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February 17, 2023
Landmark Study Vindicates Covid Natural Immunity
AP Photo/Evan VucciBy BonchiRedState
We are going to need a new industry that simply spends its time fact-checking the so-called “fact-checkers.” That’s the story after a new landmark study published in The Lancet offered vindication to everyone who touted natural immunity to COVID-19 as an alternative to vaccination.
For years, the powers that be, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, the White House, and the press, dismissed the idea of taking natural immunity into account when debating vaccine mandates and vaccine passports.
They were wrong, so much so that even the mainstream media are having to admit it.
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— Amy Curtis (@RantyAmyCurtis) February 17, 2023
An incredible visual in The Lancet proving that prior Covid infection confers better protection than vaccinations (It’s the longest line on these graphs). This should put the issue to rest once and for all. pic.twitter.com/NFp6SrKfXZ
— Eli Klein (@TheEliKlein) February 17, 2023
This study also puts to rest another common talking point, which is that natural immunity only came into play with Omicron. Yet, if you look at the longest lines on each of the above graphs (those represent natural immunity compared to various vaccine dosages), natural immunity provides the most durable protection against all variants.
The elites were wrong, and they destroyed countless lives in the process. Worse, they wanted to keep how wrong they were a secret. This kind of study could have been done two years ago to bring clarity to the situation. In fact, Israel did a similar study way back in 2021 that gave nearly the same results. It was ignored while the Biden administration and its press allies continued to push the need for vaccine mandates and vaccine passports.
How many people lost their jobs over that decision? How many people missed time with family members they’ll never get back because those family members died alone? How many people were booted out of the military for failing to get a vaccine they didn’t need? The number of horrible outcomes brought on by Biden, Fauci, and others refusing to acknowledge natural immunity is too long to list. The harm was immeasurable.
Yet, even in the midst of this news, the “experts” are doing their best to downplay it. Here’s a line within the NBC News report on the matter. The article also goes on to still plug getting boosters because it’s become a religious rite at this point.
Dr. Bob Wachter, the chairman of the department of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, said he did not expect the protection acquired from infection to be as robust as the meta-analysis found.
“The protection against severe infection, both the extent and the length of it at almost a year, is really surprisingly high,” said Wachter, who was not involved with the research.
These are the people who misled you for years. Their opinions should be dismissed with prejudice, and Americans shouldn’t forget who took their freedoms away based on non-existent data. The CDC had the ability and sample size available to stringently test natural immunity within the first eight to ten months of the pandemic. They didn’t do so because they didn’t want to do so. Keeping up the justification for Biden’s terrible policies (as well as many terrible state-level policies) took precedence. Hold them accountable.
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Forensic Probe Reveals Chilean Poet Pablo Neruda Poisoned
By Egor Shapovalov
The Government Junta of Chile was the highest organ of state power in the South American nation during the 1973-1990 military dictatorship. The period was characterized by repressive policies and extensive economic transformation. It is estimated that more than 3,000 people were killed, and tens of thousands disappeared during the military rule.
New research into the remains of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda has confirmed that poisoning was the cause of his death in 1973, the poet-diplomat’s nephew Rodolfo Reyes has said.
Following the court-approved exhumation of the body, international experts were called in to examine the remains of the Nobel laureate.
According to Reyes, the results of the study confirmed he died not from cancer, as stated in official documents, but from poisoning.Reyes has detailed that the final report outlined traces of the botulism agent had been found in the poet’s remains. Moreover, experts at McMaster University in Canada and the University of Copenhagen determined the bacteria had entered his body before death, thus confirming the idea of poisoning.
“We now know that there was no reason for the clostridium botulinum to have been there in his bones,” Reyes told Spanish media. “What does that mean? It means Neruda was murdered through the intervention of state agents in 1973.”
he report was released to Paola Plaza, a Chilean judge, on Wednesday; however, she has not made the findings public. It’s expected the report will be publicly released on March 7.In Chile, Neruda is known not only as a poet but also as a diplomat and public figure. The Chilean Communist Party nominated him for president in 1970, although he later withdrew his candidacy in favor of socialist Chilean President Salvador Allende, who would later go on to be overthrown by General Augusto Pinochet in a US-backed coup.
Neruda died on 23 September 1973, 12 days after the coup d’état that toppled the Allende government. He died at the Santa Maria Hospital in Santiago. Speculation on Neruda’s cause of death has remained a hot talking point for decades, with his body having been first exhumed under court order in 2017.
