Medical authorities in the West, as reported in mainstream media, are saying that things do not add up on the Siberian "plague" issue, where a lab worker has died from an undisclosed pneumonia. The issue is that pneumonic plague can be treated by antibiotics, and today can be controlled by public health measures. Indeed, lockdowns have been put in place, as a second death has occurred:
Russian authorities have denied that plague was the cause of death of the lab worker:
Rather the deaths were of a pneumonia of an "unknown origin." Naturally, while this could be so, the lab origin harks back to COVID and the Wuhan Institute of Virology, and bioweapons. It is interesting to speculate why the Russian scientists were studying plague in the first place. What more is there to know? Were they involved in gain-of-function research? At this point in time we do not know, but if the number of deaths does increase, that scenario gains plausibility, given Russia's bioweapons research over the past decades.
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"In her latest book, Annie Jacobsen envisioned a scenario which "is remarkably similar in some ways to what occurred in real life in Irkutsk"…
In Biological War, Jacobsen asks readers to imagine what would happen if a sophisticated, genetically engineered form of pneumonic plague were accidentally released from a Biosafety Level 4 (BSL-4) facility in Siberia called the State Scientific Center of Virology and Biotechnology VECTOR—or simply Vector for short. Jacobsen's scenario is remarkably similar in some ways to what occurred in real life in Irkutsk on October 2: a single lab worker releases a strain of genetically engineered Y. pestis, and soon dies. But the ensuing consequences are far worse than what has so far occurred in real life.
Since it was a genetically-modified form of pneumonic plague that got released in Jacobsen's book, global health authorities were not able to stop it from spreading.
By the end of Jacobsen's book, nearly all of humanity had been wiped out…
Soon, the infected population swells beyond the control of medical responders and even police. In Jacobsen's account, society itself soon breaks down, as thousands of incipient plague victims riot through the streets of Los Angeles, burning and looting everything in their path. As the plague spreads, it kills thousands, then millions, and as it does so, the infrastructure of modern society collapses.
In the end, only the Federal Government's very last lines of defense hold: the "Devolution of Operations Plan" goes into effect to preserve continuity of government from bunkers and secret locations, while the Pentagon's 18,730-strong Weapons of Mass Destruction Response Forces tries to maintain order amid the catastrophe.
In Jacobsen's scenario, things don't work out well for America—nearly everyone dies. Hopefully the results of the recent incident at Irkutsk won't be quite as terrifying."