Stephen King Foresaw Pestilence
The Hollywood media and the elite have been preparing us for years for their campaign of pestilence, involving coronavirus, used against the masses. Here, Jason Bermas discusses a few of the many examples, such as Stephen King’s novel The Stand. Published in 1978, it expands upon the scenario of his earlier short story “Night Surf.” We witness a detailed vision of the breakdown of society after an accidental release of a strain of influenza. It had been modified for biological warfare and causes an apocalyptic pandemic, killing off more than 99% of the world’s population. More from Jason Bermas.
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The rush of humanity to save itself from extinction has begun as thousands of people across the globe struggle to stock up on food, survival gear and protective face masks in what may be a futile attempt to stop the bioweapon known as the Coronavirus from depopulating the planet. While governmental leaders try to quell the growing unrest amongst the masses, assuring them that everything is under control, the death toll and infection rate continue to rise and methods of transmission continue to mutate. How can you save yourself and your family from this coming apocalypse? David Zublick unseals the truth in this special report!
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We bring you more important updates on COVID-19! Why did so many CEOs resign so suddenly? Could they have been preparing for something big about to happen or avoid being affected by a darker agenda?
Did you know that Bill Gates donated millions to China? But was it really to combat this virus or something else?
Are certain people immune to this virus or not as much affected? And what about vaccines? Do they actually help prevent viruses or instead, support them? What are some prophecies that have predicted this virus from decades to even centuries back? All this and more only on Edge of Wonder!
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Panic buying has begun. Check out this neighborhood Costco, which has been out of toilet paper for several days. Also, SGTReport pens a response to the Wall Street Journal, which wants to refute that this virus has been weaponized. The Journal staff writer, Sebastian Herrera out of San Francisco, wrote a piece that appeared Tuesday saying “Facebook and other tech giants have vowed to fight misinformation related to the coronavirus epidemic on their platforms. Yet even as they remove millions of fraudulent posts, listings and other content, conspiracy theories and false information continue to proliferate online.”
Prior to joining the WSJ, Herrera worked for the Austin Statesman-American and as a Metro reporter for the Houston Chronicle. Seems like he has some experience covering Amazon and Facebook. Not at all clear he’s ever read the Bill of Rights, though, and most certainly looks like he a novice on the subject of the coronavirus.
