'We have now had nearly nine months of being treated like utter imbeciles'

By Stefan Stanford - All News Pipeline

The photographs, videos and 'written content' over at the Covid Loves Canada website are quite surreal.

With the lead gif photo ringing out 'crazy' as seen in the monstrosity at the top of this page that we've taken a screenshot of from their website, the videos (which we've embedded at the bottom of this story), as well as the content, are seemingly written for a 2-year-old child, or the most 'dumbed down' members of society, yet it comes to us from the government in Alberta, Canada.

Introducing the hideous character named 'Covid', who they portray in their videos and photos as 'the life of the party', they even create dialogue for 'Covid' as we see in the lines taken from their website below.

MEET COVID! "I love life! Going to all the places, doing all the things and spreading the fun to everyone. Bring me to your next get-together, I’d love to meet your friends and family!"

VIDEOS: Covid LovesTHE SPOT LIGHT! "They don’t call me the ultimate plus-one for nothing. I’m on every guest list. Nobody puts me in a corner!"

COVID LOVES RULE BREAKERS! "You already know what I love. Time to tell you what really crumbles my cookies."

COVID LOVES EVERYONE! From Edmonton to East Timor, Covid’s made a name for himself as an international love bug. Poor or rich, young or old, healthy or not, he isn’t picky.

COVID LOVES MISINFORMATION! “When your dog licks your face, it could be giving you COVID-19. And pink eye.” Myth or fact?

Sending the message to us that we 'should hate life,' along with being repelled by our families and friends, it also goes so far as to proclaim that those refusing to use hand sanitizers are 'cold-blooded killers' while proclaiming why we should all avoid travel this Christmas.: "Nobody travels like me, I’m the ultimate globetrotter. So if you’re planning any road trips or flights, I might just tag along."

Read the entire post and view the embedded videos on ANP at the link below . . .