Note: see all the Rappoport posts I’ve pointed to in the past few weeks, including this one yesterday.

Keep your eyes on the 0h-s0-scary coronavirus, folks. And remember: Just keep washing your hands. Reminds me of George W Bush: “Just keep shopping,” after 9-11.

Geez, even our globalist “one world religion” Pope Francis is getting in on the virus act. Oh my! The very next day after “showing solidarity with coronavirus sufferers” he’s symptomatic?!? Give me a break, please. And pardon me while I throw up. This global virus psy-op is making me sick!. Oops!  Do I “have” the virus?? HELP!

Meanwhile, there’s Assange, his long-term isolation, his ongoing suffering.

If you can stomach paying attention to coverage of the Kafkaesque show trial of scapegoat Julian Assange’s long awaited expedition hearing, during which he is held alone and in a glass cage, John Pilger recommends Craig Murray’s coverage — and with good reason.

Your Man in the Public Gallery, Assange Hearing, Day 1

Your Man in the Public Gallery, Assange Hearing, Day 2

Your Man in the Public Gallery, Assange Hearing, Day 3

The judge especially, feels utterly draconian and perverse, so corrupt she makes The Chesire Cat look reasonable. Murray grows to appreciate the way Assange’s attorney stands up to her, with seeming diffidence . . .

Oh, and BTW: enter “Julian Assange” in the search bar of www.qmap.pub, and you will see 18 drops relating to Julian, who, supposedly, is “the source.” Is Q’s version of “future proves past” events the truth?  If so, get out the popcorn and enjoy the movie. And if not, well, all bets are off. To me, the way Assange is treated, once he does get extradited to the U.S., if that actually occurs, will the real test of my so-far largely benign — and mostly astonished and admiring — perspective on the Trump administration.

Oh, and so far, not a single Q drop on qmap.pub re: this latest global virus fad. That Q has not mentioned it, given that “the virus,” and the effects on global economics and commerce of the pandemic of FEAR (False Evidence Appearing Real), is itself beyond startling. Hmmm . . .