The Falcon and The Winter Soldier: Has an Important Part of the MCU Show Just Got Painted?

• “The Falcon and The Winter Soldier
  “originally supposed to have contained a bioweapons subplot.
• The Flag Smashers would then have stolen and distributed vaccines to cure this disease.
• However, due to the current corona situation, this strand of action was subsequently changed.

The finale of “The Falcon and The Winter Soldier” is across the screens of Disney+ flickered. And while the Marvel series has largely been well received, a fan theory has been circulating about the for a long time Flag Smashers called villains of the MCU-Show.

Originally, the Flag Smashers storyline would have been based on this theory to turn a bioweapon. The government organization called GRC, which the Flag Smashers were particularly bothered about, would have withheld or made more difficult the spread of a vaccine for healing purposes.

Of course, it hardly needs to be said, if this subplot was part of “The Falcon and The Winter Soldier” at some point, it was deleted from the series due to the worldwide corona pandemic.

A bioweapon that triggers a disease and too few or too little widespread vaccines actually appear a little tactless in view of the current world situation. But of course the question arises whether the terrorist group the Flag Smashers wouldn’t have gotten much better with this storyline.

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Ultimately, the Flag Smashers in “The Falcon and The Winter Soldier” fight against the GRC because they want to strengthen nation states and their rights. Could a truly evil government organization that denies people the cure for a terrible disease or epidemic have been a much stronger motivation for the acts of this terror group?

Here you can see a detailed video of the YouTube channel New Rockstars, which goes through some inconsistencies in “The Falcon and The Winter Soldier” in meticulous detective work Bioweapons storyline have arisen: