By John Q. Hosedrinker 
The United States is currently facing multiple major infectious disease outbreaks, including measles, listeria, and hepatitis A and C. The closure of the CDC’s Division of Viral Hepatitis lab, due to budget cuts, has severely hampered outbreak investigations across several states, as this specialized genetic tracing is not performed anywhere else. This lack of testing capacity increases the risk of further viral spread and delayed identification of outbreaks. Experts warn that this situation poses a significant threat to public health. The lab’s closure highlights the vulnerability of critical public health infrastructure to funding decisions.
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Our ignorant government wants to close the one lab that can stop a new infectious disease outbreak. This isn’t simply a matter of incompetence; it feels deliberate, a calculated decision driven by something far more sinister than simple negligence. The implications are terrifying: the potential for a new pandemic to ravage the population while those in power remain insulated from the consequences.
This isn’t about a lack of understanding. The administration’s actions suggest a chilling disregard for the well-being of ordinary citizens. The wealthy elite, with their access to exclusive healthcare, are insulated from the effects of such decisions, leaving the rest of us vulnerable. The scale of the dismantling, defunding, and outright destruction of vital public health infrastructure is staggering. If a foreign power had inflicted this level of damage, it would be considered an act of war.
No testing means no numbers, and no numbers mean no outbreak. This strategy of manufactured ignorance is both appalling and chillingly effective. The lack of readily available testing and reporting obscures the true extent of any health crisis, allowing the government to ignore the problem until it’s far too late. This is a deliberate suppression of information, designed to minimize public awareness and response.
The consequences of this policy are grim. Another pandemic could decimate the population, and yet the government seems poised to do nothing, or worse, to actively impede any efforts to mitigate the crisis. Billions will likely be funneled to corporations that profit from such crises, all while millions suffer and die. This is not about accidental oversight; this is a calculated risk, with human lives serving as collateral damage. The deliberate lack of action, in the face of overwhelming potential for loss of life, is unconscionable.
This isn’t just ignorance; it’s malice. The administration’s actions are not accidental blunders but deliberate acts of sabotage. It’s a pattern of behavior repeated throughout the pandemic response, highlighting a disturbing disregard for human life. The rhetoric used to deflect responsibility—from blaming vaccines and handwashing to scapegoating testing—shows a chilling intention to place blame anywhere but where it rightly belongs.
The current administration’s approach seems to prioritize the interests of the extremely wealthy above all else. If you don’t have a substantial amount of money – millions, in fact – you’re practically invisible to them. Their actions reflect this stark division: while the elite insulate themselves, the rest of the population is left exposed to the consequences of their decisions. It’s a death cult mentality where only the privileged are granted safety and security.
This isn’t a new phenomenon. The disastrous handling of the Covid-19 pandemic serves as a disturbing precedent. Statements such as “let the bodies pile high” reveal a horrifying disregard for human life. The notion that such statements might be dismissed as mere hyperbole is concerning; it points to a worrying level of desensitization to mass suffering.
The wealthy will survive any such outbreak, but those who have been persuaded to distrust science and government will be the most vulnerable. Those who have blindly followed the rhetoric of those in power are the ones who will pay the ultimate price for their misplaced trust. For those who value their lives and health, preparing for such an eventuality is not just sensible; it’s essential.
This is far beyond ignorance; it’s an active war on the American people. The intentional dismantling of public health infrastructure, the active suppression of information, and the blatant disregard for human life are not the actions of a benign, albeit misguided, government. This is a calculated and ruthless attempt to weaken the nation, one that is tragically effective. The goal seems to be nothing less than complete societal collapse.
And the most unsettling aspect of this whole situation is that the current administration is not acting alone. The complicity of some news media outlets and the disturbing apathy of much of the population only facilitate the ongoing destruction. It’s a grim combination of intentional malevolence and widespread indifference that leaves us facing a catastrophic future. The warnings are clear, but whether anyone will heed them before it is too late remains to be seen.