- "Fake Bird Flu Narrative Collapsing": The article dismisses concerns about the new H5N1 strain as a "BIG LIE," suggesting it’s a manufactured scare tactic to shift focus to a new "Wuhan Cave Flu" (NB.1.8.1) variant, which it frames as another orchestrated plandemic.
- Accusations of Fear-Mongering: Critics are quoted alleging that health authorities — particularly the CDC and WHO — are recycling pandemic-era tactics (e.g., mask mandates, inflated case counts) despite questionable evidence of the variant’s severity or vaccine efficacy.
- Distrust in Institutions: The text amplifies skepticism toward public health agencies, referencing past controversies (e.g., Fauci’s mask policies, diagnostic accuracy debates) to argue that NB.1.8.1 is being exploited to control the public rather than protect health.
- Call for Alternative Narratives: The article urges reliance on "natural medicine" and alternative media (e.g., Natural News, Infections.news) to expose corruption in traditional institutions, framing mainstream COVID responses as threats to liberty.
New China Flu variant NB.1.8.1 is the “most transmissible” one yet, says the same liars who pushed the whole scamdemic 5 years ago
Health officials in California are urging vigilance after detecting a new COVID-19 variant, NB.1.8.1, which appears to be more transmissible than current strains. First identified in China in January, the variant has since been found in six U.S. states, including California, New York, and Washington, raising concerns about a potential surge in infections. While hospitalization rates remain lower than during previous waves, some physicians have called for renewed mask mandates — a move that has reignited debates over public health messaging and pandemic-era policies.
According to the California Department of Public Health, NB.1.8.1 now accounts for nearly 20% of COVID cases in the state, up from just 2% in April. The World Health Organization reports that it dominates over half of global variants. Despite its rapid spread, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has not yet added NB.1.8.1 to its public tracking dashboard, where LP.8.1 remains the dominant U.S. strain.
Health authorities maintain that existing vaccines offer protection, but skepticism persists. “We all remember when flu cases disappeared as COVID cases ramped up,” one critic noted, referencing past debates over diagnostic accuracy. Others have accused officials of fear-mongering, pointing to conflicting data on mask efficacy and pandemic-era policies.
Some California doctors have pushed for renewed mask requirements, citing Hong Kong’s approach as a model. However, such proposals face backlash. Critics argue that mandates disproportionately burden the public without clear evidence of benefit. “If you think about it hard enough, one could come to the conclusion that there was no new virus,” one skeptic claimed, alleging that past COVID metrics inflated case counts.
The debate reflects lingering divisions over pandemic management. While NB.1.8.1’s severity remains uncertain, its emergence tests public trust in health institutions — particularly after years of shifting guidelines.
As NB.1.8.1 circulates in the U.S., health officials walk a tightrope between caution and credibility. With no significant spike in deaths reported, the focus shifts to whether renewed precautions — or public skepticism — will shape the response. For now, the variant serves as a reminder that COVID-19 continues to evolve, as does the challenge of communicating risk in a polarized climate.
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