It’s a tale of two viruses. One created in 2020 (Wuhan Labs), the other created in 2026 (Frontier Labs).

One was molecular (SARS-CoV-2), the other digital (Anthropic, AI).

Both man-made. Both promoted by media. Both escape a lab. Both create fear/panic. Both require experts to inform the public. Both introduce mitigation measures. Both end with govt control rules. And not coincidentally… both timed to coincide w/ critical elections.

With one you get a COVID Passport and vaccine.  With the other you get a Digital ID, and online govt safety and security certificate.

With the first one we heard “trust the medical scientists.”  Now you hear, “trust the computer scientists.”

There’s a pattern here folks. Stop me when you can see it.

We are witnessing a “Digital Covid” effort.

Wuhan Labs or Frontier Labs
NIH or Anthropic

SARS-CoV-2 or AI malware virus
Vaccination or Regulation

COVID panic = Election/Control
AI panic = Election/Control

The only thing we are waiting now, is patient zero.

However, you already have the antidote to the digital virus; it’s called, common sense.

Patient Zero (the pending AI false flag) could be anything from super serious to seriously annoying. What I am confident about is the Alinsky angle to it, where it will need to be personal to a large audience.

Again, all pure speculation… likely just gaming out possibilities that are not grounded. However, I don’t think banking or finance delivers the right outcome.

Something more passe’, yet alarming to a higher percentage of people. Something akin to AI frontier malware targeting in a communication network, Starlink or similar – even cell phone targeting.  It would also be helpful if it was global.

Something stealthy; yet personal – like an attack on Apple iPhones that overrides the built-in software charge limit protocol/parameter and creates a plugged-in overcharge that detonates the phone battery. Something like that, targeting a popular private sector device.

The result: Don’t plug in your phones, wait for a software update, stand in line at the store, something like that with an Alinsky ‘make it personal’ and annoying outcome that touches a wide audience.

It’s from that moment, when the cries for regulation, safety and security will begin.

It’s a tale of two viruses.

Warmest personal regards,

~ Sundance

Complicated business folks. Complicated business.

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