Sudetenland Tales by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview

Sudetenland Tales

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eventually dismissed on the basis of there being only one death. However, as more deaths quickly ensued, it became apparent that there was an epidemic of something, IFP the most likely culprit. Meanwhile, Graham's former wife had been sent to a sanatorium in another city, to be treated for a seemingly unrelated chronic illness which commenced the day after she obtained her ChinaFlu vaccination.

In an effort to maximize the spread in White Whitewater, authorities, especially Mayor Grabbin Nuisanstein, were slow to publicly accept that the situation was serious and in an effort to waste time and deflate the IFP zealot “conspiracy theorists,” quibbled nonsensically over the appropriate action to be taken, with the intent of taking none. Official notices were nailed to trees, and aping Starmer’s UK, stated that it was a felony to post or re-post any information not approved by Nuisanstein, downplaying the seriousness of the real situation, while criminalizing taking public note of it.

A "special ward" was opened at the hospital, but its 80 beds were quickly filled on the first day; substantially by illegal darkie immigrants who had brought the infection with them when they were allowed to wash up on shore unchecked for anything. As the death toll began to rise, more desperate measures were taken by Nuisanstein, all designed to stem “disinformation” about the