I felt the 4chan graphic referenced in Stone's post is too large (1216 x 3320 pixels) to display here on RMN. It also contains light-colored text over a black background, which makes it more difficult to read. Click the SEE THIS link below to bring up the graphic on your device.
-NW

Jim Stone, Freelance Journalist

4chan anon posts on a board back in January how the Coronavirus is going to kill millions and states cities in Italy were to be used to model the growth rate and spread of the covid-2019 virus. 3 weeks later it is turning out he was probably telling the truth. SEE THIS

MY COMMENT: This is OBVIOUSLY legit. The WHO let the virus spread without panicking everyone for the SOLE PURPOSE of letting the elites get positioned in the stock markets. THERE IS YOUR ANSWER. A lot of good those bastards are!!!

PhD biologist contact in Mex: Coronavirus was man made

Claudia works directly with the guy. He's praying that in this city the summer will be hot enough to kill it but is openly stating Mexico City is probably toast because due to it's high elevation, it never gets warm there.

Behind the scenes, most of Mexico's officials and virtually all of Mexico's elite believe the virus is man made. The lower classes are less sure but a majority of even the lower classes think it was man made. This is first hand info (Claudia works directly with the far upper class)

Panic has not broken out in this city yet but the freakout is definitely happening elsewhere.

Coronavirus: Everyone is using (slightly) rigged data to show doom (but it is still apocalyptically bad)

I tried getting stats on what is really going on in China and it's bad, REAL BAD. However, it appears people are using selective data to show it as being (slightly) worse than it is. This is accomplished by choosing exactly when a data point is set. Everyone is taking minimum peaks with this. It's not all rosy however, because the max peaks are still far below last year. It appears to me that actual realistic power output in China is down by about 40 percent over this time last year, even when the worst negative dips are not considered. That's VERY BAD.

Around this time of year, factories start coming back online, and it appears practically NONE ARE. Most everything should be running by March 2, and it is obviously not going to happen because there are practically no early birds when normally there are.

So how bad is it, really?

Short answer: Factories use more electricity than households do. Out of any decent nation's power consumption, the lion's share goes to industry. At this point in time, all we are seeing in China is non-industrial use, when it should have risen by 45 percent over household use by now, with that 45 percent representing post-holiday manufacturing returning. Once everything is fully up and running post holiday it would be higher than that but at this stage of the game, the disaster is obvious, it has only gone up five percent.

The sh*t has officially hit the fan. If we don't see a brick wall rise in China's electricity stats between now and March 2, it is probably game over. This will likely be the most conservative accurate statement anywhere, it is not intended to be click bait but the facts simply are the facts. Zero exaggeration = DOOM.

D DAY ON MONDAY. WE WILL KNOW ON THIS SIDE OF THE WORLD SUNDAY NIGHT.

Dead people can't work, nor can people stuck in quarantine. If the Communist government hoaxed for a genocide, we'll see a brick wall rise, starting this week end. If no such rise happens, you'd better buy toilet paper.