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February 16, 2023
New Bill Would Prohibit Federal Funding for Healthcare Facilities That Deny Care to Unvaccinated Patients
Zachary Stieber
A new bill in Congress would ban federal funding for institutions that deny care to patients for not having a COVID-19 vaccine, after multiple patients in the United States seeking transplants have been rejected over their vaccination status.
The 2-page bill states that “no funds authorized or appropriated by Federal law, and none of the funds in any trust fund to which funds are authorized or appropriated by Federal law … shall be made available to a facility that refuses to provide treatment to an individual based on the COVID-19 vaccination status of such individual.”
The legislation is called the COVID-19 Vaccination Non-Discrimination Act.
“No American should be denied access to critical care based on a personal medical decision, yet tragically, many hospitals and other medical facilities continue to discriminate against those unvaccinated for COVID-19,” Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), a doctor who cosponsored the legislation, said in a statement.
He said that the bill “will protect the rights of vulnerable patients to make their own health care choices and ensure that federal taxpayer dollars do not support facilities that turn away patients based on their COVID-19 vaccination status.”
“There’s no reason that medical facilities should deny care to people based on their COVID-19 vaccination status, and there’s certainly no reason for institutions that do so to receive any federal funding. Unfortunately, this is happening far too often, including in my home state of North Carolina. The COVID-19 Vaccination Non-Discrimination Act will remedy that injustice, and affirms that people have the right to make their own medical decisions,” Rep. Dan Bishop (R-N.C.), who introduced a companion bill in the House of Representatives, added.
Sens. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), Mike Lee (R-Utah), Tom Cotton (R-Ark.), Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.), J.D. Vance (R-Ohio), Mike Braun (R-Ind.), and Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.) are co-sponsors of the Senate bill.
Denied TransplantsMultiple patients in the United States have been denied transplants during the pandemic because of their refusal to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
James Jooyandeh, a U.S. Army veteran, was denied a lung transplant because he declined to get vaccinated.
“Unfortunately, we are unable to offer lung transplant as a treatment option for you due to your unwillingness to receive recommended routine health maintenance, including your vaccinations, which is an absolute contraindication to lung transplantation at our center,” a doctor at the Veterans Affairs hospital in Wisconsin that was treating Jooyandeh wrote to him.
Other patients have been removed from waiting lists due to their vaccination status.
DJ Ferguson, 31, for instance, was removed in 2022 from a heart transplant waiting list by Brigham and Women’s Hospital.
Other patients have been unable to get transplants even though they’re vaccinated because their donors have not received a shot.
The Cleveland Clinic, for instance, told a man in 2021 he wouldn’t be able to receive a kidney because his donor was unvaccinated. The clinic also refused to undertake a kidney transplant for a 9-year-old boy because his father, the donor, refused to get a vaccine.
Both COVID-19 infections and vaccinations can trigger organ transplant rejections, studies show.
Some cases have gone to court. Ross Barranco, a 73-year-old Michigan man, is among those who have brought litigation over being rejected for a transplant.
“To qualify for a transplant, both of my kidneys have to be functioning at 20 percent or less. What if the vax destroys the remaining function before the operation? If it does, I’m done,” Barranco told The Epoch Times.
Fate of LegislationDemocrats control the Senate, with 51 seats held by Democrats or nominal independents who caucus with the party.
No Democrats are co-sponsors of the new legislation.
Republicans control the House after flipping a number of seats in the midterm elections.
Bills typically require 60 votes to pass the Senate and a simple majority to pass the lower chamber.
Republicans during the pandemic have generally been supportive of individual choice and freedom to remain unvaccinated while Democrats have generally supported restrictions and mandates, including vaccine mandates.
Democrats, though, have shown an increased appetite to turn back restrictions and mandates in recent months.
Party members, for example, helped insert a provision in the defense funding bill that forced the military to repeal its vaccine mandate, which had remained in place since its imposition in August 2021.
Rep. Adam Smith (D-Wash.), the top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee, said at the time that the mandate initially made sense but did not any longer, given the primary series of a vaccine provides little to no protection against infection.
President Joe Biden signed the bill despite opposing the inclusion of the mandate repeal, according to the White House.
