The Great COVID-19 Hoax (ePub)

Jankovsky has done a very difficult thing for most people to do--he has put two-and-two together and discovered that things may not be as we thought them to be. He proposes that the entire COVID-19 narrative is really a back-story to something else. Despite evidence to either support or refute his arguments; depending on how you look at it, one thing is absolutely certain: there's a lot of common sense that we are not paying attention to. That might mean we are missing the biggest part of the entire COVID-19 puzzle. What if we are being lied to about the entire narrative? Jankovsky proposes that the COVID-19 threat is really not a threat from a medical point of view. Solid documentation and critical thought abounds in his narrative of why the COVID-19 story might be a "false flag" event for something else. The COVID-19 focus is really not about a flu-like pathogen stalking all of us like some sort of Frankenstein monster--the issue is that we are allowing our elected and appointed leaders to continually usurp and destroy our God-given & constitutionally protected rights to self-determination and self-expression. COVID-19 is really the excuse to bring about a more restrictive form of government and maybe that is the prelude to something more sinister. As the author points out: "In 18 months we have gone from living our lives the way we want to into a government right out of 1984 or Brave New World; that should concern everyone" Jankovsky refers to common sense and maybe that is his strongest skill as an author. The book "The Great COVID-19 Hoax" is a wonderful read. Simple and to the point--yet challenging in its simplicity. If what the author says could be true--all of us need the wake- up call. If the author is an "alarmist" and there really is no real threat--it still can't hurt to be warned that some people are really out to do harm to all of us. Is COVID-19 an excuse to create a frightening Orwellian future? If so we better pay attention and be ready for what might be coming. Could Jankovsky be right? He is absolutely on target for what we should be looking for to prevent an "Orwellian future." The bad guys are out there. When they show up--we should be concerned. Are we looking for them? Or are we too busy with our PlayStations?