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Crow Magnum's avatar

Was Pegasus, the flying horse, the nearest they could get to the flying pig without totally dobbing themselves in? (Revelation of the method)

Buckle up: it’s clown car time again. How quickly it comes round!

Happy Easter Miri and everyone !

Miri AF's avatar

Haha, good point!

Thank you, Crow Magnum, Happy Easter to you and yours as well :)

Simon C's avatar

Many thanks for the article Miri, this is really good. I agree with a lot of it. The only thing I'd add is that I think they may have deployed some kind of chemical or biological agent in that Chemistry nightclub. The reason I say that is partly in the name (they're real comedians like that, as we know), and also they'd want to make sure they get a few illnesses in that club (even just a few bad colds/flus that can then be "diagnosed" as meningitis, which the UKHSA says are supposedly the symptoms) that can be turned into a "meningitis outbreak" focused on the club.

On top of this, I myself had a really bad flu-like illness when I lived in Leeds years ago. I'm pretty sure I got ill after we'd been out to a bar, probably on or near campus. I was in bed for days and honestly felt like I was going to die. I really mean it when I say I've never had that feeling from any illness before or since. I know someone else who had the same thing at the same time in that area, who also said they felt like they were going to die. Now I think about it, I can believe that was a chemical or biological agent deployed in a bar somewhere round campus.

This was at the start of 1997. I checked the record and, lo and behold, the government was warning of a potential avian flu from Asia at that time and had plans to order vaccines (https://news.sky.com/story/uk-health-chiefs-believed-pandemic-was-imminent-in-1997-12505583). I can well believe they'd do this sort of thing. They target students as they're young, vulnerable, gather in bars, get ill often, and are the leaders of the future and need "conditioning" so that that conditioning filters down into society.

In other words, I believe the British government poisoned me, targeting students in those bars and I "got the short straw" as it were. People in worse health may have succumbed to that. Luckily I didn't. Of course, there's no way of proving this so they can call me a tinfoil hat paranoid nutjob, deluded, suffering false memory syndrome, or I'm a lying psychopath who makes stories up🤣

Miri AF's avatar

Thanks Simon, that's very interesting. Although it's definitely possible they deployed some sort of chemical agent, there's always two reasons that make me think they don't do that in these kind of situations, and they are as follows... one, they seem to require "consent" for poisoning us, i.e., we have to agree to take the vaccine, eat the glyphosate, drink the fluoride etc. They make the information available about what's in these products and how harmful they are, so if we take them anyway, that's on us - that's how they see it. So spraying poison around a venue without the attendees' knowledge invalidates the "consent" principle, which they do seem to operate on (unless they gained consent somehow by having a warning in the small print on admissions tickets or something).

The other reason I think they'd be unlikely to risk deploying a chemical agent in a club is the same reason why I think they rarely kill random people in their psyops, but rather use crisis actors: because if you kill/poison random people as part of a psyop, you can never be quite sure what the ramifications might be. What if someone at the club was the child of some top mafia don or wealthy aristocrat who took exception to the poisoning, didn't believe the "meningitis" (or whatever) explanation and started making life difficult for the ruling classes trying to get to the truth? The ruling classes desire complete control over their psyops and once they start giving random people "starring roles" as it were, they lose that control.

As for why you got so ill, it could very well be that they intentionally served alcohol in larger or stronger measures than usual, hoping to create particularly intense symptoms in the following days. Or it could have been that after months/years of the party lifestyle, lots of toxins had built up and you just needed a massive detox.

I don't completely discount the idea that they would intentionally poison people with something other than the alcohol/drugs they're consensually consuming, but I would also remain sceptical about it for the reasons above. Your argument is compelling though, especially the point about conditioning "future leaders" to see pandemics etc as real.

Mary Cox's avatar

I agree that consent is the only reason they haven't sent us all to the firing squad! Though if TPTB get us to vote for capital punishment in the future then it could be on the cards for us tin foil hatters.

