I know this is an inconvenient question -- How do we really know they have CoVid-19?
This entire pandemic was planned 2-years ago (see "Event 201"). Then, they had live training exercises for it in 2019 in Melbourne, Aus and in China. Both had representatives at Event 201.
The 2018 "Event 201" conference recommended "Flooding the Zone" media-wise. Look at the media know. It's wall-to-wall coverage about Covid-19. Even the new terminology (ergo, social distancing) was discussed and now it is an echo chamber. By the way, in the Event 201 conference they used those very words "Wall-to-wall" coverage. Event 201 also called for the appearance of non-vested leaders. Who better for this than Hollywood celebrities to voluntarily "self-quarantine" themselves. The public reaction is - "OMG, celebrity so-and-so has CoVid-19!" and only feeds into the hysteria. The DS wants the hysteria.
How do we know that person actually has it? How easy is it to maintain control of the narrative? Again, this "controlling the narrative" is exactly what was discussed in Event 201.
So, What is really behind all of this? The Covid-19 pandemic is a prop covering up something much bigger.
2020-03-17 | Austrian Archduke Karl von Habsburg, 59, becomes first royal in the world diagnosed with coronavirus | Daily Mail Online
'Karl von Habsburg, the Archduke of Austria, has tested positive for coronavirus and is being quarantined. ', "When a friend called me that he had a positive test at a congress in Switzerland, I was also tested,' the archduke explained, reports Hello!.", "Karl, whose ancestral titles are Archduke of Austria, Royal Prince of Hungary, Bohemia and Croatia, revealed last week he was experiencing mild symptoms of coronavirus, including a cough, headache and 'a little fever'.", "He went on to praise the Austrian authorities for ensuring 'panic is not brought in' by acting 'with measure and goal'."
'At its height of power, the House of Habsburg was one of the leading and most influential rulers in Europe. '
Karl von Habsburg, the Archduke of Austria, has tested positive for coronavirus and is being quarantined.
The politician, 59, who is the head of the House of Habsburg-Lorraine and grandson of the last Emperor of Austria, Charles I of Austria, confirmed the news to Austrian TV channel oe24, after he began experiencing symptoms last week.
He insisted he is 'fine' and branded the virus 'annoying', adding: 'It's not the black plague'.
'I thought it was the usual flu. When a friend called me that he had a positive test at a congress in Switzerland, I was also tested,' the archduke explained, reports Hello!.
Karl von Habsburg, the Archduke of Austria, has tested positive for coronavirus and is being quarantined
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Karl von Habsburg, the Archduke of Austria, has tested positive for coronavirus and is being quarantined
He went on to praise the Austrian authorities for ensuring 'panic is not brought in' by acting 'with measure and goal'.
Karl, whose ancestral titles are Archduke of Austria, Royal Prince of Hungary, Bohemia and Croatia, revealed last week he was experiencing mild symptoms of coronavirus, including a cough, headache and 'a little fever'.
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He told the news outlet oe24 he was remaining 'completely alone at home', explaining: 'I have a friend who puts groceries at my door every two days.'
'I was at an event in Switzerland ten days ago, the archduke explained. 'There were also many Italians there.
Karl, whose ancestral titles are Archduke of Austria, Royal Prince of Hungary, Bohemia and Croatia, revealed last week he was experiencing mild symptoms of coronavirus, including a cough, headache and 'a little fever'. Pictured with Baronesss Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza and their children Eleonore of Austria (right), Ferdinand of Austria (left) and Gloria of Austria (second right) at their Debutante Ball on June 13, 2015
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Karl, whose ancestral titles are Archduke of Austria, Royal Prince of Hungary, Bohemia and Croatia, revealed last week he was experiencing mild symptoms of coronavirus, including a cough, headache and 'a little fever'. Pictured with Baronesss Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza and their children Eleonore of Austria (right), Ferdinand of Austria (left) and Gloria of Austria (second right) at their Debutante Ball on June 13, 2015
'When my friend called me there a few days later and said that he had the coronavirus, I knew that I should also be tested. I was out with him for two days.'
He told how he called the hotline and the following morning, the Red Cross took a sample from him.
Following a positive test result, he was served a separation notice from police, instructing him to self-isolate.
Karl has three children with his estranged wife Baroness Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza; model Eleonore, 26, racing driver Ferdinand Zvonimir, 22, and Gloria, 20.
