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The '''Blue Plague''' is an intentional effort by various interests to create fear-porn amid the American population by intentionally hyping a mass [[hysteria]] about the [[CCP virus]]. In many ways the Blue Plague is exponentially more dangerous than [[COVID-19]] itself. | The '''Blue Plague''' is an intentional effort by various interests to create fear-porn amid the American population by intentionally hyping a mass [[hysteria]] about the [[CCP virus]]. In many ways the Blue Plague is exponentially more dangerous than [[COVID-19]] itself. | ||
| − | For example, [[Democrat]] governors [[Gretchen Whitmer]] of [[Michigan]] and [[Steve Sisolak]] issued [[Executive | + | For example, [[Democrat]] governors [[Gretchen Whitmer]] of [[Michigan]] and [[Steve Sisolak]] of [[Nevada]] issued [[Executive Order]]s denying treatment of patients stricken with [[Covid-19]] with [[hydroxychloroquine]],<ref>https://donsurber.blogspot.com/2020/03/democrats-fear-cure.html</ref> and [[FDA]] approved drug for treatment of [[malaria]] which showed promising in results in experiments for treatment of the dead [[coronavirus]]. Whitmer and Sisolek's reasoning was that [[President Trump]] had mentioned the experiments in response to a reporters question and prospects of a cure offered [[hope]] to suffering individuals.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOXyEiqIF5g</'ref> |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 00:54, March 30, 2020
The Blue Plague is an intentional effort by various interests to create fear-porn amid the American population by intentionally hyping a mass hysteria about the CCP virus. In many ways the Blue Plague is exponentially more dangerous than COVID-19 itself.
For example, Democrat governors Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan and Steve Sisolak of Nevada issued Executive Orders denying treatment of patients stricken with Covid-19 with hydroxychloroquine,[1] and FDA approved drug for treatment of malaria which showed promising in results in experiments for treatment of the dead coronavirus. Whitmer and Sisolek's reasoning was that President Trump had mentioned the experiments in response to a reporters question and prospects of a cure offered hope to suffering individuals.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOXyEiqIF5g</'ref>