Biden imposed or directed the imposition of a number of mandates, including ones for federal workers, federal contractors, and all health care workers at facilities that receive Medicare or Medicaid funding. Most have been struck down or suspended by courts. The health care one is one of the few still in effect.
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Died Suddenly in New Zealand
Until Proven Otherwise
New 12 min film by New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science.
British Columbia Tries Decriminalizing Drugs to Fight Overdose Crisis
Dave Hamm, an ethical substance peer navigator with the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users (VANDU), weighs a piece of rock cocaine as the province of British Columbia decriminalized the possession of small amounts of cocaine, methamphetamine, MDMA and opioids like heroin, fentanyl and morphine, in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada January 31, 2023. REUTERS/Jennifer Gauthier
By Jennifer Gauthier
VANCOUVER, Jan 31 (Reuters) – The western Canadian province of British Columbia on Tuesday began a three-year pilot program to stop prosecuting people for carrying small amounts of heroin, meth, ecstasy, or crack cocaine, as part of an effort to fight a drug overdose crisis.
B.C. accounts for about a third of the 32,000 deaths due to overdose and trafficking nationally since 2016, according to official data. The province declared drug overdose a public health emergency that year.
The problem worsened with the COVID-19 pandemic, which disrupted illicit drug supply chains as well support services, leaving people with more toxic drugs that they used alone.
Preliminary data released Tuesday by the province showed there were 2,272 suspected illicit drug toxicity deaths in 2022, the second largest annual number ever recorded, behind 2021, which had 34 more deaths.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government said in May it would let B.C. decriminalize the drugs in a first-of-its-kind exemption in Canada. By not prosecuting people carrying small amounts of drugs, the B.C. government hopes to tackle the issue as a health problem rather than through the criminal justice system.
The province says the exemption is intended to reduce the stigma associated with substance use and to make it easier for people to approach authorities for guidance.
Robert Schwartz, a professor at the University of Toronto, said the measure was commendable as a first step, but that more needed to be done to tackle the drug problem.
“The problem that we have with these substances is that we have a huge, illicit supply that’s causing great harm,” Schwartz said. “To really deal with this, we need a comprehensive public health approach. This decriminalization, it’s a first step.”
The drugs on the exemption list, which also includes fentanyl and other opioids, remain illegal and the exemption from arrest is only for possession of up to 2.5 grams for personal use.
“For many years we have had a de facto policy not to arrest people for personal drug possession” but this change will mean fewer seizures of small amounts of drugs, a spokesperson for the Vancouver Police Department said.
Other Canadian communities are closely watching the pilot. They also face a rise in drug overdose deaths.
Many health experts argue decriminalization would encourage drug users to use them in safer spaces where they can access medical care.
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Lula Seals His Deal with the Devil by Condemning Russia During Meeting with Biden
By Andrew Korybko
Lula did indeed make a deal with the devil, in this case his US nemeses who were responsible for his imprisonment, in order to be sprung from jail and subsequently given a fighting chance to return to office. Upon doing so, this geopolitically repentant leader whose multipolar worldview was noticeably recalibrated behind bars did exactly as the US expected him to do, namely condemn Russia like all Sanders-style leftists have done and then rush to Biden to “kiss the ring”.
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who was just re-elected to a third non-consecutive term in office and is popularly known as Lula, did what had previously been unthinkable for the same man who used to be regarded as a titan of the global multipolar movement. After meeting with Biden, who was Vice President when the US orchestrated “Operation Car Wash” against him and his successor Dilma Rousseff, Lula released a joint statement in which he fiercely condemned Russia.
According to the official White House website, “They deplored the violation of the territorial integrity of Ukraine by Russia and the annexation of parts of its territory as flagrant violations of international law and called for a just and durable peace.” No leader of Russia’s other fellow BRICS partners had ever expressed such sentiments, not even former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, which proves that Lula has indeed recalibrated his worldview since his imprisonment in a more pro-US direction.
This development wasn’t surprising since Lula had earlier condemned Russia by comparing its special operation in Ukraine to the US’ Hybrid War on Venezuela. At the same time, he put forth a G20-like peace proposal that wasn’t just ignored by Russia, but even indirectly criticized by it an insincere publicity stunt that actually goes against Moscow’s interests. Intrepid readers can learn more about the first incident here and the second one here since they’re beyond the scope of the present piece.
