health.

And if we're in a pandemic, then all of us need to be as healthy as we can possibly be, in all possible ways, to give our bodies the maximum strength and resources to fight whatever shows up on our doorstep.

And being in Nature does that. Nature strengthens your immune system, which is the most important thing you can possibly do if there's a pandemic.

Nature is good for us.

Nature is social-distancing by definition.

Nature is good for us, and is huge social distancing.

Social distancing in Nature is good for us to be social distancing in Nature is good for us to be in Nature and social distance in Nature is good for us.

You get the point.

Going on this hike is the best thing I could possibly do, and the government knows that.

Sooooooooo...............

............why don't they want me to?

...?

Why are they prohibiting everyone from doing the best thing anyone could possibly do?

I thought they cared about the virus...

But they're doing things that would not only be unproductive, but would actually speed up the transmission of the virus.

This does not compute.

Something is off about this.

And I realized, right there, that they were lying to us.

The whole thing, the whole fucking thing, wasn't about a virus.

We'd been had.

Maybe there really was a virus - and maybe it was actually serious - but the things the government was doing, which they claimed were in response to the virus - that was a fraud. It wasn't about the virus. They were just using the virus.

For something else.

I still thought there was a virus, but I realized the government wasn't actually interested in it. They were interested in something else.

And I know that when the ruling class is interested in something, they will pursue it in any and every way they're able - and they'll do so without any moral scruples about things like lying and making shit up.

So instantly, the entire narrative became suspect. If they were knowingly lying about their mitigation strategies, then they could have been lying about absolutely anything.

That's what you're supposed to do when you catch someone telling a big, big lie to you.

You instantly suspect everything else they've told you.

Right? Isn't that what you do?

So although I wasn't yet convinced that the entire thing was a giant psyop from top to bottom, I was open to the possibility of it being so, from that moment on, and was actively committed to researching and learning the truth.

I went on the hike.

I walked past the sign, and had a wonderful time, filled with joy and wistful nostalgia and the tranquil peace of the forest.

Actually, I was nervous and paranoid the whole time. I constantly stopped to listen for the approach of any feet or vehicles, afraid that they could be cops, hunting for... hikers. Heinous, cruel hikers, subjecting the world to the dangers of their... hiking.

As the madness of the whole thing was laid bare before me, simultaneous with the ever-growing worry of being arrested for literally just walking in the forest, the fact that the government could be willing to do such a thing, and act in a way so blatantly devoid of all Reason, reminded me of the profundity of the evil we're dealing with.

We have been ruled over by monsters, since we were born.

We hadn't had any big wars or big psyops, basically since 9/11, and a lot of us thought the ruling class had "cooled down" on those sorts of activities, and would from thenceforth only advance their agendas through slow manipulation, clownish trickery, and behind-the-scenes chicanery.

But the magnitude of what I realized was unfolding around us, back in March 2020, reminded me, rather abruptly and deeply, of how sick and evil the oligarchy is, and how far they're willing to go - and how cruel they are. They haven't evolved. The depravity of the shit they're willing to do to us has not decreased. They fooled us into thinking so. If anything, they'd gotten more creative. And now, with this new virus psyop, they were once again out in full force, at a level of brazenness unseen for decades.

It was serious.

* * *

As soon as I got home that night, I began researching every angle of the narrative I could think of.

The first thing that came to mind was the fatality rate. Was it really that high?

I looked up how they calculate it. It's number of deaths divided by number of cases.

And one of the first things I noticed was that it's possible to manipulate the fatality-rate by manipulating the denominator of the equation - the case numbers. If the number of tests were to be suppressed, by restricting them to hospitals, and tests were thereby only administered to people presenting symptoms severe enough for hospitalization - then the denominator could be suppressed, inflating the quotient, while selectively targeting people with the worst prognoses so that those tested were by definition the most likely to succumb to the disease. Almost like conducting a poll of support for gun rights in the parking lot of a gun show.

And lo and behold, that's exactly what was going on. In the early weeks, they were constantly complaining of a "shortage of tests." Remember that? They couldn't get enough tests, so they saved them for the hospitals, where the really sick people were.

Exactly how you would engineer it, if you wanted to deflate the denominator (case numbers) to inflate the quotient (the case fatality rate). Exactly how you'd do it.

Their behavior was consistent with that of a deliberate campaign of fear-propaganda. They were doing what you'd do, if your goal was to maximize fear without regard for objective reality.

I kept researching, and noticed many other tricks as well.

-The media saying hospitals were overcrowded, yet citizen journalists went to those very same hospitals and filmed them virtually empty

-The media saying "the scientists" were all on board with their narrative, yet many prominent, respected scientists were disagreeing

-The videos in Wuhan of people dropping dead on the street spontaneously... which were used for ramping up the initial fear, but never happened anywhere else, mysteriously

That's just the tip of the iceberg, of course. There are many more tricks, which I've compiled and deconstructed in the weeks and months since.

Within one week of my initial epiphany, I came to the realization that the entire thing was fake, from top to bottom. Even the virus itself has never been proven to exist.

I remember the night, in early April (2020), when I realized I was sitting on a bombshell piece of truth, and needed to get it out to the masses as quickly as possible. I remember calling up a friend, and whispering into the phone, "It's a hoax."

I called other friends, and spelled the word "hoax" out, rather than say the word itself, due to fear of A.I. crawlers picking up my statement and identifying me as a dissident. I thought the police might come and break down my aunt's door.

Remember, back then, it was scary. It wasn't like now. Now, in 2021, we treat the whole thing as a sick joke, and we're not afraid of the people behind it. Not anymore. The Cuomos and the Newsoms and the BoJos, we laugh at them. They're clowns to us now. But back then, in the very beginning, it felt like 9/11. It was utter authoritarianism, from every direction. Even the people who would wake up relatively early, hadn't woken up yet. There was zero resistance or critical thought. It was scary.

But I believe that our initial dissent - our speaking out early and loudly - is what prevented the worst outcome from materializing. Because we got the information out quickly, we beat the censorship.

It's easy for a platform to censor a few people. Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, and so forth, can delete you with the flick of a button. And if it's just you, no one will notice.

But they can't censor millions. It would be too noticeable. It would collapse their facade. Everyone would leave. The platforms would go the way of Myspace.

They were planning to censor everything. They wanted 2020 to be the year when the internet was conquered. They planned it to be the end of free speech. The "virus" was their universal "card" to play, to accomplish every agenda they've ever wanted - including censorship.

But because truthseekers spread the information about the hoax, and did it early, we preempted that censorship. We got the secret out so fast, and planted the seeds of awareness so widely, it became impossible to censor.

That was us, guys. Me and you, if you're reading this.

Thank you.

Thank you to all the truthseekers. Thanks for your wisdom and your bravery. Because of it, we're going to beat this thing. We're going to win.

The Pharma cartel is running scared. This scamdemic was their Waterloo. We're coming for them, and we're going to cleanse all the filth out of the field of medicine, and humanity is going to awaken.