“The next one will get attention this time,” Bill Gates said with a sly smirk. Melinda just looked at the camera and grinned.

During an interview conducted with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Gates was talking about the next inevitable pandemic.

It was a pretty cryptic statement which, strangely, the interviewer left unquestioned.

What did he mean? Hard to say.

He didn’t take the time to explain this strange… and harrowing… prediction.

He’s not the only one.

Dr. Fauci says we need to hunker down this fall and winter, and it’s not going to be easy. Things won’t go back to normal until at least mid-2021, when we get a vaccine.

Again, he doesn’t really explain why. Does he know something incredible about the virus that we don’t?

Don’t know.

He didn’t say.

Meanwhile, many American cities have been under siege by protests — some of which have turned violent.

Kamala Harris says of the protests, “They’re not going to stop. Everyone beware. They’re not going to stop before election day in November, and they’re not going to stop after election day.”

What is she basing this on?

She didn’t say.

One might think however it would be prudent then — at that point — to differentiate between the peaceful protests, which are entirely Constitutional, and those that have devolved into violence, riots, and wanton destruction.

(Which are not.)

Though underplayed in the media, the riots were no small deal and incredibly devastating for already-hurting local businesses. For a boots-on-the-ground perspective, someone just compiled all of the videos of the riots around the U.S. into one place.

In total, to date, there are 6,111 videos of the mayhem.

Click here to check out the full archive of riot videos.

There are other examples.

From all corners of the establishment — from Hillary Clinton and Mark Zuckerberg — we have been getting the same message.

“Election night” is a thing of the past. Welcome to election month.

Meanwhile, the mainstream media has been telling us that a Trump landslide will be a mirage. In the weeks after election night, we will come to find that it’s actually a Biden landslide.

There have been of course, other election predictions.

(Nothing’s changed on that front.)

But there’s a big difference between merely pushing a narrative and pressing repeat….

And predicting an event, then backing it up

Today, along that vein, I turn to another prophecy by futurist George Gilder.

Throughout this pandemic, Gilder’s been taking cues from statistician William Briggs.

Briggs, as you’ll see, is no empty propheteer.

But, alas, though he sees the pandemic has been overblown… even so… his predictions are not always rosy.

Keep calm and read on.

PROPHECY: CORONADOOM WILL ALWAYS BE WITH US

Today I offer a prophecy that shows an excerpt from Briggs, who answers the latest Fauci panic with knowledge and reason.

Wanna know what caused the wave of the past decade’s “unprecedented pandemic explosions,” of which the coronadoom is one?

Truckers and truck stop prostitution.

Yes. Or so says our very own Anthony “Never Shake Hands Again” Fauci, a fellow you might have seen on television striking various poses.

It’s his (and David Moren’s) scientific idea, stated scientifically in a new scientific paper, that the science says that truck stop prostitution, road-building, and disharmony with nature is causing “unprecedented pandemic explosions”.

Now this disharmony with Mother Earth.

What’s that? You haven’t heard of these “unprecedented pandemic explosions”? Well, they’re diseases like the coronadoom. But before we get to our sins against Mother Earth, we need to understand what Fauci means by “unprecedented.”

Fauci’s contention is that pandemics are on the upswing, which means that, given the intense insane hyper-overreaction to coronadoom, we could soon be in some deep kimchi.

Is it true that communicable diseases are increasing?

Fauci has a chart listing sixteen past pandemics throughout human history, half of which were since 1918. His implication is that these were the only ones worth noting, and that the frequency of mass deadly outbreaks is increasing.

This is not so. NOT FREAKIN’ SO AT ALL DAMMIT!

Wikipedia has a different list with over 250 outbreaks going all the way back to 1200 BC. The most notable of which was the Black Death, which between 1346 and 1353 slaughtered 75 to 200 million … that’s with-an-m people. 

Fauci lowballed his memory of this horror, saying it was only 50 million. Maybe because he wanted to claim an event closer to our time — 1918 ’s Spanish Flu — was “the deadliest event in recorded human history”.

My sons and I used to play “Slug Bug”. When you were the first to spot an old Volkswagen Beetle, you got to whack somebody saying the color. “Slug Bug green!” Chances are you can’t recall the last time you saw one of these cars on the road. But go out now and look for one — actively search. You’ll be surprised at how many “suddenly” appear.

Your surprise is caused by measurement bias. The same is true with disease bugs. If you never looked for them, you never saw them. It is only in the last few decades that active measurements have been taken on the various infectious agents we live with. These searches naively make it seem mass-casualty outbreaks are increasing.

Yet it just isn’t so. Scan that list. In 735, Japan saw an outbreak of smallpox that killed 2 million. The Antonine Plague of 165 sunk 5-10 million into early graves. On and on the bell has rung.

We come now to COVID-19, the coronadoom. It cannot be considered unusual. It will not even join the Disease Hall Of Fame. Asian flu in 1957, which beat coronadoom, killed 1 to 4 million, and the same with 1968’s Hong Kong flu. (Fauci includes neither of these.)

Flu and its complications (like pneumonia) regularly and routinely kills hundreds of thousands to millions worldwide. Each and every year. Even in the presence of vaccines. This has been so throughout history, and there is no reason to suppose it will change in the future.

One thing that has changed has been our perception of disease. We have grown exponentially more fearful, and we now must have somebody to blame.

Fauci thinks “disease emergences reflect our increasing inability to live in harmony with nature.” He says “we now live in a human-dominated world in which our increasingly extreme alterations of the environment induce increasingly extreme backlashes from nature.”

Build one too many truck stops and you “provoke” Mother Nature into an extreme backlash. Like the coronadoom — and the “deadly barrage” of other diseases they found but which didn’t turn out to be so deadly.

Only way out of this, says Fauci, is to placate our great goddess. We need to live “in more thoughtful and creative harmony with nature”. Funny he doesn’t say how we achieve this state of harmoniousness. Except that we need to “begin to think in earnest and collectively”.

My earnest thought, which I’ll add to the collective, is that we must NEVER, EVER AGAIN panic over not-at-all unusual wholly expected common disease outbreaks. 

Panic kills. Panic makes us stupid.

Panic has so benumbed governments that many have taken a zero-tolerance policy on coronadoom. Things will never be the same again, they promise us, until the virus is eradicated! Yet even according to fabulous Fauci himself, this is nuts and may never be.

“That viral genetic descendants of the 1918 influenza pandemic virus are still causing seasonal outbreaks throughout the world, and still killing cumulatively millions of people a century late.”

This is true!

Coronadoom will also, in one form or another, always be with us. If we are going to lockdown and restrict liberties until it “goes away,” we shall do so forever.

So good luck to us all as long as we have governments and stupid socialists to keep pushing this agenda along while those on the right sit wringing their hands, refuse to act and vote and keep refusing to assert themselves that enough is g’damned enough already.

We’re mad as hell, and we’re not going to take this anymore!