oscaralbert Review of Pacific Liner

Pacific Liner (1939)

PACIFIC LINER explores the effects of a Far Eastern . . .

[7/10 · 22 April 2021]

. . . Cholera Pandemic among a blind-sided Occidental population of innocent bystanders trying to mind their own business. A nefarious Chinese saboteur stows away aboard the target vessel, biding his time until the ship is well out of port. Then this malingering miscreant launches a sneak attack upon the doomed crew's water supply, infecting bucket after bucket of communal hydration sources with his vicious vile vermin. Even though the liner's doctor soon orders this foreign intruder and everything he touched to be burned in the coal-stoked boiler ovens, it's too late. More than a dozen crew in the prime of their lives suffer horrible deaths at sea at the hands of the dastardly Super Spreader. This all will sound very familiar to American survivors of the viral sneak attack launched via a PACIFIC LINER against our USA Homeland in 2020, which has already slain more than 600,000 of us with no reparations, justice or vengeance in sight.