Nevertheless, by fiercely condemning Russia while meeting with Biden in DC, it should be obvious to all that Lula made a proverbial deal with the devil. In hindsight, it compellingly appears as though the information that was leaked about his case proving the courts’ political bias against him and which ultimately annulled their prior ruling (which thus let him run for re-election last year) was probably the result of a US intelligence operation aimed at once again manipulating Brazil’s political process.
Throughout the course of his first two terms and the unfinished one of his successor, the US regarded Lula as a titan of the global multipolar movement whose foreign policies posed a threat to its hemispheric hegemony. For that reason, they leaked the detailed materials implicating Lula, Rousseff, and other Workers’ Party members in a massive corruption scandal that would serve to discredit their rule, jail that aforementioned titan, and pave the way for installing a much more pliable leader.
The US’ Hybrid War on Brazil achieved all three of its initial goals but the last of them proved to be unsustainable after Bolsonaro refused to sanction Huawei in exchange for an official NATO partnership and later defied similar demands against Russia in a surprising flex of his independence. Not only that, but his conservative-sovereigntist worldview that’s inaccurately been smeared as solely being a so-called “far right-wing” one is the polar opposite of the ruling US Democrats’ liberal-globalist one.
While the sequence of events that reversed the primary outcome of “Operation Car Wash” began under the Trump Administration, objective observers already know that his military, intelligence, and diplomatic bureaucracies (“deep state”) were working against him and his worldview this entire time. This was proven by their complicity in the Russiagate conspiracy theory, among many other examples, with their preemptive efforts to manipulate Brazil’s 2022 elections being another case in point.
The US’ “deep state” believed that their country’s interests would be best served by replacing increasingly independent Bolsonaro with a geopolitically repentant Lula, ergo why they worked so hard to reverse the same outcome that imprisoned the latter. They concluded that he’s no longer the multipolar titan that they previously thought he was, but is more akin to a Bernie Sanders-style leftist, which thus makes him amenable to manipulation in pursuit of their foreign policy goals.
Just like Sanders and his ilk fiercely condemned Russia, so too did Lula, which was entirely predictable once one realizes that this Brazilian leader has turned into a “fellow traveler” of the US left. The Workers’ Party has gradually been infiltrated by pro-US liberal-globalists who prioritize the promotion of so-called “woke” identity-centric politics at home over tangible improvements in poverty alleviation, workers’ rights, and accelerating the global systemic transition to complex multipolarity (“multiplexity”).
This observation explains why one of the three largest paragraphs of Lula’s joint statement with Biden included a pledge to fight racism and support LGBTQI+ persons. That’s not to deny the existence of racism in either of their countries, but just to point out that the Brazilian leader apparently believes that he can’t effectively counteract it with US assistance, which is a tacit deferral to the US’ de facto seniority in their revived partnership and thus by default confirms his country’s position as its “junior partner”.
Further evidence of the US’ successfully reasserted hegemony over Brazil in the aftermath of last year’s elections, which were manipulated by its intelligence services as was previously explained, can be seen by Lula agreeing to “strengthen democratic institutions” with Biden. This represents one of the most cringeworthy self-inflicted humiliations that any world leader has ever committed since it was during Biden’s term as Vice President that “Operation Car Wash” was orchestrated against Lula and his party.
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Via https://korybko.substack.com/p/lula-made-a-deal-with-the-devil-by
Take Action: Demand VA Approve Claims for Service-Connected Covid Jab Injuries
Please take 30 seconds to tell your lawmakers to ensure that our veterans receive the disability that they deserve and help protect our vaccine-injured veterans.
It’s time we stand up for our veterans and demand that our veterans, who have honorably served our nation but tragically were injured by COVID-19 vaccines, be able to receive the disability benefits they’ve earned and deserve. Our veterans’ representatives from each state must immediately step up and fulfill their duty as public servants to hold the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) accountable for any decisions it makes to deny a COVID-19 vaccine injury and disability claim.
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The members of our armed forces deserve to be compensated for any COVID-19 service-connected vaccine injury. The Veterans Affairs Schedule for Rating Disabilities (VASRD) must be updated to consider medical diagnoses for COVID-19 vaccine, service-connected disability ratings. We need you to support the members of our armed forces by asking our elected officials to demand the VA verifies they have included medical scenarios whereby this type of injury occurs. Please take action today!
