COVID 1984: The Pandemic, The Great Reset and the New World Order
by Simon Logoff
2022 | English | B09PZKN31M | AZW | 628 pages | 1 MB
Is the Covid-19 crisis leading us into a digital world dictatorship?
The purpose of this investigation is to examine this and many other questions on an evidence-based basis, to warn of (potential) dangers, to forecast possible developments in the Covid-19 crisis and to point out solutions. The reader will be provided with a comprehensive overall picture of current events, including historical contexts and future prospects.
Among other things, the following questions are addressed and discussed
How dangerous is the new coronavirus and its variants really?
Was or is there a pandemic at all?
Were or are the Covid-19 protection measures effective?
Are the new Covid-19 vaccines really safe and effective?
Do the Covid-19 vaccines create mutations of the new coronavirus?
Is there graphene oxide and/or graphene hydroxide in the Covid-19 vaccines?
How reliable is the PCR test?
Did the new coronavirus come from a laboratory?
Has the new coronavirus or Covid-19 been scientifically proven?
Was the pandemic planned? If so, who was behind it?
Is the virology or germ theory correct?
Is the vaccination theory correct?
Can the "philanthropists" like Bill Gates and Rockefeller be trusted?
Is there an overpopulation problem?
Is there a problem with climate change and is it man-made?
What is the "Great Reset" and the "Fourth Industrial Revolution"? Do they pose a threat to us?
Do transhumanism and artificial intelligence pose a threat to us?
Is 5G dangerous and is there a connection between 5G and the current situation?
How does our banking system work?
What is the role of secret societies?
What is the New World Order and are we on the way to it?
What can we do about it?
A more detailed listing of these and other topics can be found in the extensive outline, which is also the subject of the reading sample (look inside).
The investigation contains circa 140,000 words (which corresponds to approx. 520 din A4 pages in Word standard format, font size 13) and more than 1600 source references. In the paperback version, the sources are given on the same page each time, which should save a lot of time since you don't always need to look them up in the source list. In the e-book version, as usual, you can go directly to the sources with one click.
