In Hebrew, “Hanta” means scam, hoax or fraud.
The Set Up
Some in the media are referring to Hanta as Covid 2.0.
Other officials claim Hanta is not the new Covid.
By design, the confusion begins, while the similarities are becoming impossible to ignore.
Never mind that the term “deadly” is joined to “Hantavirus” as it was joined to “Coronavirus.” Never mind that both crises had dress rehearsals: Hanta’s took place on April 22 and 23, 2026, while Covid-19’s dress rehearsal was dubbed “Event 201” on October 18, 2019 (See Highlights Reel].
If this event is not a repeat, then what is it? Is it a test of intellect? Are we supposed to compare and contrast? Can we predict the ending? Are we dupable?
Let’s investigate!
Origin of Virus
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Like “Coronavirus,” “Hantavirus” is a one-word creation, belonging to the family Hantaveridae, just as Coronavirus belongs to the family Coronaviridae. No more are viruses deemed “wild” and separated as single viral genomes, such as measles virus (i.e., two words).
The old Linnaean Taxonomy of Ranks (Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species) has been changed to Clades. That means a common ancestor must be identified. The system moved from wild, biological species to accommodate nucleic acid sequences (i.e., lab-generated organisms).
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Hantavirus is advertised to originate from infected rodent urine and feces. Oddly, in 2023, rats were implicated in Covid (SARS-CoV-2), after the fact. Today, more than 50 animal species are said to carry divergent variants of SARS-CoV-2.
Usually, the rodent of interest would need to be captured and tested for said virus. Instead, officials have determined the Hantavirus strain to be “The Andes strain,” from a deceased person on the luxury MV Hondius Dutch cruise ship, where the alleged threat began.
Just three weeks earlier, Moderna’s “next gen vaccine” had been on the brink of collapse. Apparently, Moderna has been developing its mRNA hantavirus vaccine since 2024. There are at least 13 Hanta vaccines in development today.
Similar to Coronavirus, the origin of Hanta has been televised. In 2012, The Simpson’s aired episode 19, about a cruise ship at sea stranded due to the outbreak of a deadly virus, and implied a pandemic. Similarly, a 2010 Simpson’s episode predicted the Covid pandemic.
In Season 2, episode 2, of X-files, a military-engineered Hantavirus outbreak is used against a civilian population:
A plague to end all plagues, agent Mulder. A silent weapon for a quiet war. The systematic release of an organism which the men who will bring it on still have no cure.
They’ve been working on this for 50 years.—Dr Alvin Kurtzweil
Infectious? Contagious? Fake News?
3. One specialist claimed the Andes strain is “not as transmissible as other strains” to humans… and only extremely rare, from very close contact. This was once true of Coronavirus, when a March 25, 2020 NEJM article reported “the case fatality rate may be considerably less than 1%”].
4. Pre-Covid-19, Hantavirus was rare, and not contagious. Post-Covid,’ ‘Hanta’ has become ‘asymptomatic,” meaning infectious. Why? Because “the Andes strain is contagious” and “exceptionally dangerous.” It is the only hantavirus known to transmit between humans.
The official video from the cruise ship released by the captain said the first death resulted from natural causes, and was not infectious.
However, a second video appeared from an influencer named Jake Rosmarin, pushing a fear narrative (crying, no tears), while implying contagion! The video was meant to incite fear in the viewer’s mind based on the propaganda media headlines:
All passengers evacuated from cruise ship hit by deadly hantavirus.
The fact that hundreds of deaths are reported each year on cruise ships, explains why all ships are equipped with morgues. The media leaves this out.
Jake is “in a place,” claiming to be quarantined. Is this undisclosed “place” AI? Is Jake a crisis actor? Are the headlines Fake News?
No Virus Isolation
5. The Hantavirus has yet to be isolated as proof of its existence. However, people are being isolated. Coronavirus began in the same way.
6. For all the fear generated by Coronavirus, a July 13, 2020 CDC document (not released to the public), reported no isolation of Coronavirus.
The document titled, “CDC 2019-Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) Real-Time RT-PCR Diagnostic Panel” [For Emergency Use Only] section, “Performance Characteristics,” p. 39 read:
Since no quantified virus isolates of the 2019-nCoV are currently available, assays [diagnostic tests] designed for detection of the 2019-nCoV RNA were tested with characterized stocks of in vitro transcribed full length RNA. [tested using PCR].
7. Meanwhile, just as with Covid-19, and without any proof, governments are urging the use of PCR testing for Hantavirus to be “widely available” in order to identify subclinical transmission. Actual symptoms are of secondary concern.
Fraudulent PCR Tests
8. In 1983, inventor of the PCR test, Kary Mullis, warned that PCR should not be used as a diagnostic test to detect a virus, because it is an amplification tool. It amplifies whatever it finds.
9. The Hantavirus fact sheet from the pre-Covid era states Hanta is not spread from person to person.
UNLESS it is made transmissible. From May 1, 2012:
Skepticism Warranted
A clear pattern is emerging. According to the Substack Conspiracy Unearthed:
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Demand transparency regarding outbreak origins and data collection methods.
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Question why specific pathogens suddenly gain attention right as related vaccines face commercial jeopardy.
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Support independent journalism over corporate-controlled health reporting.
10. With Moderna’s mRNA Hantavirus vaccine in the works, will there be another shortage of vaccines similar to Covid?
11. Perhaps the most revealing disclosure came from the Pfizer Covid mRNA vaccine trials showing Hantavirus listed as one of the Adverse Events (AEs) experienced as a direct effect.
What AE will result from the mRNA Huntavirus vaccine to become a future threat?
12. Don’t forget the handouts! The government may offer FREE CHEESE to the first LAB RATS for the new “Hantavirus” vaccine.
In comparing and contrasting Coronavirus with Hantavirus, we see that the goalposts keep shifting. Perhaps what lies between the hedlines is more important than the headlines.
After all, if the virus cannot be isolated, does it exist? If it does not exist, can it be tested? If it cannot be tested, then why read the Playbook?
What do we mean by virus isolation and virus purification? These are jargon words in virology. They’re not very precise. They mean different things to different people. —Robin Weiss, PhD, professor of viral oncology, University College London, 2011
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