Children’s Health Defense (CHD) wants to ensure that the members of our armed forces receive the best veterans disability care and benefits they’ve earned and deserve. Urgency is required because our current active-duty members, as they begin to transition out of the military, must be able to claim this important disability rating now.
The VASRD is used by the VA as part of the process of adjudicating disability claims. This is a published collection of medical requirements used to evaluate a service member’s medical history and determine their VA military disability rating. The VASRD includes medical scenarios whereby disease, injury, dysfunction, or other issues could occur. Our veterans need the VASRD updated – now – to reflect all documented injuries caused by the COVID-19 vaccine. Our wounded warriors demand the best care they have earned.
Many injuries are due in part to the Department of Defense’s requirement that all service members be vaccinated. It’s time injuries are acknowledged and actions are taken to protect vaccine injured service members. Demand the VA add medical scenarios that address service-connected COVID-19 vaccine injuries to the VASRD.
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French Workers Occupy Small Towns to Reject Pension Reforms
Citizens on strike, France, Feb. 16, 2023. | Photo: Twitter/ @M_Belaroussi
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For the fifth time in a month, French trade unions on Thursday called for a demonstration against President Emmanuel Macron’s proposal to increase the retirement age to 64 from 2030 and require 43 years of social security contributions to receive a full pension.
The new mobilization seeks to attract the attention of legislators, who will have to vote on these proposals on Friday. Trade unions organized the biggest marches in Albi town to show that protests are not limited to Paris or the big cities, as politicians allege.
“We want to focus on one of the highlights of this social movement. Some French workers do not live in metropolises and want to claim that they are present,” the French Democratic Confederation of Labour (CFDT) activist Laurent Berger said, recalling that 6,000 out of 50,000 inhabitants of Albi demonstrated on Saturday.
The new protests must primarily affect air transport. So far, air companies have canceled about 30 percent of flights at Paris’ Orly airport and a fifth of the flights scheduled to depart from Toulouse, Marseille, Lyon, Montpellier, and Nantes airports.
��Protests in 220 cities & towns in France today against Government’s proposed pension reform
��Over 1m people signed petition against pension reform in France
Solidarity with French unions & workers fighting for their rights#64ansCestNon #NonALaReformeDesRetraites pic.twitter.com/AhOd73yfuE
— TUAC (@TUACOECD) February 16, 2023
The French Electricity (EDF) company workers’ strike led to a fall in electricity production of over 3,000 MW. However, there were no significant power cuts in the country.
Recent polls showed that two out of three French citizens oppose the pension system reform proposal, which they consider limits their right to remunerated rest.
Despite this, Macron continues to claim that the reform is necessary to ensure the economic viability of the pension system, which will allegedly have an annual deficit of over US$13 billion in 2030 without the proposed changes.
The General Confederation of Labor (CGT) pointed out that over 2.5 million people took part in 250 marches organized on Saturday against the government proposal.
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The Rich Diversity of Pre-historic North America
Lower Pecos Rock Art
Episode 4 The Archaic Period: Diversity Begins
Ancient Civilizations of North America
Dr Edwin Barnhart (2018)
Film Review
The historic period immediately following the Paleoindian period is called the Archaic period. In some regions of North America it began around 10,000 years BP (Before Present); some regions still had Archaic period cultures when the first Europeans arrived. It is usually subdivided into three subperiods: Early Archaic (10,000 – 6000 BP), Middle Archaic (6000 – 4000 BP) and Late Archaic (5000-3000 cal yr BP). In most regions the Archaic period ended around 3000 BP, possibly related to climate change resulting in increased rainfall, bigger lakes and rivers and thicker forests.
As mega fauna (which thrived on North American grasslands prior to 10,000 BP), indigenous North Americans relied more on small game and plants for food. At Archaic archeological sites, it’s typical to find grinding stones and baskets for gathering plant-based food (and in some regions cooking it.
Hunters were still using atlacls* to throw darts but some were also using spears (which had thicker shafts). In most regions people migrated seasonally to access different food sources, eg gathering nuts and berries in summer and hunting and fishing during. Archaic cultures lived in bands of 25-30 people. Some built temporary shelters.
Florida
In Florida, early Archaic peoples initially gathered around inland lakes. They fished and ate nuts, made a new kind of projectile point and performed formal burials in the bogs. As population increased, they migrated toward the coast and built seasonal shelters. They left behind large midden** mounds from the shellfish they ate.
