Pete Jorgensen

SARS-CoV-2: Unveiling the COVID Leviathan

It was 1999 when I read John Pilger's book, Hidden Agendas. I found it while wandering around a Borders book store in Speke retail park, Liverpool. I was both horrified and inspired, reading voraciously in my spare time, when I wasn't surgically attached to my headset in a stress-inducing call centre job. I read everything by Pilger, and selected works of Chomsky, Engdahl, Will Hutton, Naomi Klein, John Perkins, Joel Bakan, Greg Palast, Stiglitz, and George Monbiot, among others. By 2006, I was spending a lot of my spare time reading, documenting, comparing, and absorbing information. However, the general patterns that emerged in human society were quite clear. I'd read a lot of Plato when I was younger, so I knew that vanity, corruption, stupidity, violence, and political propaganda were just as ubiquitous in Ancient times. When the global tyranny began to emerge in 2020, the books I'd read gave me the idea of documenting events as a means for distraction from the trauma of what was happening. Published under the pen name Sofie Ostvedt, 'SARS-CoV-2: Unveiling the COVID-19 Leviathan' was my first foray into non-fiction. I still wish it was a book I'd never felt the need to write. However, as time progresses, evidence for the fraud and dishonesty continues to unfold, along with many of the anticipated consequences.

I chose to use a pen name for two reasons. Mainly, I wanted the focus to be on the information in the book, not the person who wrote it. Of course, many people won't read a book unless it comes from an authority figure, or a celebrity. A trend that enables politics to define knowledge, not science; it also makes mass behavioural control viable with minimal recourse to violence. The second reason for using a pen name was that I had genuine fears of being locked up, or worse. I'd seen what was happening to people as the zombie apocalypse unfolded, and it was bad. Medically qualified people, many with doctorates and decades of experience, were being banned from exercising free speech on internet platforms because they questioned the government's policies. All major media outlets ignored them. The police followed orders without question, some applying more common sense than others. I saw the story of a man in Australia whose wife had him forcibly committed to a mental asylum solely because he didn't want to take the vaccine. He got out fairly quickly, but the fact that it happened at all is criminal, and terrifying. Many people were being viciously assaulted for not wearing masks, despite them being advisory and not mandatory. Medical workers and 'care' staff were applying the cruellest of measures. Orders and directives were being carried out by people who had no idea why, and who lacked the capacity to question them. The few that did often lost their jobs; sometimes whole careers were ended abruptly. Anything seemed possible.

Why people thought the government, or big business, would do the 'right' thing is mystifying. History has shown time and time again the fraudulent and immoral nature of humans, especially those in power. You don't need a degree to know this. There's an endless list of massive fraud and cover-ups, including those that involved the media, the state, the medical establishment, and prominent scientists: tobacco, the miner's strike, the Hillsborough disaster, the Horizon scandal, the contaminated blood scandal, Thalidomide, asbestos, and the criminal use of mercury amalgam to name just a few. I mean, look at Jimmy Savile for f--ks sake! A man I watched on TV as a child, who could well have been humping corpses or sexually abusing disabled children the night before. Not just once or twice, but for decades on end. This monster was knighted by the British Royal Family, hired by Charles as an advisor, and spent many a New Year's Eve partying at the Prime Minister's house. There are only two explanations for that. Those at the top of the British Establishment are utterly stupid, or they are thoroughly evil. And why did Sir James Wilson Vincent Savile get away with it? Money, and that's a fact.

I'm intelligent, but I don't come from a privileged background. I worked damned hard on my education, not for the hollow ambition of future earnings, but because I wanted to understand the world as best I could. Sure, I pay attention to what's happening, and I know how to delve deeply into things, but I'm no genius. So, the fact that I could uncover the science explained in this book is absolute proof that not one person in a position of power, especially medical 'experts' being paid ridiculous amounts, has any excuse for giving false, misleading, or downright fraudulent advice. The same goes for the utter failure of corporate journalism to hold power to account, with rare exceptions. That said, I'm a damned sight more qualified to assess the body of evidence relating to pandemic policies and the safety of the experimental vaccines than Dolly Parton, Lenny Henry, David Walliams, or Anthony Charles Lynton Blair for that matter.

As soon as I first heard that the new virus being spread was a corona virus, I knew that there could be no effective vaccine. Various forms of corona virus have been with us for a long time. They're one of the causes of the common cold, something a vaccine had never been found for, and with good reason. They evolve too quickly. It is normal for a new influenza or cold virus strain that is more deadly, to spread through the population in a season or two, kill those susceptible (yes people die from colds, read my book), and then evolve to a comparatively stable state. At that stage, they cause much less severe disease in their hosts; this being an advantageous evolutionary outcome. Anyone knowing this would want to get vaccines deployed fairly quickly, as the natural epidemiology would inevitably make vaccines look effective. Waiting for four or five years would prove them unnecessary.

Similarly, when it came to facemasks, especially the homemade cloth masks, and those absurd visors, there was no doubt they'd have zero effect on preventing the spread of an airborne virus. Frankly, I would have known this as a child. Yet I had to walk past idiots spitting venom out of the massive gap in their plastic windscreens because, eventually, I refused to suffocate myself any more. However, the worst thing about the pandemic was seeing how the control of information led to the very behavioural outcomes those in power desired, and how those opposing state policy were similarly shepherded into cliques associated with other values, many of which I didn't agree with. It indicated the way society was headed, and still is.

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Pete Jorgensen is a singer songwriter, guitar player, bass player, sound engineer, philosopher, author, artist, and horticultural scientist who has lived in Liverpool, Lancaster, Lancashire, Cornwall, Camden, and Surrey, England, UK.