There Is No White Lung Outbreak
Your children aren't being targeted by another Chinese bioweapon.
BREAKING: 142 cases of “White Lung Syndrome” reported in Ohio! Fears of a China-like outbreak grip the nation as the CDC demands clarity from China! Children most affected!
It’s a compelling storyline that has quietly been under development for the last month or so. Pictures of ghost-town Chinese airports, crowded Chinese hospitals filled to standing room, pictures of Chinese people dead on the streets, and today, breathless reports of 142 cases of children with walking pneumonia in Ohio, and “fears” of another China-like outbreak. The story of some new weaponized pathogen coming out of China is one that we’re all too familiar with at this point, and the fact that it’s reportedly, primarily affecting children adds a whole new layer to the scare tactics. So, let’s take a look at what’s actually being reported.
Walking Pneumonia
The condition is being characterized as walking pneumonia, or “white lung”; an infection of the lung that progresses silently, causing pneumonia and lung injury, without any of the usual outward symptoms, such as coughing, fever, et cetera. The responsible pathogen has been, at least tentatively, identified as mycoplasma pneumoniae. The “142 cases” being reported are actually the sum of similar such syndromes - a collection of symptoms - with which primarily children have presented to hospitals, since August this year.
That minor fact has been largely omitted from the breathless fearmongering that is suddenly being splashed across Twitter feeds and news headlines. 142 cases, over three months, adds up to about a case and a half per day. That is not what an outbreak of a new, potentially pandemic infectious disease looks like.
Furthermore, the responsible pathogen being mycoplasma raises several more questions. Mycoplasma is a commensal bacterium; it is a natural, occasional inhabitant of our human microbiome. With a functional immune system keeping it in check, it’s no more dangerous than any of the multitude of other bacteria that naturally reside there.
So, what’s really going on?
With “outbreaks” being reported in China, Denmark, and now Ohio, among others, it’s sure seeming like somebody is intent on hyping this up. Even a cursory examination of what’s being reported, though, should be enough to make any thinking person very skeptical of the "new China-like pandemic” storyline that’s being reported. It’s a relatively tiny number of cases, spread over a relatively long period of time, of a bacterial pathogen - not a virus - that is naturally ubiquitous in our environment.
Presuming that there even is a common factor between these cases - which, given the tiny numbers, is far from certain - I am more inclined to think it’s yet another long-delayed effect of the Covid vaccines. The spike protein, specifically due to the HIV gp120 protein insertion, has an extremely deleterious effect on the immune system; when it comes into contact with CD4 immune cells, the colonels of the immune system primarily responsible for organizing and directing an immune response, the depletion of which is a hallmark of HIV infection, it causes them to destroy themselves. Considered alongside the long-term persistence of those spikes, due to both their ongoing, long-term production by pseudouridylated and thus persistent mRNA, and the hardiness of the proteins themselves once they have been produced, the people who received “hot shots,” being the small percentage of shots containing mRNA that actually remained active and capable of translating spike protein, have been suffering a very slow, gradual decimation of their immune systems over time, as the occasional interactions between spike and CD4 gradually added up to a significant immune deficit.
That cumulative immune deficit could easily be responsible for this small number of cases. Media has been reporting similarly; of course, rather than the direct and clear impact of the shots, they’re still trying to ascribe it to lockdowns, Covid itself, isolation, et cetera, even as it’s been years since any of those measures were having any real impact. To confirm that for sure, we’d need to see data on the vaccination status of these children that are reporting to hospital.
I highly doubt that we are going to see that data.
What do we do?
At this point? There’s really nothing that can, or needs to be, done, at least medically speaking. The media coverage is reminiscent of the initial Covid outbreak; perhaps there is going to be an attempt to translate these likely vaccine injuries into another pandemic of fear porn, masking, social distancing, lockdowns, et cetera - perhaps they’ll even manage to find some way to present the implementation of CBDCs as a vital, pandemic-proofing intervention we all need to keep us safe.
I’m skeptical, though. This storyline, despite the gradual development over the last month or so, is far too easily debunked with even a cursory examination, and far too many people are skeptical enough to look a little more closely at the facts before jumping on board with the scare campaign. The ostensible targeting of children is surely going to make it more impactful; perhaps, if not to protect themselves, people might yet be inclined to take their useless “just in case” measures to protect their children from what amounts to a wholly imaginary threat. Considering that the bacterium is endemic to our natural microbiome, there is absolutely no benefit to be expected from measures intended to prevent the spread of any disease. It is far, far more likely to be due to individuals’ vaccine-induced immunodeficiencies gradually becoming apparent.
Nevertheless, the hype and hysteria is ramping up, and there is a growing amount of independent media that also seem to be taking it seriously, forecasting that this might be Disease X or a new Chinese bioweapon. It really doesn’t take a lot of investigation to determine that it’s very, very highly unlikely to be anything of the sort. The storyline is, at first glance, quite compelling, though, so I think it is definitely worth pushing back on it at this point. Stop the narrative before it really gets started; just like early treatment for Covid, it’s a lot easier to deal with it in the nascent inception phase than it is once it gets going.
If it really is to be the beginning of another push towards masks, social distancing, lockdowns, et cetera, the most important thing we can do at this point is to clearly highlight the facts, which do not indicate a new potential pandemic outbreak, and if the calls for mandates start to come:
Do not comply.
I will not comply. 😉
Virginia supposedly has a meningoccal disease outbreak right now too - wonder if this is also a result of immunodeficiencies? I was just looking up meningitis on the CDC website and it popped up at the top. A teenager I know has had either meningitis or encephalitis (at least that is the diagnosis at the moment - they ruled out a tumor) but the kid has been off school for over a month now with severe headaches. Most kids were jabbed around here.