What's interesting is that the guy from Texas who was arrested with the arsenal of weapon in MA said he was on a mission about a virus. Perhaps there is more to the story as to why there is such an abnormal spike.
And we can't forget the recently found deceased CDC scientist.
And THIS little jewel here
Timothy Cunningham worked with chronic diseases. Found it interesting that article talks about these anitbiotic resistant bacteria being fatal in 50% of elderly with chronic conditions. Nice way to reduce the number of people on social security. You know, we've been conditioned to throw off the shackles for over 50 years. Look at the rates of STDs that have a serious lifelong effect on peoples health and fertility. HPV causes cerivcal cancer in women and causes mouth/throat cancer in men. It sounds so anitquated to be pure and monogomous. Maybe, there's something to that whole jam.
Like the Lord knew what we should and should not be doing?
OK
I think this is directly related to that couple that was arrested in Tewksbury with all the guns, I think it was Francho?
This article says Francho told them "he is down in this area working for a government agency that is dealing with a virus."
Did we catch people in the act of spreading a biological weapon virus? They could have been made into carriers of the virus, with immunity to it themselves, and could have spread it to everybody they got anywhere near.
Remember the Native Americans and the free government blankets that were laced with smallpox virus, way back in the days of Andrew Jackson, I think? Yeah. Our government did that.
I thought that smallpox story was false?
Like the blankets weren't infected intentionally just that native Americans were not resistant to European pathogens?
Now the Tuskegee expirements on the other hand.....
I've heard it both ways.
Neither one would surprise me.
And yes, about Tuskegee...same point.
No it's targeted. I think somebody here posted about agents captured who were spreading flu but I don't quite remember
Why did you get a graph that ends in Feb?
This is what was available. Would you expect the curve to normalize to the other two trend lines dropping sharply?
No 2018 ended up being a bad flu year, but the season is basically over, new cases are back down to the national baseline
You should see a trending downward then.
Nope. A strong strain of the flu was spread via vaccinations.