Miri AF's avatar

Yes, the fact high-profile assets like Rupert Lowe and Louise Perry (ARC) are calling for the return of the death penalty BY REFERENDUM is terrifying. Imagine if we'd had a referendum in 2021, "should the covid vaccine be mandatory?". We know what the result would have been, So for a death penalty referendum, the press would just whip the public up into a frenzy with some fake story about an evil immigrant murdering a load of children (Southport mach II) and the public would vote for the death penalty in their hordes. Add to that the abolition of trial by jury and we would be in a very sinister situation indeed.

Simon C's avatar

Thanks Miri. I take your points, I just think that, because they have to ensure that they "get the ball rolling" as it were, they may deploy just a small amount of an agent just to make sure even one or two people get ill with a bad cold or flu, who can then become assured "meningitis cases" at that venue and set off the panic which everybody else voluntarily consents to (unless they have "actors" playing that role, which could well be the case). Until now, I'd always ascribed what happened to me to unhealthy lifestyle (staying out late, drinking, probably not eating or sleeping properly) but it was so unusual and out of the ordinary with anything I've experienced before or since (i.e. a feeling that I wasn't going to survive) that I really do wonder, not to mention the fact that I know someone living close by who had exactly the same experience at the same time. (Perhaps readers can chip in here: has anybody else ever experienced a "flu-like illness" where they honestly felt like they were going to die, particularly when they were young and not prone to illness, as I was? Or know of anyone?) And it's interesting that this happens to students. It's got me wondering about other "outbreaks" of disease and their locations. Legionnaire's disease is one that comes to mind, which has had outbreaks in various locations, seemingly hotels, hospitals, offices, industrial sites (not students so much).

I agree that a reason against them deploying a toxin is that it would risk coming back to bite them if an investigation were to uncover something, though they could frame it on someone else. There may well be a chain of command tasking say Russian, Iranian or Islamic extremist "agents" to do this. Of course, this is all speculative and I've no way of knowing or proving this.

I do recall reading an anecdotal story on Twitter in 2020, apparently from a girl (in California maybe?) who said she'd caught Covid. As I recall, she said she'd been partying (bars, clubs) literally 4 or 5 nights on the run, then started getting sick, which got progressively worse over the next 4-5 days to the point where she was bed-ridden, couldn't eat, had a really sore throat and fever, and was just drinking water, then over the next 4-5 days she gradually got better (this sounds similar to my experience, though I wouldn't say I ever went out partying hard 4-5 nights on the run). She didn't mention wondering whether she was going to die though, as I recall.

Simon C's avatar

As if to prove the point...

"Student diagnosed with meningitis left temporarily blind and unable to walk after attending Club Chemistry in Canterbury"

https://www.kentonline.co.uk/canterbury/news/student-with-meningitis-left-blind-and-unable-to-walk-337878/

If this is correct then this is not normal.

Leo Biddle's avatar

You didn't disappoint, superb as always Miri. [beers emoji]

Miri AF's avatar

Cheers, Leo!

Reneé Davis's avatar

It’s going to be very interesting to see if this ends up being a nothingburger (monkeypox anyone 🙄) or if it spreads. Clearly March is very significant to the puppeteers. So bloody unimaginative 🤦🏻‍♀️

Mary Cox's avatar

Oh yes! Yesterday was the new year in the UK. The spring equinox (or as Chatgpt told me, the spring equilux = equal day/night hours). An auspicious time to push a new agenda. They started the COVID psyop on 20th March. Also was a new moon yesterday so a double whammy of energy for TPTB.

Simon C's avatar

It crossed my mind whether something would happen on 3/13, or March 15th (Ides of March). Well guess what? The UKHSA was first notified of a case on March 13th, and the UKHSA issued a statement on the outbreak of the alleged disease on March 15th. The statement also said that 13 cases had been reported since March 13th. Who'd have thought it?! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Kent_meningitis_outbreak?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Reneé Davis's avatar

Yes indeed. Very significant astrological timing. But honestly, how can it not all be totally obvious by now?