Politician Karl went on to praise the Austrian authorities for ensuring 'panic is not brought in' by acting 'with measure and goal'. Pictured with Georg von Habsburg (third left) in 2015
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Politician Karl went on to praise the Austrian authorities for ensuring 'panic is not brought in' by acting 'with measure and goal'. Pictured with Georg von Habsburg (third left) in 2015
At its height of power, the House of Habsburg was one of the leading and most influential rulers in Europe.
Charles I of Austria reigned for two years until the monarchy was abolished at the end of the First World War.
The news about Karl's diagnosis comes after Queen Letizia of Spain was given the all-clear after she was tested for the coronavirus following a kiss on the cheek with an infected government minister earlier this month.
A Spanish Royal family spokesman said her husband, King Felipe VI, was also cleared after tests.
The monarchs were tested late last week after it emerged a government minister former journalist Letizia had met recently had been diagnosed with the disease. She shook hands with equality minister Irene Montero at an event in Madrid.
The news about Karl's diagnosis comes after Queen Letizia of Spain (right) was given the all-clear after she was tested for the coronavirus following a kiss on the cheek with an infected government minister earlier this month
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The news about Karl's diagnosis comes after Queen Letizia of Spain (right) was given the all-clear after she was tested for the coronavirus following a kiss on the cheek with an infected government minister earlier this month
The coronavirus outbreak has affected a number of royal events, including the postponement of the Monaco royal family's annual Rose Ball and Queen Mathilde of Belgium's state visit to Italy.
Last week Queen Elizabeth II's upcoming visits to Cheshire and Camden were postponed because of the pandemic.
Her Majesty is expected to remain at Buckingham Palace. Earlier this month the Queen is reported to have vowed not to let the outbreak stop her from performing her duties and to set an example by 'keeping calm and carrying on' until there is 'compelling advice to the contrary'.
Yesterday Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned that all people in the UK, especially the over 70s, should stop all non-essential contact and travel, which is likely to have a major impact on the working monarchy's royal duties.
A Japanese state visit to the UK, the 75th anniversary of VE Day, Trooping the Colour, investitures and summer garden parties are just some of the events which are likely to be under scrutiny as to whether they will continue.
A Palace spokesman said: 'We are studying the implications of the new Government advice and its impact on forthcoming events.'
AdValorem ago
I know this is an inconvenient question -- How do we really know they have CoVid-19?
This entire pandemic was planned 2-years ago (see "Event 201"). Then, they had live training exercises for it in 2019 in Melbourne, Aus and in China. Both had representatives at Event 201.
The 2018 "Event 201" conference recommended "Flooding the Zone" media-wise. Look at the media know. It's wall-to-wall coverage about Covid-19. Even the new terminology (ergo, social distancing) was discussed and now it is an echo chamber. By the way, in the Event 201 conference they used those very words "Wall-to-wall" coverage. Event 201 also called for the appearance of non-vested leaders. Who better for this than Hollywood celebrities to voluntarily "self-quarantine" themselves. The public reaction is - "OMG, celebrity so-and-so has CoVid-19!" and only feeds into the hysteria. The DS wants the hysteria.
How do we know that person actually has it? How easy is it to maintain control of the narrative? Again, this "controlling the narrative" is exactly what was discussed in Event 201.
So, What is really behind all of this? The Covid-19 pandemic is a prop covering up something much bigger.
rickki6 ago
agree
KarlKastner ago
To hell with these born into royalty idiots. I don't care if his name IS Karl.
Patriotknife100 ago
royalty is 'annoying'. the frogs had it right in 1789....
derram ago
https://archive.ph/wip/xJErO :
'Karl von Habsburg, the Archduke of Austria, has tested positive for coronavirus and is being quarantined. ', "When a friend called me that he had a positive test at a congress in Switzerland, I was also tested,' the archduke explained, reports Hello!.", "Karl, whose ancestral titles are Archduke of Austria, Royal Prince of Hungary, Bohemia and Croatia, revealed last week he was experiencing mild symptoms of coronavirus, including a cough, headache and 'a little fever'.", "He went on to praise the Austrian authorities for ensuring 'panic is not brought in' by acting 'with measure and goal'."
'At its height of power, the House of Habsburg was one of the leading and most influential rulers in Europe. '
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rickki6 ago
Karl von Habsburg, the Archduke of Austria, has tested positive for coronavirus and is being quarantined.
The politician, 59, who is the head of the House of Habsburg-Lorraine and grandson of the last Emperor of Austria, Charles I of Austria, confirmed the news to Austrian TV channel oe24, after he began experiencing symptoms last week.
