Why is “Covid” Hitting First World Countries Hardest? Here’s Why...

You’d think a virus like this would decimate poor, third world countries and do relatively minimal damage to first world nations. But we’re being told the reverse is true.

It seems like the difference between this Covid virus and the flu is mostly the mainstream media attention it’s getting. Just imagine if every winter flu season the MSM reported on regular flu deaths like they’re doing this year with Covid. But they don’t. Only NOW they are with “Covid”. So there has to be a reason for it.

Is the MSM “Covid” reporting overly accentuated to justify the economic shutdowns, which in turn collapse the economies (of mostly the wealthiest/G20 nations of the world — U.S., China, Italy, Spain, France, Britain, Germany, Brazil — while it hasn’t struck the poorer nations much at all? That’s odd.

Unless...this whole thing is to bring down the world’s largest economies down to size so that a one-world financial system can finally be implemented. To do so, you’d have to bring down the world’s biggest economies to make them more on par with the rest of the world’s mediocre economies.

So whereas the U.S.’s and, say, Zimbabwe’s economies used to be world’s apart and totally incapable of coming under the umbrella of the same financial system, now — after the destruction of the U.S. & other first world economies throughout the world — the parity between the U.S.’s and Zimbabwe’s economies will be more on par with say, California’s and Mississippi‘s economies — a powerful economy and a weak economy, but close enough to be under the same financial system.

So when people say, “So you think this “Covid” panic is to ruin our economy? What, just to get Trump? What about other (first world) countries?” Now while I do think ruining Trump’s economy is a side/corollary/“bonus” (for globalists), the real purpose is so much BIGGER than that. It’s the culmination of the age-old globalist desire to finally usher in a one-world financial system.

Adding to this hypothesis is the recent “oil war” between Saudi Arabia and Russia coupled with the near-absolute halt of air travel, economic growth, etc. has decimated the price of oil on the international market, rendering the once-lucrative, uniquely American advantage of the “petro dollar” nearly meaningless.



What say you?

Last Edited by Vigorous Daily Handjob on 05/03/2020 11:17 PM