India. The bullshit "Delta" version of the bullshit "variants" is said to have been first "detected" (despite no test existing to test for this or any other "variant" of a supposed virus that also cannot be tested for) in India. These look to be the bullshit sources for where their bullshit 'variants' started, at least according to this site: https://www.chicagotribune.com/coronavirus/ct-greek-alphabet-covid-variants-faq-tt-20210727-wa4l37x5rbe7lcvjrtgsbb46cu-story.html https://archive.ph/c3Ld3 >- **Alpha** >First identified in the United Kingdom, and later found in the U.S. in December 2020, alpha is considered a variant of concern by the CDC, which noted it might have increased severity based on hospitalization and fatality rates. >- **Beta** >First identified in South Africa, this was detected in the U.S. at the end of January 2021. This is also considered a variant of concern by the CDC. >- **Delta** >First noted in India before being detected in the U.S. in March 2021, the CDC notes this variant of concern’s increased transmissibility. Researchers are watching the delta variant carefully as it continues to spread. Dr. Emily Landon, chief health care epidemiologist at the University of Chicago, said recently that the delta variant is “even more contagious than the alpha variant,” but state vaccination efforts should keep spread limited. >- **Gamma** >Brazil was the first place this was detected, and it’s also been recorded in Japan. The CDC considers the gamma a variant of concern; it was first detected in the U.S. in January 2021. >- **Epsilon** >Although the Epsilon variant is included on the state health department’s website, a spokeswoman said it would be soon taken off the “variants of concern” list as it is not considered one by the CDC. The CDC lists the Epsilon variant, which includes multiple mutations, as a variant of interest. >- **Eta** >The World Health Organization and CDC defines this as a variant of interest and noted it has been documented in multiple countries. >- **Iota** >The WHO and CDC consider this a variant of interest. It was documented earliest in the U.S.; according to the CDC, the first detection was in New York. >- **Kappa** >This is also a variant of interest according to the WHO and CDC, with its earliest documentation in India in October 2020. >- **Lambda** >Initially spreading in Peru in December 2020, the lambda variant has so far been found in states including Texas and South Carolina. It is considered a variant of interest by the World Health Organization. --- You should also consider watching this video regarding the correlation of where the "variants" were first "detected" and where the "vaccine" trials were first conducted at: - https://poal.co/s/CoronaVirus/409297 - https://odysee.com/@MadMalloy:c/rotvw:c (alt on her channel: https://odysee.com/@whatsherface:2/variants:d) - https://www.bitchute.com/video/OYFrqluJ4ZGQ/ (alt: https://www.bitchute.com/video/5a7PLv9JkF4/) >"*A lot of noise has been made these last few weeks about the rise of the new Delta and Lambda covid variants. There have been threats of a fourth wave, new lockdowns, and the surprise of increasing cases among the vaccinated… but is it really a surprise? While the media and government officials convinced people a vaccine would be the end of this hellscape, others like Dr. Bossche have been warning about this exact situation for some time. New variants, whose origins all correlate with the locations of the initial vaccine trials should have scientists thinking about a cause and effect relationship but is instead regulated to coincidence. Perhaps as the weeks continue to roll on and we get more information about breakthrough cases, we’ll find out if the vaccinated will end up being just Lambdas to the slaughter.*"