Is India Preparing for the Next Planned PANDEMIC ?

New Delhi: The current diseases being used for spreading panic are Bird Flu, Nipah, Chandipura virus, Dengue, and Malaria. Vaccines will be ready for Bird Flu, Dengue, and Malaria in days ahead. The Indian Medical Association (IMA) and its cohorts are busy maligning the holistic systems and filing cases against those daring to speak out against the narrative . The Government is busy implementing the One Health Policy of the WHO. Health insurance schemes are being used to drag people into the net where they can be drugged and jabbed at will .
The ICMR is busy holding seminars to ensure equitable distribution of the drugs and vaccines . Supply chains are getting ready to deliver the products at a moments notice, or the process may have begun.

Corporate and major hospitals in the country are investing and setting up infrastructure as per WHO guidelines .
Doctors and “health care” workers are getting acquainted with the protocols .
Agricultural agencies are busy signing contracts with the toxic majors whose products will launch the diseases. The aim will be to poison food, water, and air. Livestock workers are being familiarized with animal/ bird culling procedures

It is observed that Kerala is busy ascribing the harm to viruses, trying out pilots as in the days preceding Covid, and creating panic besides framing health laws that punish the truth seekers and demolish patient rights.
NGOs are launching projects to fulfill the SDG. They will jump at the projects coming their way.

Over the last 2 to 3 years journalists and media persons have been trained to support the mainstream narrative and reject “misinformation”.
Social influencers are building public opinion favouring viruses and against holistic systems .
Surveillance systems are using AI to catch “criminals”.
We will soon be told that mortuaries and cremation grounds must be modernized to handle mass deaths. This is the main theme of the Bird Flu Summit being launched with fan fare .

The system is ready for the kill. They are waiting for the WHO to launch the game. While profits beckon, the implementors must keep in mind that they too will be the victims.

*Dr. Naresh Purohit-MD, DNB, DIH, MHA, MRCP(UK), is an Epidemiologist, Advisor-National Communicable Disease Control Program of Govt. of India, Madhya Pradesh and several state organizations.)

Dr.  Purohit is also Principal Investigator for the Association of Studies For Kidney Care.