North China city reports 1 case of bubonic plague, launches level III early warning. https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1193592.shtml#.XwIOxVK1Eko.twitter

Bubonic plague has a reported 10% mortality with antibiotic treatment, and a 30-90% mortality rate if untreated.

Bubonic plague was the cause of the “Black Death” that swept through Asia, Europe, and Africa in the 14th century and killed an estimated 50 million people. It is spread via contact with infected tissue ... or a cough. Death occurs within 7-10 days after infection.

Antibiotics must be administered within 24 hours of infection to a maximize chances of survival. Even so, 1 in 10 will die.

This is where it gets interesting: A couple died in May 2019, in Mongolia, while hunting marmots and another two people in the province of Inner Mongolia, China were treated in November 2019 for the disease.

In a 2000 paper from JAMA titled “Plague as a Biological Weapon”, they conclude that bubonic plague could indeed be weaponized as an aerosol:

What’s interesting about Mongolia? First, it’s proximity to China. But most notably: it is one of least densely populated places on earth at 2 ppl/km2. Only 5 other countries on earth are less densely populated, Greenland being the only one you’ve ever heard of.

So i we’re going to test out an aerosolized plague WITHOUT risking killing 10% of the planet, I’d head to Mongolia. Greenland is too connected and travel there is plane or boat and it’s a modern society so I’d have a tough time getting in/out undetected.

Mongolia offers a nicely remote proving grounds with much of its society disconnected, porous border land travel and lots of ways to come and go undetected. It also, due to its proximity to China, lets me easily slip into China and out again to any of the neighboring -Stans.

So let’s walk through a possible scenario: I’m a paid mercenary. I take out bad guys (and whomever’s paying gets to make the call on who’s the bad guy) and run special missions for people I don’t ever meet. But they pay me cash. Lots and lots of cash.

I get an envelop one day in September with instructions and the largest payday I’ve ever had for one gig. It’s only half, but it’s enough money for me to buy 10 Caribbean islands. The instructions are simple: pick up a package with two aerosol cans and head to Wuhan, China in Oct

It comes with two warnings: a burn warning and instructions to wear a hazmat suit before using the cans. In case of “trouble” with the CCP they’ll burn me as a terrorist. That’s a guaranteed death penalty in China. So I really don’t want to get caught. Really, really.

So with newly issued ID’s showing I’m a military officer sent to observe the Wuhan military games in October, I hop a specific commercial flight as instructed and am reassured my ID will checkout, and my carry on bag will not be inspected on either end.

Once I clear the airport in Wuhan I head straight to the hotel and I see why this date was picked: 50,000 military games attendees and participants have invaded the city and I’m lost in the crowd.

At the hotel I pack a light bag with one aerosol container — “1” — it’s marked and head the the seafood market at dusk. It’s packed with people and I find a dark alley and slip on the all-black suit with respirator and pull out the can. I unlock the safety. I head into the crowd

Holding the can at waist level pointed out and behind, I push through the dinner shopping crowd and depress the trigger. I hear the “hiss” of the contents being set free as I pick up the pace. 60 seconds I was told. Done. I duck into another alley.

I secure the can in its double-airtight sealed container and carefully pull off the suit as instructed, keeping my N100 mask in place. I head back to the hotel, a 5 min walk and head to the room to shower.

I have one other visit in Wuhan to make: the home of a scientist who works at the Wuhan virology lab. I’ll spray down her car door handle and her apartment door handle. Then, I’m off to Mongolia once the Wuhan games are over.

Heading out of Wuhan with the masses exiting Wuhan for the military games makes it easy for me to head out of town. I have a long trip ahead of me to Inner Mongolia province, China. Its as sparsely populated as Mongolia but doesn’t involve crossing a border, which is good.

I am tasked with a finding a test subject in the area, someone who only has a single regular contact and lives in very remote area. The idea is to see if the aerosolized version of whatever they put in it works and infects the other person I suppose.

Easy enough. I’ll exit via Mongolia via Turkey then back state side. It’s been quite a trip. Given next year is election year, I’m guessing my patrons are political and have a pony they want in the WH to replace the orange man.

As long as the cash deposited as discussed, it makes no difference to me. Happy to do my little part. Anyway, if they do unleash the freakin plague on the planet to gain the WH, I’ll be on one of my new Caribbean islands, safe and sound.

/end. So that’s how I see it went down. And now, the dirty tricks operatives are preparing to unleash bubonic plague on the world, to ENSURE there is a mail-in f—ng vote. The first plague had a crappy mortality rate. Nobody took it seriously. This one kills 10%+.

It will be SURE to keep stupid Americans at home Election Day and the best part is — China takes the blame!

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