Three dead from hantavirus on cruise ship said to be heading to the Canary Islands
Three hantavirus deaths on a cruise ship reportedly approaching the Canary Islands, Spain. The Burbuja.info thread dismantles the clickbait and asks whether it's another psyop.
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Bicho on a cruise ship: new scare or just noise?
Three dead from bicho on a cruise ship that, according to the headlines, is approaching the Canary Islands. What the newspapers don't say is that the ship has been docked in Cape Verde for days. The Burbuja.info thread dismantles the clickbait and opens the debate: are we looking at a new Diamond Princess or textbook smoke?
The headline that doesn't match the facts
The user DonCrisis was the first to burst the bubble: the cruise ship is not heading to the Canary Islands, it is stopped in Praia (Cape Verde). "Ing clickbait hacks, sons of bitches," he blurted out, and the thread turned toward skepticism. Meanwhile, others recalled the ELbichito-19 pandemic and the Diamond Princess, suggesting this could be another "psyop" to reintroduce restrictions.
How is bicho actually transmitted?
Several forum users, such as Bowling and Votante=Gilipilas, explained that bicho does not spread from person to person: it is contracted by inhaling particles from the feces, urine or saliva of infected rodents. "It is extremely difficult to catch from person to person," they noted. However, distrust of the official narrative led some to speculate about a genetic modification or a biological weapon.
The antiestéticar of a new lockdown
The thread also reflects the post-ELbichito trauma: messages like "Mass infection is coming, new lockdowns and I call bicho" (WhyAlwaysMe) and the famous Groundhog Day meme (EthNamuh) show the weariness with possible alarms. Other users, like Iron John, mix it into the migration debate: "they'll come to dump them on the Canary Islands, we're the ing dumping ground."
The question left hanging is whether, given time, people would once again applaud at 8 p.m. For now, the ship remains in Cape Verde and the authorities have not reported new cases. But on Burbuja.info, memory is long and, for now, the applause is not coming.
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Three dead from bicho on a cruise ship that, according to the headlines, is approaching the Canary Islands. What the newspapers don't say is that the ship has been docked in Cape Verde for days. The Burbuja.info thread dismantles the clickbait and opens the debate: are we looking at a new Diamond Princess or textbook smoke?
The headline that doesn't match the facts
The user DonCrisis was the first to burst the bubble: the cruise ship is not heading to the Canary Islands, it is stopped in Praia (Cape Verde). "Ing clickbait hacks, sons of bitches," he blurted out, and the thread turned toward skepticism. Meanwhile, others recalled the ELbichito-19 pandemic and the Diamond Princess, suggesting this could be another "psyop" to reintroduce restrictions.
How is bicho actually transmitted?
Several forum users, such as Bowling and Votante=Gilipilas, explained that bicho does not spread from person to person: it is contracted by inhaling particles from the feces, urine or saliva of infected rodents. "It is extremely difficult to catch from person to person," they noted. However, distrust of the official narrative led some to speculate about a genetic modification or a biological weapon.
The antiestéticar of a new lockdown
The thread also reflects the post-ELbichito trauma: messages like "Mass infection is coming, new lockdowns and I call bicho" (WhyAlwaysMe) and the famous Groundhog Day meme (EthNamuh) show the weariness with possible alarms. Other users, like Iron John, mix it into the migration debate: "they'll come to dump them on the Canary Islands, we're the ing dumping ground."
The question left hanging is whether, given time, people would once again applaud at 8 p.m. For now, the ship remains in Cape Verde and the authorities have not reported new cases. But on Burbuja.info, memory is long and, for now, the applause is not coming.
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