Remember the absurd videos of people "dropping dead from coronavirus" in China in January 2020?
If not, here they are.
It’s easy to forget the absurd propaganda to which we were subject in the early days of the staged pandemic.
On a meeting with some PANDA colleagues today, the subject of the “falling man in China video” came up. I had to admit I had not seen this before, so went in search of it. It was easily found embedded into this Daily Mail article dated 24 Jan 2020.
You can click on the picture below to go to the article, and I’ve also inserted a PDF underneath.
PDF below, and I have also inserted the text into a footnote1:
Several videos are embedded within the article, and I have screen-captured them for posterity.
This 1-min video is a compendium of collapsing people (including “falling man”) - make sure your sound is on so you don’t miss the scary soundscape the creators have added:
I can certainly see why people remember “falling man” - it’s possibly the funniest part of the above video, and I have extracted it below. It features a man who “collapses” (well, sort of dives forward actually) and manages to put his hands out to break his fall, before several stooges waiting in the wings run out and “rescue” him.
This video shows a team in Hazmat suits coming to the aid of a man who collapsed, but didn’t use his hands to break his fall, judging by the bloody face:
Who knows, maybe he received a boost to his Social Credit rating for the extra realism injected into his performance.
Now, to the Daily Mail’s credit, they don’t make any assumption regarding the authenticity of these videos, but the main points I would make are these; since these are so obviously fake - and appeared even more obviously fake as time went on - how come nobody asked any questions about these, such as:
Who made them?
Under whose command?
To serve what purpose?
If these were fake, what else about the “pandemic” may have been staged?
What does this say about any of the information coming out of China?
What does the failure to admit they were fake or investigate their source and function say about Western attitudes and / or involvement?
As with the “Dancing Nurses Videos”, the whole episode raises many thorny questions:
The dancing nurses videos - just spontaneously "spreading joy"..?
I am sure most people who used any form of social media during 2020 and 2021 will be aware of the plethora of videos of dancing nurses, doctors and other hospital workers which proliferated during the “pandemic”.
Update:
Susan makes a good point in the comments - the above videos were shared and promoted widely as illustration of how serious “covid” was, yet videos of athletes, actors or others collapsing from suspected vaccine injuries were suppressed or ridiculed as fake.
Article text reads:
Disturbing videos have emerged purporting to show people collapsing in the streets of the Chinese city at the centre of the new coronavirus outbreak.
Dozens of videos tagged as coming from Wuhan show people lying in the street after collapsing where they stand or being tended to by medics as people in face masks rush to help.
The new strain of coronavirus, a SARS-like disease which attacks the respiratory system, has killed at least 26 people and infected 800 worldwide.
MailOnline has been unable to verify the videos, which are being widely circulated on social media.
It is not clear where or when precisely much of the footage was taken, though all of it appears to come from China.
While the disease is mostly confined to China, isolated cases have been reported in Vietnam, South Korean, Thailand, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Macau and Japan.
One case has also been confirmed in the US state of Washington, while multiple people in the UK are also suspected of having the virus.
All of the fatalities have so-far taken place in China.
Wuhan, a city of some 11 million people, has been placed on total lockdown, with roads blocked, trains cancelled and airports closed in an attempt to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
Seven other cities - Ezhou, Huanggang, Chibi, Qianjiang, Zhijiang, Jingmen and Xiantao - have also been placed under total lockdown.
Meanwhile in Zhijiang all public venues have been closed, while in Enshi, indoor entertainment venues have been shuttered in an attempt to control the virus.
In one of the videos, a man can be seen lying on the floor inside what appears to be a bank as people wearing masks look on.
A few moments later another person dressed in a white hazmat suit comes over to treat them.
Other footage shows people in similar white suits treating someone in the middle of a shopping centre, while a third shows a person lying on the floor in a gym.
Other videos show ambulances stopped alongside two people lying on the floor who appear to be unresponsive.
A particularly dramatic piece of CCTV shows a person wearing a face mask standing on the street, before collapsing to the floor as others rush to help.
The World Health Organisation has refused to declare coronavirus a global health emergency at this stage, saying it is 'too soon' to increase the threat level.
'This should not be taken as a sign that we don't think the outrbreak is serious, or that we are not taking it seriously,' said WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.
'Nothing could be further from the truth.'
Dr Ghebreyesus said that he stands ready to reconvene the emergency committee to call a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC) if necessary.
For the time being, professor Diddiet Houssin, the meeting's Chair, said that the number of cases abroad is still fairly limited and the efforts being made in China are, for now, sufficient to keep the outbreak relatively contained.
'It's a bit too early,' to declare a PHEIC, he said.
He underscored the importance of continued exit screening, but acknowledged that it's unlikely that new cases of the virus, which the committee will continue to call 2019-nCoV for now, will not crop up in currently unaffected nations.
'Be ready to cope with some cases,' he advised.
'Let's hope that they remain sporadic, but the global community should be readyfor the potential evolution of this epidemic.'
Meanwhile, the CDC has issued its highest travel warning, but the State Department had advised Americans planning to visit China to exercise increased caution.
US health officials started screening passengers arriving from China at John F Kennedy International Airport in New York, San Francisco International Airport and Los Angeles International Airport after the first case was confirmed in Washington state on Tuesday.
Screening has now been expanded to two more airports: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International and Chicago O'Hare.
According to the CDC, the first patient - a man who lives in Snohomish County and is in his 30s - arrived in the US on January 15 after visiting Wuhan.
He reportedly had no symptoms of the virus upon arrival but, after reading about the outbreak online and developing symptoms, he contacted his doctor.
The man is currently quarantined in a hospital outside of Seattle.
Meanwhile, in China, officials have taken unprecedented measures in an attempt to stop the spread of this rapidly-developing outbreak.
On Thursday, authorities announced that planes, trains and buses leaving Wuhan were canceled. Tollways on roads out of the city were also shut down.
Additionally, all public transportation within the city would be suspended, including buses, subways and ferries.
China has also closed several tourism attractions and cultural sites including Beijing's Forbidden City, which saw 19 million visitors last year.
City authorities also canceled Lunar New Year events in the nation's capital as well as temple fairs 'to strengthen prevention and support'.
The Wuhan coronavirus is believed to have emerged from illegally traded wildlife at a seafood market, with experts suggesting the virus was passed to humans from snakes or wolf cubs.
Most of the cases are in China, but patients have been confirmed in Japan, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam and the US.
Almost all of the 26 deaths have occurred among older males who had pre-existing conditions.
According to the Centers for Disease of Control and Prevention, signs may appear as quickly as two days or as far as 14 days after exposure.
The agency says this is based on what was seen in the incubation period for Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS), a cousin of the new virus that originated in Saudi Arabia in 2012.
There is no cure for the new virus or vaccine to prevent it, and the National Institutes of Health says research to develop a vaccine is in 'very preliminary stages.'
These videos confirm my belief that "Covid" was not a public health emergency.
It was a military operation. The "public health emergency" was fabricated to conceal the real story.
The Chinese man supposedly dropping dead in the middle of the street while someone just happened to be recording him, was confirmation for me that it was all a psyop.