The coronavirus is inevitably generating its share of conspiracy theories. And, just as inevitably, in the Middle East those theories will inv0lve Jews and Americans. Here's Iraqi political analyst Muhammad Sadeq Al-Hashemi, who's been thinking about this very deeply:

MEMRI summary:

Iraqi political analyst Muhammad Sadeq Al-Hashemi said in a February 26, 2020 interview on Al-Ayam TV (Iraq) that in the 1981 thriller novel titled The Eyes of Darkness, American author Dean Koontz had written about the coronavirus. Al-Hashemi argued that this proves that coronavirus is an American plot and he said that the goal of the plot is to reduce the world's population. He said that in the past 10 years, two patents have been filed in the United States for the development of virus strains with the name "corona" and he compared this American "conspiracy" to when the Jews used blankets infected with anthrax to wipe out 86% of the native population in what is today the United States in order to have a real Jewish homeland. He said that the Zionist lobby similarly cleansed one third of the population of Scotland and that the Rothschild family has a monopoly of laboratories that develop biological and nuclear weapons. Al-Hashemi added that the Rothschilds had been the ones who decided to use nuclear weapons on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.

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3 responses to “An American plot”

  1. Joanne Avatar

    This guy is raving! Stark raving mad! It’s unbelievable that he’s speaking to an interviewer on television, rather than to a psychiatrist in a medical office.

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  2. Richard Powell Avatar
    Richard Powell

    On the plus side, an Iranian cleric recommends an appropriately Islamic prophylactic. The infection rate in Qom suggests that it may not be entirely effective, but it will certainly give you a fragrant bottom. https://www.alaraby.co.uk/english/news/2020/2/25/applying-essential-oil-to-anus-cures-coronavirus-iranian-cleric

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  3. Mick H Avatar
    Mick H

    Ha! Thanks for the link.

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