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… please add these thoughts to my previous post asking about comparisons between polio and corona …

FROM: A history.com piece on polio …

Although polio was the most feared disease of the 20th century, it was hardly the deadliest.

“Polio was never the raging epidemic PORTRAYED IN THE MEDIA [my emphasis], not even at its height in the 1940s and 1950s,” writes David M. Oshinsky in his Pulitzer Prize winning book “Polio: An American Story.” During those decades, 10 times as many children died in accidents and three times as many succumbed to cancer. Oshinsky notes that polio inspired such fear because it struck without warning and researchers were unsure of how it spread from person to person.[Hmmmmm … sound familiar?] In the years following World War II, polls found the only thing Americans feared more than polio was nuclear war.

Hmmmmmm. I wonder how it became the ‘most feared” ?… please notice the BOLD PRINT above, sound familiar? … Keep your eyes fixed on the swinging watch, Keep your eyes fixed on the swinging watch …

Jay Dyer has some interesting commentary on Jonas Salk’s book “The Survival of the Wisest”. It seems that Salk read from his “King Billious Hates Version” (a little known version of the Bible constructed from “variant texts”, available in tract form from Beelzebub’s Bulletin Press, full reissue forthcoming by You May Call Me Toby Press [see Rowan Atkinson] … retro-causation at work) from Matthew 5:5 reads “Blessed are the wisest, for they shall inherit the earth”. Like Garrett Hardin (of Lifeboat Ethics fame, mentioned in the most recent vid-chat) Jonas Salk was “a gem of a human being”. Dyer poses an interesting question, he asks: Why did the father of mass inoculations suspiciously also want to engineer death and mass depopulation through various means, including mass cancer and RNA manipulation? It might make for an interesting interview if Billious Hates was asked his opinion of Jonas Salk and if he had read or was familiar with Salk’s writings on “population control”. Maybe this is proof of reincarnation … maybe Billious Hates is Salk redux.
Ecclesiastes 1:9 – The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun.