Looks like we’ve seen this movie before 🎬

Do you remember 2020? The “new” coronavirus was sweeping the planet. Then came the masks, the confinements, the absurd rule of social distancing, the unnecessary PCR tests and the experimental injections that ended up destroying countless lives.

You swore you would never let yourself be caught.

And yet, set like music paper, like a movie sequel that no one had asked for, here is the Hantavirus. A disease transmitted by rodents that has always existed. The U.S. health authorities themselves claim that the risk to the general public is extremely low. In the United States, you are more than seven times more likely to be struck by lightning than to get the Hantavirus. About 250 people are struck each year, compared to only 35 cases of Hantavirus annually, resulting in an average of 12 deaths.

But this time, the strings are even bigger, with the added bonus of well-known crisis actors.

Act I : The theater of the Hantavirus (same scenario, new pathogen)

Let’s plant the scenery: Tenerife, Spain, May 2026. A hazardous materials response team activates on the tarmac of an airport during an evacuation and decontamination process. Full combinations, respirators, all the science fiction gear is out. Suddenly, an ordinary man quietly enters the field while they shoot the video supposed to show how terrifying this “epidemic” of Hantavirus is. A beautiful staging error that says a lot about the reality of panic.

Doesn’t that remind you of the COVID-19 period? The days when we watched “scientists” and “politicians” dramatically put on their mask just before a press conference, to rip it off at the second the cameras went out. Meanwhile, citizens of the whole world were ordered to mask themselves, isolate themselves and say goodbye to their social life. It is the same arrogance at work. They don’t handle a seizure, they manipulate your fear.

Let’s talk about this so-called “epidemic” of Hantavirus. The story has evolved. We now know that passengers on board the cruise ship MV Hondius have contracted the Andean strain of the Hantavirus. An “exotic” detail that the press has taken to turn it into a new weapon of massive terror.