Edit- the point of my post is that there is an interesting timing of suddenly losing our control of the spread of Covid starting about 2 weeks ago with a large cluster near Taipei. Just want to clearly state that first before I go into details.
Not sure if anyone has followed this. We had been living like it’s 2019 here because of our incredible control of the virus from the absolute beginning. Immediate border lockdown, extremely strict enforcement of quarantine, mandatory masks (sorry guys haha) and many other aggressive measures.
See SARS left a painful scar on society and since then people vowed never again, masks became common etiquette... (btw I believe masks work, and if you don’t, that’s fine but make sure you fully understand why you don’t.) We were willing to allow intrusive measures, submitting to GPS tracking via phone to monitor quarantine compliance for example. Because of overwhelming support and cooperation of society, we ended community spread and stayed clear for over 300 days! I think we have a high degree of trust in our government, a strong social contract and a sense of collective cohesion. Maybe it’s culture, maybe history, not sure, but it’s just a different scenario than what played out elsewhere.
A side note, we are excluded from the lying WHO which I think kept us safe, ironically. Not being a member of the UN and other globalist organizations has ironically been a huge plus for us.
Okay, I’m very sad that since roughly two weeks ago we seem to have suddenly lost control of the virus. We’ve got a cluster that is rapidly spreading in a county neighboring Taipei. I am hopeful we can contain it. But I get the feeling that, for “other reasons” we might not be able to. Something “else” might be going on.
I’m sorry, I’m not super well educated on Q topics although a lot of what is said resonates with me and finally makes sense now. I’m following along closely with great interest. So, anyway, I’m not sure if this info is relevant. I think “timing” is important though, and this is very interesting timing.
Edit- formatting! Sorry...
Edit- the point of my post is that there is an interesting timing of suddenly losing our control of the spread of Covid starting about 2 weeks ago with a large cluster near Taipei. Just want to clearly state that first before I go into details.
Not sure if anyone has followed this. We had been living like it’s 2019 here because of our incredible control of the virus from the absolute beginning. Immediate border lockdown, extremely strict enforcement of quarantine, mandatory masks (sorry guys haha) and many other aggressive measures. See SARS left a painful scar on society and since then people vowed never again, masks became common etiquette... (btw I believe masks work, and if you don’t, that’s fine but make sure you fully understand why you don’t.) We were willing to allow intrusive measures, submitting to GPS tracking via phone to monitor quarantine compliance for example. Because of overwhelming support and cooperation of society, we ended community spread and stayed clear for over 300 days! I think we have a high degree of trust in our government, a strong social contract and a sense of collective cohesion. Maybe it’s culture, maybe history, not sure, but it’s just a different scenario than what played out elsewhere. A side note, we are excluded from the lying WHO which I think kept us safe, ironically. Not being a member of the UN and other globalist organizations has ironically been a huge plus for us. Okay, I’m very sad that since roughly two weeks ago we seem to have suddenly lost control of the virus. We’ve got a cluster that is rapidly spreading in a county neighboring Taipei. I am hopeful we can contain it. But I get the feeling that, for “other reasons” we might not be able to. Something “else” might be going on. I’m sorry, I’m not super well educated on Q topics although a lot of what is said resonates with me and finally makes sense now. I’m following along closely with great interest. So, anyway, I’m not sure if this info is relevant. I think “timing” is important though, and this is very interesting timing.
Edit- formatting! Sorry...
Not sure if anyone has followed this. We had been living like it’s 2019 here because of our incredible control of the virus from the absolute beginning. Immediate border lockdown, extremely strict enforcement of quarantine, mandatory masks (sorry guys haha) and many other aggressive measures.
See SARS left a painful scar on society and since then people vowed never again, masks became common etiquette... (btw I believe masks work, and if you don’t, that’s fine but make sure you fully understand why you don’t.) We were willing to allow intrusive measures, submitting to GPS tracking via phone to monitor quarantine compliance for example. Because of overwhelming support and cooperation of society, we ended community spread and stayed clear for over 300 days! I think we have a high degree of trust in our government, a strong social contract and a sense of collective cohesion. Maybe it’s culture, maybe history, not sure, but it’s just a different scenario than what played out elsewhere.
A side note, we are excluded from the lying WHO which I think kept us safe, ironically. Not being a member of the UN and other globalist organizations has ironically been a huge plus for us.
Okay, I’m very sad that since roughly two weeks ago we seem to have suddenly lost control of the virus. We’ve got a cluster that is rapidly spreading in a county neighboring Taipei. I am hopeful we can contain it. But I get the feeling that, for “other reasons” we might not be able to. Something “else” might be going on.
I’m sorry, I’m not super well educated on Q topics although a lot of what is said resonates with me and finally makes sense now. I’m following along closely with great interest. So, anyway, I’m not sure if this info is relevant. I think “timing” is important though, and this is very interesting timing.
Edit- formatting! Sorry...