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ObamaNation See other ObamaNation Articles Title: CNN Story Perfectly Captures The Mass Covid Neuroticism Of 2021 The below CNN story appropriately ran on December 31st, marking the end of a tumultuous 2021 dubbed by many headlines to be "the year of the coronavirus vaccine". It was also a year of general Covid lunacy as people's faith in the public "science and health experts" began to wane, but also as true believers in the dogma of "trust the science" refused to allow an inkling of doubt, even as highly vaxxed populations saw numbers of cases soar. "Chicago woman quarantined in airplane bathroom for 3 hours after testing positive for Covid-19 mid-flight" - the CNN headline reads. She locked herself in the bathroom while en route from Chicago to Reykjavik, Iceland (she planned to go on to visit family in Switzerland) - after panicking upon discovering that a sore throat was the onset of coronavirus. CNN seems to actually hail her as some kind of hero of public conscientiousness. The start of the story perfectly encapsulates the kind of neurosis and failed precautions and anxiety-inducing "health rituals" which have taken hold over vast segments of the population. The woman took no less than seven Covid tests just before the flight: Before the flight, Fotieo told CNN she took two PCR tests and about five rapid tests, all of which came back negative. But about an hour and a half into the flight, Fotieo started to feel a sore throat. "The wheels started turning in my brain and I thought, 'OK, I'm going to just go take a test.' It was going to make me feel better," Fotieo told CNN. "Immediately, it came back positive." And here's the kicker: the woman who gave herself seven Covid tests but learned on the 8th that she had the virus was fully vaccinated and had received the booster. But CNN still reminds the reader that it's the "unvaccinated population" that we have to worry about here: Fotieo, who is fully vaccinated and has received the booster, is an early childhood teacher in Chicago. She tests consistently since she works with an unvaccinated population. When she got her results in the airplane bathroom, over the Atlantic Ocean, she said she started to panic. "The first flight attendant I ran into was Rocky. I was hysterical, I was crying," Fotieo said. "I was nervous for my family who I just had dinner with. I was nervous for the other people on the plane. I was nervous for myself." Upon leaving the bathroom and the airplane when the flight touched down in Iceland, she was administered two more Covid tests, which both came back positive. So within a short span, that makes ten total Covid tests. And let's not forget the at least three vaccine doses she said she had which were supposed to "prevent" getting Covid-19 in the first place (preventing infection is the longstanding definition of what a vaccine is supposed to do, the recent CDC change to the literal definition notwithstanding). Her ten-day quarantine in a Red Cross hotel in Reykjavik appears to have gone smooth, with no mention of serious or severe symptoms. After all this, she told CNN, "Honestly it has been an easy experience." It appears that for now her "faith" in the just "trust the science" narrative remains unshaken. But for the rest of us, the saga is a perfectly absurd demonstration of all that's been "learned" from the Covid lunacy of 2021. * * * Meanwhile, such stores are leading a handful of mainstream pundits to begin to ask... Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 3.
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A severe case of Delusional Covidosis is a mental disorder in which individuals have a persistent irrational belief that they will be infected by other individuals or they will infect other individuals Signs and symptoms of the disorder: Wearing a mask while driving a vehicle by yourself Wearing more than one mask Wearing a mask outside Francizing that a mask will protect against viral infection Belligerence or infuriation with others for not wearing a mask Over-reacting when someone is within a 6-foot distance Announcing your COVID vaccination status to others Assuming a COVID vaccination is 100% efficacious and safe Assuming “vaccines” protect against transmission of Covid Assuming “vaccines” prevent contracting Covid Irrational fear of new viral variants Disregarding scientific data for the disease’s infectivity, host susceptibility, infection rates and test results Wearing a Biden 2020 mask
Mass-Formation [psychosis] by Dr. Mattias Desmet Professor of Psychology University of Ghent thomascasey.wordpress.com...logy-university-of-ghent/
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