He insisted he is 'fine' and branded the virus 'annoying', adding: 'It's not the black plague'.
'I thought it was the usual flu. When a friend called me that he had a positive test at a congress in Switzerland, I was also tested,' the archduke explained, reports Hello!.
Karl von Habsburg, the Archduke of Austria, has tested positive for coronavirus and is being quarantined
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Karl von Habsburg, the Archduke of Austria, has tested positive for coronavirus and is being quarantined
He went on to praise the Austrian authorities for ensuring 'panic is not brought in' by acting 'with measure and goal'.
Karl, whose ancestral titles are Archduke of Austria, Royal Prince of Hungary, Bohemia and Croatia, revealed last week he was experiencing mild symptoms of coronavirus, including a cough, headache and 'a little fever'.
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He told the news outlet oe24 he was remaining 'completely alone at home', explaining: 'I have a friend who puts groceries at my door every two days.'
'I was at an event in Switzerland ten days ago, the archduke explained. 'There were also many Italians there.
Karl, whose ancestral titles are Archduke of Austria, Royal Prince of Hungary, Bohemia and Croatia, revealed last week he was experiencing mild symptoms of coronavirus, including a cough, headache and 'a little fever'. Pictured with Baronesss Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza and their children Eleonore of Austria (right), Ferdinand of Austria (left) and Gloria of Austria (second right) at their Debutante Ball on June 13, 2015
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Karl, whose ancestral titles are Archduke of Austria, Royal Prince of Hungary, Bohemia and Croatia, revealed last week he was experiencing mild symptoms of coronavirus, including a cough, headache and 'a little fever'. Pictured with Baronesss Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza and their children Eleonore of Austria (right), Ferdinand of Austria (left) and Gloria of Austria (second right) at their Debutante Ball on June 13, 2015
'When my friend called me there a few days later and said that he had the coronavirus, I knew that I should also be tested. I was out with him for two days.'
He told how he called the hotline and the following morning, the Red Cross took a sample from him.
Following a positive test result, he was served a separation notice from police, instructing him to self-isolate.
Karl has three children with his estranged wife Baroness Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza; model Eleonore, 26, racing driver Ferdinand Zvonimir, 22, and Gloria, 20.
Politician Karl went on to praise the Austrian authorities for ensuring 'panic is not brought in' by acting 'with measure and goal'. Pictured with Georg von Habsburg (third left) in 2015
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Politician Karl went on to praise the Austrian authorities for ensuring 'panic is not brought in' by acting 'with measure and goal'. Pictured with Georg von Habsburg (third left) in 2015
At its height of power, the House of Habsburg was one of the leading and most influential rulers in Europe.
Charles I of Austria reigned for two years until the monarchy was abolished at the end of the First World War.
The news about Karl's diagnosis comes after Queen Letizia of Spain was given the all-clear after she was tested for the coronavirus following a kiss on the cheek with an infected government minister earlier this month.
A Spanish Royal family spokesman said her husband, King Felipe VI, was also cleared after tests.
The monarchs were tested late last week after it emerged a government minister former journalist Letizia had met recently had been diagnosed with the disease. She shook hands with equality minister Irene Montero at an event in Madrid.
The news about Karl's diagnosis comes after Queen Letizia of Spain (right) was given the all-clear after she was tested for the coronavirus following a kiss on the cheek with an infected government minister earlier this month
+4
The news about Karl's diagnosis comes after Queen Letizia of Spain (right) was given the all-clear after she was tested for the coronavirus following a kiss on the cheek with an infected government minister earlier this month
The coronavirus outbreak has affected a number of royal events, including the postponement of the Monaco royal family's annual Rose Ball and Queen Mathilde of Belgium's state visit to Italy.
Last week Queen Elizabeth II's upcoming visits to Cheshire and Camden were postponed because of the pandemic.
Her Majesty is expected to remain at Buckingham Palace. Earlier this month the Queen is reported to have vowed not to let the outbreak stop her from performing her duties and to set an example by 'keeping calm and carrying on' until there is 'compelling advice to the contrary'.
Yesterday Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned that all people in the UK, especially the over 70s, should stop all non-essential contact and travel, which is likely to have a major impact on the working monarchy's royal duties.
A Japanese state visit to the UK, the 75th anniversary of VE Day, Trooping the Colour, investitures and summer garden parties are just some of the events which are likely to be under scrutiny as to whether they will continue.
A Palace spokesman said: 'We are studying the implications of the new Government advice and its impact on forthcoming events.'
Scablifter ago
Another one has been [hopefully] arrested?