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Introduction – April 5, 2020

Bill Gates says his Foundation is moving forward with tests on several likely vaccines for coronavirus. Of course, this will take time but if coronavirus is seasonal, as has been suggested (see below), then by the time it returns production and mass vaccination can be well underway.
In a way this is good news. It means we have time because apart from testing, building the production facilities and producing enough vaccines, they will still have to convince people of the need to vaccinate.
Of course, the powers that be might opt for outright coercion to do this. They might even resort to restrictions of movement or activities for those who don’t/won’t vaccinate. Allowing those who have been vaccinated to carry some sort of identification to access or participate in what is denied to the non-vaccinated.
This could all be sold as a means of protecting public health, and who could object? After all, requiring those who been vaccinated to carry some sort of identification confirming this sounds perfectly reasonable.
As in, for example: “that none may buy or sell unless they bear the mark of the Beast”.
Whatever it entails though we are approaching another moment in history like we had with Saddam Hussein’s Weapons of Mass Destruction. Remember them and the relentless barrage of media speculation about non-existent WMDs that paved the way for the invasion of Iraq?
Well, expect another media blitz along similar lines. Only this time the threat won’t be Saddam’s WMD but coronavirus and the solution will be vaccination.
The difference now is that people are starting to wake up and smell the government and media lies. So the powers that be may not have things entirely the way they want.
Before all this happens though Trump must first get re-elected, which seems likely if approval ratings are any indication. Then, and only then can a mass vaccination program get underway in earnest.  So what’s happening is preparatory. Just as 9/11 paved the way for the invasions of Iraq, Afghanistan and the “War on Terror”, Coronavirus is setting the scene for mass vaccinations and a more all-embracing civil clampdown.  Ed.

Fauci says it’s likely coronavirus will be seasonal

Justine Coleman – The Hill April 5, 2020

National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci said Sunday that it is likely the coronavirus will become a seasonal occurrence.

The infectious diseases expert told CBS’s “Face The Nation” that it’s likely the virus “will assume a seasonal nature” because it is unlikely to be contained around the world this year. 

“Unless we get this globally under control there is a very good chance that it’ll assume a seasonal nature,” he said. 

“We need to be prepared that since it will be unlikely to be completely eradicated from the planet that as we get into next season we may see the beginning of a resurgence,” he added. 

Unless the world gets control of #Coronavirus, it is likely that the Covid-19 #coronavirus may be a seasonal virus, @NIAIDNews head Anthony Fauci tells @margbrennan, emphasizing the importance of developing a vaccine quickly pic.twitter.com/WB7cHX0hHl

— Face The Nation (@FaceTheNation) April 5, 2020

The possibility of a resurgence is why the federal government is working “so hard” to improve its preparedness, with developing a vaccine and completing clinical trials on therapeutic interventions.  

“Hopefully, if in fact we do see that resurgence, we will have interventions that we did not have in the beginning of the situation that we’re in right now,” he said.

Fauci also said on the Sunday morning show that it would be a false statement to say the U.S. government has the coronavirus pandemic under control. 

The infectious disease expert has previously warned the U.S. needs to prepare for the coronavirus to be cyclical last month. 

The U.S. has counted more than 321,000 cases of coronavirus, leading to at least 9,132 deaths, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.

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