Vaccine Push or Predictive Programming: A Study From Johns Hopkins Tells The Tale

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As anyone that has been paying attention can easily attest, that accompanying virtually every false flag in the last 20 years has been accompanied with either a simultaneous drill or exercise either by police, the military or both- from 9/11, to Sandy Hook and the Parkland School shooting there has been an exercise going on at the same time in effect weaponizing the exercise itself. In the case of the Parkland shooting, a teacher witnessed the shooter dressed in full battle gear and another told to "stand down" that it was a drill and blanks were being used... so why not use the same strategy with vaccines. One thing for certain- given the numbers listed in the following article, it will create mass hysteria. What better way to push an unpopular agenda- Problem- Reaction- Solution.

A "simulation" known as Clade X was created by the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security to show how unready the world is for a global pandemic... is this true, or are they trying to tell us something is about to happen?

 

• The Clade X simulation, created by the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, shows how vulnerable the world is to the spread of a pandemic virus.
• In that simulation, political experts from the US tried to figure out how to respond to the emergence of a new and deadly disease.
• Despite being a “moderately contagious” and “moderately lethal” virus, at the end of the day – 20 months in simulated time – the virus would have killed 150 million people.
• According to the scenario’s creator, if efforts to create a vaccine continued to fail, a disease like that could kill 900 million, or more than 10% of the global population.

Harkening back to the Influenza epidemic of 1918, the world was indeed unprepared for the consequences of this deadly outbreak. This made the Polio vaccine of the 1950's-1960's an easy sell- all they had to do was mention "epidemic" and a largely untested vaccine containing the SV-40 contaminant was given to school children across the country and into Europe. According to the article (and this is part of the fictional account used in the simulation)...

 The committee to advise the President first met approximately one month after the virus first appeared.

There had been more than 400 cases and 50 deaths so far, mostly split between Frankfurt, Germany, and Caracas, Venezuela.

Patients presented with fever, cough, and confusion. In a disturbing number of cases, encephalitis – swelling in the brain – caused patients to fall into a potentially fatal coma.

Researchers had been able to isolate what appeared to be a new pathogen, a disease-causing agent.

The virus seemed to be a new type of parainfluenza virus from a family of respiratory viruses that normally cause mild illnesses like the cold. Scientists studying the disease couldn’t identify where the virus fit in the parainfluenza family, so they referred to the pathogen as parainfluenza Clade X. 

 Health authorities said Clade X, which appeared to spread by coughing and to take up to a week before patients started showing severe symptoms, had pandemic potential. 

I may be paranoid here, but this reminds me of the movie Outbreak where one small town was isolated and military law instituted... soldiers were given shoot to kill orders on any attempting to escape. Now imagine this on a global scale. What a marvelous false flag considering that many have woken up to the fact that the government can't be trusted... everyone trusts their doctors. All it would take is the fear of an epidemic to impose martial law.

 The scenario was designed to be completely realistic, with a disease that could plausibly exist and a world that has the exact same resources to respond as we do now. It would be the easiest sale since- forgive the worn out aphorism- sliced bread. Here comes the pitch...

 “I think we learned that even very knowledgeable, experienced, devoted senior public officials who have lived through many crises still have trouble dealing with something like this,” Dr. Eric Toner, a senior scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health Security and the designer of the Clade X simulation, told Business Insider. “And it’s not because they are not good or smart or dedicated, it’s because we don’t have the systems we need to enable the kind of response we’d want to see.”

If efforts to develop a vaccine continued to fail, Toner said a disease like this could kill 900 million people, or more than 10% of the world’s population. 

It sounds like an Illuminati wet dream- instant depopulation... but it's more likely about control. Ebola and HIV were both created in a lab, enough people have come forward to attest to that. All that would be required to reach their objective is a fast-spreading non-virulent strain of influenza for the lapdog media to create a frenzy. People would be begging for a solution. I'll leave a link to the entire article... it goes on to talk about scenarios in which terrorist groups get hold of biological agents such as smallpox and others and goes on with "how lucky we've been in the past"- citing the sarin attack by Aum Shinrikyo and the Brighter Dawn. What this seems like to me is a call for more money and authority over the citizens. After all, you can never tell when some crazed Alex Jones follower will try to take out the government.

All joking aside, this looks like fear mongering at its best... or perhaps a warning of things to come.

https://www.businessinsider.com.au/pandemic-virus-simulation-johns-hopkins-shows-vulnerability-2018-7?r=US&IR=T