Your post basically highlights everything I hate about baseless conspiracy theories.
1. Bring up some examples of people who had a modicum of foresight to see that things like pandemics and cyber attacks would be highly likely in the near future and then cast aspersions to imply that they're the actual shadowy cabal that caused the whole thing. I mean, many people have been warning about pandemics for decades - with exploding international travel and increasing contact between packed-to-the-gills dense cities and wild animals it's pretty reasonable to assume pandemics would be more likely. And when those people are finally (sadly) proven correct, the lesson isn't "Hmm, what could have we done differently?", instead people like you blame the messenger. And you think it's some kind of uncanny coincidence that someone would predict widespread cyber attacks in 2021? Ooooh, because that was so hard to predict. Spare me.
2. You then try to tie this all together with some lame puns ("Hope you're not anti-scanner") to again cast aspersions on people who are actually doing something to fix the problem.
Lame on every level.