Chesapeake Bay
Further north, coastal settlers also experienced a population boom and left behind fish hooks, net weights and projectile points.
Long Island
Here Archaic peoples collected nuts and berries in Long Island’s thick forests and left behind cooking pits, shell middens and quartz stemmed projectile points.
Central Eastern Region (East Coast to Mississippi River)
Here Archaic humans lived in seasonal camps, returning to the same camp generation after generation. They left behind massive middens, which they were beginning to use for burials. Evidence of dog burials has been found in Illinois dating from 8500 BP.
Texas
In Texas, Archaic humans lived in dry rock shelters (some dating to the Paleoindian period), which held up to 100 people. Here dry conditions have preserved some perishable materials (eg wood). In the Lower Pecos region (where the Pecos and Davis River feed into the Rio Grande), archeologists have found cooking hearths, evidence of trash burning, rock middens, grinding stones, sandals, fishing nets, snares, baskets, grass matting, coproliths, painted pebbles, rock art (dating from 9000 BP) and female clay figurines.
Southwest
Here Archaic humans made baskets and sandals, with the dry climate preserving a few examples. They built temporary cone shaped shelters sealed with mud or grass.
Great Plains
Due to changing climate, Bison antiquus returned to the Great Plains around 5,000 BP, and Archaic humans clearly followed them. In addition to an increase in bison jump sites,* Archaic remains reveal a new technology: bison corals constructed at the end of a gully. This enabled hunters to trap bison without killing them and release those they didn’t eat.
West Coast
The West Coast had the best food sources and the longest Archaic period (only ending with the arrival of Europeans). Most West Coast Archaic peoples migrated seasonally between the mountains and the coast. Larger groups had boats and harpoons to hunt sea mammals as well as fish. Some groups became sedentary around 6000 BP with the first houses appearing along the Frasier River Valley (in modern day British Columbia) around 5500 BP. These Archaic setters trapped salmon.
Archaic West Coast humans buried their dead, with 27% of skeletal remains associated with violent death (suggesting they engaged in warfare). They also left behind distinctive notched cogwheel stone art,
*See Clovis Man: North America’s First Culture
**A midden is an old dump for domestic waste which may consist of animal bone, human excrement, botanical material, mollusc shells, potsherds and other artifacts.
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February 15, 2023
More Fearmongering from the World Hoax Organization: WHO to Hold Emergency Meeting on E Guinea Marburg Outbreak
By AFP February 14, 2023
Seemorerocks
The WHO said it would hold an emergency meeting Tuesday after at least nine people died in Equatorial Guinea from Marburg haemorrhagic fever, a cousin of the Ebola virus.
The World Health Organization “will convene an urgent meeting of the Marburg virus vaccine consortium (MARVAC) … to discuss the new Marburg virus disease outbreak in Equatorial Guinea,” the UN health agency said in a statement, adding that the meeting would take place at 3 pm (1400 GMT).
Source: insiderpaper.com
Marburg
On 22 April 2021, Gates’ GAVI Alliance posted an article titled “The next pandemic: Marburg?” Four months later, the Marburg virus coincidently makes an “unexpected” appearance in Guinea. Continue reading:
Get Ready For The Next One
If not that, then THIS
Bird flu may mutate to kill more than 50% of humans who catch it, as a result of ‘unprecedented’ outbreak sweeping mammals, experts fear Cases of killer H5N1 strain have already jumped from birds to foxes and minkIt has sparked concern that pathogen is one step closer to spreading in humansExperts warn a new variant could arise that is ‘more harmful’ to humansBird flu could mutate to become even more harmful to humans due to the ongoing unprecedented outbreak, experts fear.
Cases of the killer H5N1 strain, which are at record levels, have already jumped from birds to foxes, otters and mink.
It has sparked huge concern among top virologists that the deadly pathogen is now one step closer to spreading in humans — a hurdle which has so far stopped it from triggering a pandemic.
The World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) has now warned mammals could act as ‘mixing vessels’ for different influenza viruses, potentially unleashing a new variant that could be ‘more harmful’ to humans.
The H5N1 strain already has a fatality rate of around 50 per cent among people.
Yet fewer than 900 cases among humans have been detected since the first in 1997 because it does not transmit easily between people.
Via https://seemorerocks.is/marburgs-and-bird-flu-what-they-have-coming-down-the-stream/
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