eugyppius: a plague chronicle

eugyppius: a plague chronicle critically explores failures in global and German responses to the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccine efficacy and safety, political and media dynamics, public policy, and cultural shifts. It outlines the deep skepticism of government actions, pharmaceutical motives, and prevailing narratives about health and freedom.

COVID-19 Pandemic Vaccine Safety and Efficacy Government and Politics Media and Public Perception Public Policy and Civil Liberties Health and Science Skepticism Global and National Responses to Crises

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353 implied HN points β€’ 23 Apr 23
  1. German reporting is focusing more on vaccine injuries from mRNA jabs.
  2. This shift has been driven by popular interest, contrary to previous enthusiasm for vaccines.
  3. The pharmaceutical industry's profits have not matched the success of their mRNA vaccines.
239 implied HN points β€’ 15 Jul 23
  1. Prof. Dr. Bob Wachter, a noted figure in Covid Chronicles, caught Covid despite precautions.
  2. Wachter, a double vaccinee, got infected after his last shot and fainted in the shower due to Covid-induced dehydration.
  3. His experience led him to ponder on hospitalizations 'with Covid' versus 'for Covid.'
239 implied HN points β€’ 03 Jul 23
  1. France is experiencing significant unrest with thousands of vehicles torched and buildings damaged.
  2. The unrest is being linked to issues of racism, colonialism, and police violence towards minorities.
  3. The riots are seen as part of a globalist agenda to counteract nationalist politics and reshape society.
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245 implied HN points β€’ 11 Jun 23
  1. Western liberal tradition aims to limit state power and believes in the sovereignty of the people, but this approach has faced challenges with the evolution of unchecked authoritative regimes.
  2. Liberal checks on state power have led to the development of legal and cultural strategies to bypass limitations, making the state a more dangerous entity.
  3. The concept of rights in liberal systems has been manipulated to expand state power by emphasizing positive over negative rights, leading to the creation of novel rights that can restrict traditional freedoms.
293 implied HN points β€’ 06 Apr 23
  1. The German pandemic is ending on a schedule set in the fall, not because the virus is less dangerous or vaccines have fixed everything.
  2. The pandemic restrictions and measures have shown that with the right media campaign, a country can be controlled and freedoms suspended, regardless of laws.
  3. The end of the pandemic doesn't mean an instant return to 'normal' or guarantees of freedom; the effects and memories will last.
289 implied HN points β€’ 14 Mar 23
  1. Theories of a global depopulation agenda involving Bill Gates are often based on manipulated or narrow interpretations of his statements.
  2. The moral orientations of different political ideologies shape their concerns and policy priorities.
  3. The rise of extreme moral orientations in Western elites can lead to harmful policies and an existential threat to human civilization.
244 implied HN points β€’ 07 May 23
  1. The Biden administration and WHO are ending Covid-19 measures as public interest wanes.
  2. The Covid circus is folding up as winter saw less Corona cases and lack of public interest in testing.
  3. Polish health minister speaks out against Pfizer's vaccine surplus and profiteering.
260 implied HN points β€’ 05 Mar 23
  1. Lockdown policies were driven by the unbounded stupidity of leaders, not globalist conspiracies.
  2. Western governments used fear to ensure compliance with lockdown measures.
  3. Lockdown decisions were made based on practical and political limitations, rather than scientific reasoning.