Trevor John's avatar

Yes :) Monkeypox 2 would be a good moniker for this nonsense 👍

Jess's avatar

.. Not another one Miri.. Please no.. The best medicine is to just laugh it out of town.. It seemed to work on a case of the old monkey pox..it just went away with its naughty tail between its legs didn't it?

Emma's avatar

Good article and good points. Thanks Miri.

(Re: virus/no virus I do think it is important because of the culling/killing on suspicion of animals and birds and the jabbing of our farm animals which we then eat. Vets are looking to become more powerful and

The UK Government is reviewing the Veterinary Surgeons Act (1966) the law that decides who is legally allowed to help animals in matters of health and wellbeing.

Call-to-Action: Consultation closes: 25 March 2026. Your voice matters. Individual responses carry weight:

For more information on the RCVS initiative: https://www.rcvs.org.uk/veterinary-professionals/consultations/vsa-reform-time-for-change)

Miri AF's avatar

Thanks Emma!

The virus/no virus debate is important - absolutely. My point is not that it's not important, but rather that it is not the "be all and end all" that some no virus proponents propose, and that it's not the "one big thing" that would bring the whole house of cards down. It is simply one of many weapons the ruling classes use against us. and even if we were to prove viruses aren't contagious / don't cause illness, the script would simply flip to something else that supposedly does - bacteria, parasites, some other bogeymen - exactly as we see now with "meningitis".

So I think it's critical, for us as social analysts, to keep perspective and not to focus too much on any "one thing", but more on the apparatus of fear-based deceptions themselves, because only when we target the "root cause" (using the creation of fear to deceive and manipulate) rather than the "symptoms" (viruses, bacteria, cancer, whatever) do we stand a chance of defeating the multifaceted global conspiracy for good.

Though of course when one specific thing is directly threatening you and your livelihood, it's natural you will focus more on that, and I totally sympathise with that.

Mary Cox's avatar

CC 33 ooo! Thank you! These little details are very powerful in demonstrating the fakery. I am successful waking a few people from their slumber with them. I hadn't looked closely as I'm not engaging with the latest series of the news so thank you!

Anna's avatar

Take your seats. Panto time again. The sequels are always a bit shitter though.

Scamitis's avatar

Surely "they" are just playing with us now. Isn't this too blatant, too mad, "in your face" obvious? But...I know many who won't make the connection or remember the MO of the previous circus. What does that say about "us"?

John William Corcoran's avatar

Not knowing about the simulated exercise it came as a surprise to read your article. The current scam is therefore fiendish and exhibits an evil logic behind such supposed pandemics. It is covid mark 2. I personally think the scheming behind this is beyond human.

Kathy497's avatar

I don't watch the news and was unaware of this situation until ... right on cue a worried questioner appeared on Mumsnet https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/_chat/5504081-meningitis-outbreak. And first comment confirms that a double vaccine gives 99% protection!

Goblins Under the Apple Tree's avatar

The horror movie is moving fast:

“Meningitis spreads to second university”

From The Telegraph – though this meme is being echoed everywhere. And we now have “super-spreader event” being lovingly stirred into the mix. Also, cue photos yet again of students with face masks. Masks, masks, and more masks. Keep them all masked!

Goblins Under the Apple Tree's avatar

Thanks Miri. I was waiting for someone to pick up on the Meningitis matinee. And the old drill that just so happens to predict "reality" conforms to the notion of synthetic terrorism as described by Webster Tarpley.

