More pandemics to come thanks to climate change, industrial development and inequality, 'experts' say

American Thinker ^ | 06/27/2022 | Eric Utter

[Mr. K]

Because germs don’t like Republicans, I guess.

[Antoninus]

I read this as a threat rather than as a prediction.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Be a shame if “experts” started “disappearing.”

[SaveFerris]

(What else would “the experts” possibly say?)

Brian Williams says ‘A new poll says...”.

😀😁😜🥴😂🤣😆

[metmom]

More pandemics to come via the Deep State, CCP, and WEF, and Gates.

[ifinnegan]

Making

Up

Crap

All for the revolution

[freespirit2012]

lol.. thought they were going to blame Putin.. nope.. going to the old playbook... global warming...

[Bookshelf]

More sunrise at daybreak expected.

[dsrtsage]

The definition of “expert” is: Some dude that lives 300 miles away.

[ThunderSleeps]

More "pandemics" (aka scam-demics) to come because the left got to advance their agenda so much thanks to the last one.

I'm not buying it. I will refuse to believe there is any kind of "pandemic" unless and until I see bodies in the street zombie movie style. Anything else and it is just a political power play as far as I'm concerned, and I will ignore it and any directives coming from the scammers.

[dfwgator]

More pandemics to come thanks to climate change, industrial development and inequality, electing Republicans 'experts' say.

Fixed it.

[Carriage Hill]

Don’t forget those damned SUVs!

[nralife]

[Lou L]

This is a warning shot to announce that “Bio-warfare is game-on!” from the Left and Big Government. They will stop at nothing to extort law-abiding citizens and seize power.

[bigbob]

And the leading cause of the 2022 Pandemic: bad poll numbers for Democrsts

[P.O.E.]

s/b “paid experts”

[Seruzawa]

[cgbg]

Yup—classic oligarch behavior to rule the masses.

Create the problem in gain of function laboratories that you control.

Control messaging with governments and mass media outlets you own.

Easy Peasy.

[butlerweave]

The climate has been changing for billions of years and all of a sudden \o/ RUNAWAY

[KamperKen]

"So, what about Plagues in the Middle Ages, such as the “Black Death,” which killed between 75 million and 200 million people from 1346 to 1353?

What's interesting is the Black Plague and the Plague of Justinian started when the Medieval Warm Period and the Roman Warm Period ended, respectively. So *if* it was climate driven then ironically it was global cooling, not warming.

Just more of the usual idiocy from the usual suspects.