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Klaus Schwab (World Economic Forum) and Xi of China
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A winged tiger is one of the 4 evil beasts of Chinese mythology.
Hundun: represents Chaos. A creature without a face, but sometimes depicted as resembling a ferocious bear or dog. Hundun is also believed as the primordial and central chaos in Chinese mythology
Taowu: represents Ignorance. Often depicted as resembling a boar or a tiger, spreading ignorance amongst the people.
Taotie: represents Gluttony. Depicted as not having any body, just the head of a ferocious beast that seeks to devour everything.
Qiongqi: represents Deviousness. Looks like a winged tiger that instigates war, eats people, and commits various other malicious deeds.
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Quoting: Doctor Congo The creature is in wikipedia: [ link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] Always described as a monstrous winged tiger that eats people. "adding wings to the tiger" may mean a new disease will be unleashed, one that is more scary. In fact, the new disease will have necropathic traits. Your flesh will die and rot, as if eaten by an unseen god, similar to the bubonic plague. Dammmmnn. Holy fuck. This goes alomg with Bill Gates when he was just signaling about a second pandemic recently. Can we say....Maaaaah-burg? So ol Xi just might've given the signal to release the winged tiger aka hemorrhagic fever aka marburg. Man I hate this fucking timeline so much.
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