Natural News covered this story on September 20, 2021, with a headline: CONFIRMED: Gov. Inslee setting up covid concentration camps in Washington state, issuing job listings for “strike team” coordinators.

And nearly all radical Leftists are in favor of it. They can’t wait for the mass murder to commence. The death camps are being set up to exterminate those who refuse to comply with vaccine mandates. Once they are in full operation, the ovens or guillotines will run 24/7, and the oblivious masses will be led into the cremation chambers after being labeled “infected” by left-wing health department “officers” who will be given the power to arrest and incarcerate anyone they want. They are going to initiate all this with the release of a new bioweapon that ramps up the fear factor to 11. And with that fear, they will attempt gun confiscation, mass extermination and mass vaccination at gunpoint… anything they think they can get away with. In doing this, they are of course going to set off kinetic warfare in America for the simple reason that many people will refuse to be exterminated by a corrupt, criminal, genocidal government regime gone rogue.

As Jen Psaki said herself, “Our work doesn’t stop there and we are going to continue to press to get 12-18-year olds vaccinated… that’s one of the reasons why we initiated these strike forces to go into communities…” Here’s the video of Psaki saying this, in case you find it hard to believe:

WAC 246-100, which would authorize “health officers” (Democrat vaccine Gestapo) to kidnap anyone at gunpoint and throw them into covid concentration camps which have already been activated.

Spielberg, by contrast, delivers the very kinds of diagnoses that the song is meant to mock—he himself Krupkifies the film.

if Spielberg were interested in Tony’s life rather than his checklist of motives,

By contrast, the Tony of Spielberg’s film is a convict who has spent a year in Sing Sing because of a fight in which he nearly killed another young man. He avoids the Jets because he doesn’t want to jeopardize his parole. When Riff tries to persuade him to take part in the “rumble” with the Sharks anyway, Tony explains that he’d spent his time in prison examining himself ruefully and resolving to live differently.