Why depopulation theory

Closed minds. Watching TV and totally blind. Reuters tackled in March similar claims that mRNA vaccines would halve the population in five years by killing most people who receive them, visible here.

On the other hand, hundreds of thousands of Americans and millions around the world have died because of COVID here. The United States has suffered several waves of the illness with a total of , lives lost since early At the peak of the U. The president has muddied the waters around a potential vaccine, alternately offering overly optimistic timelines and then spreading conspiracy theories and misinformation. You know that, right? The US recorded 9 million cases on Friday, with almost , dead since the outbreak of the pandemic early this year, according to a Reuters tally of publicly reported data.

Mr Trump has repeatedly insisted a vaccine could be authorized before election day, even though top government scientists have cautioned that such a rapid timeline is unlikely. Former FDA officials warned earlier this month that public perception that a vaccine was being rushed out for political reasons could derail efforts to vaccinate millions across the country.

While the effectiveness of the vaccine plays a role, it suggests that to stop coronavirus spreading would require millions of people in the US, and billions worldwide, to take a vaccine. Coronavirus remains a top priority for Americans, according to the new Hnh poll. Two-thirds think that the president has mismanaged the pandemic while 55 per cent believing that Covid has shone a light on the vast inequality that exists in American society.

One in 10 Americans identify themselves as supporters of QAnon and of significant concern is the fact that 72 per cent of those who consider themselves strong QAnon supporters think violence is justified to defend something they believe in. As a loose assembly of hackers, activists, and marginalized persons, Anonymous proclaims a populist message. Adherents maintain that 'anyone can be Anonymous', that it has no limiting ideology nor doctrine. In practice, those most committed to the movement in Britain share a theory of the world known as the 'Depopulation Agenda' or 'Agenda 21'.