BBC Pandemic: Into the Lobster Trap.

How Hannah Fry and her Maths Team were mobilised to launch a game of follow-the-progressive-thought-leader in early 2020, guiding the UK population deep inside a Lobster Trap.

Part One: Hannah Fry returns
Part Two: The F.O.I. request
Part Three: The Big Reveal

How a Lobster Trap works.
1. The wide, funnel-shaped entrance is inviting and easy to walk into.
2. The tunnelled netting narrows, encouraging the lobster in one direction.
3. Once inside, escape back through the funnel is impossible. The lobster is trapped.

How the BBC Pandemic Dataset from the 2018 "Contagion" documentary was used to set off a chain reaction to frighten the population into a trance-state of bewilderment and compliance.

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How the world was conned explained In under 5 minutes.

Is it really possible that the entire Covid pandemic is just an elaborate piece of theatre, eerily foretold by an obscure BBC TV programme shown on a backwater channel in 2018?

In 2017-18, the BBC harvested data from thousands of volunteers for an entertaining TV documentary.  This video shows how the team of academics brought in to run the BBC Pandemic simulation experiment were subsequently recruited to the British government's "SPI-M" modelling group for the specific purpose of using their "BBC Pandemic Dataset" to topple the crucial first UK COVID domino.

In 2018, the UK carried out a simulation exercise to "predict the impact of the next pandemic more accurately than ever before." It was billed as "the biggest science experiment of its kind powered by citizens," and they called it: "THE BBC PANDEMIC." 

The experiment was commissioned by BBC4, and took the form of a TV documentary called "Contagion! The BBC Four Pandemic". First broadcast on 22nd March 2018, and fronted by the trusted and well recognised mathematician Hannah Fry, the publicity for the programme says that Hannah "masterminds the experiment, and adopts the role of PATIENT ZERO by walking the streets of Haslemere in Surrey to launch the outbreak." 

Haslemere is a small market town in the South of England, and it featured heavily in the documentary as the place the virus was first seeded. The contagion then spread around the UK via a Smart Phone App downloaded by "volunteers" around the UK. 

Fast forward to February 2020, and in a "spooky coincidence", Haslemere hit the headlines as the location of the UK's Patient Zero for COVID-19...

This video explores the fictional “Haslemere Outbreak” of the 2018 BBC pandemic simulation exercise, and its uncanny parallels with the unfolding of the COVID narrative in 2020.