Another wrinkle in the COVID conspiracy

“There was a small group of people that knew Covid was coming before the rest of the world,” Bob Chapek, formerly with Disney, told the Wall Street Journal’s Ben Fritz.  See the print edition, 9/25/26.

Because this interview coincides with Mr. Chapek’s launch of his bitter memoir, Behind the Castle Walls, it may just be a provocative statement uttered to stimulate purchases of his new book.  But if it is really true, and if he has proof, then by all means, we need to round up the usual suspects.  Oh, wait — we’ve been doing that, but there is that taking the Fifth thing.  If the Dems attain power again, what do you bet they leave untouched the president’s pardon prerogative  and the Fifth Amendment?  

Bob Chapek had a not long, but tumultuous time in the C-suite at the Disney Corporation.  Disney has grown into a major player in global media and a significant cultural influencer. 

Since well before today, rumors have circulated that COVID was a real thing that was used as a tool for those suffering from TDS to rig the 2020 election with, among other techniques, the widespread use of ballot drop boxes with inadequate precautions against ballot box stuffing.  But in our world of polarized media, anyone who raised doubts about election integrity was branded an extremist, a paranoiac, and other pejoratives.  The old guard newspapers like the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal embraced the phrase “no evidence of widespread fraud.”  This is not the same as no evidence of fraud, and it ignores a serious analysis of what can be achieved with just selective, targeted fraud.  Someone once asked, “What is truth?”

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