The Big Three: How False Flags Shape Our Collective Reality, Part 3

Locking Down the World for a Virus With a 99% Survivability Rate… If You Can Believe That

Welcome to the three-part analysis of The Big Three: How False Flags Shape Our Collective Reality. This is Part II of three. You can find Part I here and Part II here.

Introduction

As a millennial growing up, I recall, as a child, seeing on the news the threats of the anthrax virus. Essentially, we had to be careful opening the mail because this deadly virus could spread and kill people.

All in all, there were five deaths from “anthrax,” but following 9/11, tensions were somewhat high, but they later disseminated.

Following the anthrax scare, I recall there being different virus outbreaks that would occur here and there: SARS (2003), MERS (2012), H1N1/Swine flu (2009), and recurring Influenza outbreaks (ongoing annually), etc. However, I do not remember a mass pandemonium regarding these breakouts.

Anthrax had a strong reaction as that was after 9/11, but the others were simply nothing to cry home about. The media made a big deal of these viral spreads, but — as far as I can remember — no…