Elena's avatar

Agreed 100%

Trevor John's avatar

Great stuff Miri :) bang on again. The only thing I’d slightly quibble about is the importance of the no virus position. It might not lt be the “be all and end all” but like the fraudulent cult of atomism (and please go through PhD Physicist Steven A Young’s exciting and important work on Substack if you haven’t already), virology is one of the fundamental underpinning building blocks of the mental Jenga tower they have constructed. “But why does it matter?” Is always the last line of defense of someone trying to cling on to a false paradigm. It matters because it’s true

Miri AF's avatar

Thanks Trevor :)

But to qualify again, as I said to Emma above, it's not that the no virus argument isn't important. It is that some of its proponents overstate its importance, to the extent they believe it's the only thing we need to focus on and if we successfully convince enough people of the myth of virology, the whole global conspiracy will come crashing down. I don't believe that's remotely true (as the current, non-viral "epidemic" demonstrates), and that even if we successfully proved the virus myth, the overlords would just start blaming something else for "contagions" (i.e., bacteria, parasites, or something else they haven't invented yet).

It's not that the no virus argument doesn't matter. All truth matters. It's that it doesn't matter so much that it's the "one big thing" that would bring the whole house of cards down. There is no such "one big thing" as there are a multiplicity of deceptions we will always have to fight (many of them have nothing to do with health). Expose one, and they'll simply come up with something else. We know from experience that convincing people the establishment has lied about X doesn't mean they then accept the establishment is lying about Y and Z as well. Every new deception has to be tackled independently. So yes, "no virus" certainly matters. But not to the exclusion of everything else.

Trevor John's avatar

Yes :) I did accept your point, it’s the degree of importance I differ with you on. It has already been proved that there is no current evidence to support virology. (See Jamie Andrews work on Substack)…But anyway just nuance :)

“Multiplicity of Deceptions” good name for a prog rock concept album

Miri AF's avatar

Yes, I follow Jamie, his work is great - but just to clarify, by "successfully proved", I mean, "successfully proved to the world at large", so that it was widely accepted by the masses that virology is a myth. I'm saying that even doing that probably wouldn't change much, the controllers would just blame something else for "contagions", as they're doing now. And/or find some other reason to lock us down and control our movements, such as fuel shortages, riots, nuclear bombs, aliens etc etc (15-minute city restrictions for example don't depend on virology).They have so much weaponry to use to control to behaviour, I just don't believe that viruses are as crucial to overlord control as some of the no virus proponents think they are. But we can differ on this point, obviously many people do!

And thank you re: band name :)

Trevor John's avatar

Well that’s less about proving than convincing. Since the “world at large” are under MK Ultra mind control, (my own highly qualified family members of lawyers and brain surgeon are prime examples) they are unlikely to be convinced of anything other than BBC propaganda even if they are slapped around the face by the wet fish of truth. I do appreciate that you’re coming from a pragmatic, what is likely to be most effective, standpoint. I suppose I tend to look at things philosophically

Trevor John's avatar

Also if we can be allowed a brief glass half full moment…if the parasite has been forced to move to bacteria by the no virus research, that’s one less string to their bow and a victory to the people. Onwards and upwards

Goblins Under the Apple Tree's avatar

"“But why does it matter?” Is always the last line of defense of someone trying to cling on to a false paradigm."

Off topic but that reminded me right away of "brave dissident" Noam Chomsky with 9/11. After constantly insisting that the inside job thesis was rubbish, that it couldn't happen that way and that those who considered it must be insane, Chomsky turned round and said that even if it HAD been an inside job, it didn't matter anyway!

Trevor John's avatar

Those pesky intellectuals with their sharp analytical brains…He needs to give his deep thinking badge back

Paul Bennion's avatar

Things to keep in mind:-

"PCR" and "Test" should not be used together. PCR is a highly sensitive process, but has no clinical specificity and cannot qualify as a "Test". It is just a process (a highly dubious one) and cannot diagnose disease.

Always start an investigation by counting from zero, never one. Insist on evidence of the thing (the one). If they claim to have isolated a new virus, require evidence of the thing and don't settle for claims of what it is alleged to do. That is reification fallacy and is prefaced by comments like, "Well we know....".