Over the past few days, we have all been subjected to a veritable barrage of FEAR-PR0N. It started with stories about an Omani pilot suddenly going all JIHAAAAAAAAD and suffering a premature detonation (of sorts) on a Flydubai flight to Izzrael. To be slightly more precise (and a tad less flippant), essentially, a chap named “Hamam al-Hammami” decided that he did not much like THE JUICE, grabbed an emergency axe from inside the cockpit, and attacked the Indian pilot of the flight.

In case you are wondering, no, it did not go down like this:

The first problem I have with that story, is the name of the Omani co-pilot in question. I am assuredly not an Arabic speaker. After all, I do not see any need to learn a language spoken by goat-molesting followers of a paedophile and a warmonger. (Not ALL Arabs fall into that category of worthies, it must be said – but far too many do.) However, as far as I am aware, “Hamam” means “bathroom” in Arabic – though I have no doubt many will leap in to remind me that Arabic nouns depend on the context of the sentence and so on and so forth.

However, insofar as I understand anything about the Arabic language – and I understand very little indeed – the name sounds to me like “bathroom of the Bathroom”, or something similar.

Then there the chaotic nature of the storyline. The first I heard about the incident, supposedly, a Russian and a Ukrainian pilot and co-pilot fell out with each other at 30,000 feet and decided to take out their frustrations through stabification. Of course, things changed rapidly as we learned more about the situation, but even today, several days after it all happened, nothing much about the story makes any real sense.

Somehow, there were pilots on board the flight who were able to wrest back control of the plane. The Indian captain who was attacked with an axe, somehow managed to open the cockpit door. The flight crew and passengers managed to overpower the Arabic nutter. All of this supposedly happened in about 30 seconds, while the plane – a Boeing 737 MAX 8, which raises all sorts of questions of its own, given what we now know about the highly dubious airworthiness of those things – pulled out of a steep terminal dive.

There is at least one video analysis that I have seen – which has not been verified, so I do not know if it is real – that claims the steep dive pushed the aircraft beyond its actual structural limits. If that is the case – and, again, I claim full ignorance about the realities of such a thing – then it is truly a miracle.

There is someone who does know about such things, and… well, let’s just say he is sceptical too, despite sticking closely to the Official Narrative of these things:

Suffice to say, I call BS on the whole thing. I think the whole Flydubai incident was a pure psyop, designed specifically to inflame hatred against the Iranians, and to justify renewed attacks upon them.

Unfortunately for Mossad and the CIA, the rest of the world seems to have cottoned on to this BS a lot faster than any of them anticipated. So we now have a NEW psyop to worry about, and it consists of… RUSSIAN PLAGUE ZOMBIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No, I am not joking. According to The Daily Fail, which merely repeats and amplifies the claims made by the rest of the whore-media sphere in the Western world, Russia is now suffering an outbreak of pneumonic plague. The details of the story are well known: a young lady in Irkutsk, a city in southeastern Siberia, died a few days ago after contracting what appears by all accounts to be bacterial pneumonia.

The twist in the story is that the young lady in question apparently worked at a medical research facility in the region, called the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute.

The whore-media in the West instantly went into overdrive, calling this a “research facility for biological pathogens”, and attempting to conflate the facility itself with ongoing Russian research into bioweapons.

Don’t take my word for it – listen to Dr. Deborah Birx, one of the leading lights behind the Plandemic in the USA:

Now, given the experience we all went through during the Scamdemic, it is well worth us all taking a BIG DEEP BREATH (so to speak), and thinking through all of this rationally.

Irkutsk is not a small isolated place. It has a population of over 500,000, and it is the administrative centre of its oblast’ (region). The young lady who tragically died, came into contact with several dozen people, all of whom have been quarantined – indeed, when I first read about the story (on Russian Telegram channels, by the way, not through Western sources), it appeared that around 200 people had been quarantined.

Western whore-media are accusing the Russians of attempting to cover up a mass outbreak of a possibly weaponised strain of bacterial pneumonia. The problem is that this is a region of the world where bacterial pneumonia is not exactly unheard of – it DOES happen from time to time. And it is not unheard of in the West, either – here, I have to give The Daily Fail some credit, for they DID admit that the US had suffered a deadly case of plague in New Mexico in June.

This is on top of a health emergency being declared in New York state just yesterday, as I recall, due to rampant outbreaks of measles. And there are other nasty virulent bugs running through the US as well right now – typhus, Legionnaire’s Disease, and more than a few other rather nasty Shitholistani bugs that we all thought had been largely eradicated.

Moreover, if the Russian authorities are trying to cover things up, they are doing a terrible job of it. Russia’s population, especially in the big cities, has extensive internet access – yes, even in Siberia. The Russian government shuts down mobile internet in large parts of the country, especially the west and centre, but not the east – and it does nothing to shut down home WiFi networks. Much of the urban Russian population uses VPNs to access Telegram and other news sources.

Put simply, if there were a plague in Irkutsk running rampant – we’d ALL know about it.

Yet, the Russian channels I follow, have all been almost entirely silent on the subject. There appears to be no panic, no distress, no nothing.

I think there is a much darker purpose behind this story. Here’s my theory:

Clown World knows it is losing the Banderastan War, as 404 – Country Not Found observably and obviously collapses in front of our eyes. So Clown World sent CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Moscow a few weeks ago to threaten the Russians into backing off – which he did, by alluding to all sorts of horrible things that could happen to the Russian economy if they did not agree to an immediate ceasefire and peace talks.

The Russians, enraged by this nonsense, sent him packing. They also sent the “peace envoys”, Witkoff and Kushner, packing, albeit rather more politely.

So the CIA then engineered the outbreak of a plague – or something it could claim to be a plague – in a remote area of Russia, so as to cut the country off from trade and commerce with its neighbours, and so as to implement a full quarantine of the country.

That appears to be backfiring badly too, because the Russians do appear to have some clue what they are doing when it comes to handling infectious diseases – not least because they are familiar with pneumonia and tubercolosis.

It all reeks of a desperate psyop designed to stabilise a failing system in the West from the inevitable consequences of rapid collapse.

Now, I could easily be badly wrong. It could well be that we are facing another global pandemic – a legitimate one, this time. But I seriously doubt it.

Given the sheer number of psyops we have been through over the past quarter-century – starting with 9/11 and the supposed “spontaneous collapse” of WTC 7, plus the mysterious disappearing Dancing Israelis – I think I speak for all of us when I say:

We deserve better pysops than this.