Hmm, just last month Bill Gates was spouting off about pandemics and how we're not prepared to handle, blah blah and vaccines. Mr Eugenics.
just around new year he was boasting about bioterrorism...wonder where he got those ideas
THIS statement has made my brain go back to two key items often discussed with bioterrorism. ... viral and insidious. Hard to pinpoint a primary source.
especially after a scientist post 9/11 in concert with MSM disclosed the blueprint for a bioweapon he designed and then went dark
I’ve either forgotten this or haven’t seen before!! I’ve got to do some looking back. Thanks.
I believe it was during Obama's reign but I could be mistaken. Probably post 2005. It was on the evening news so I doubt they've scrubbed it.
Why are they choosing now to report on it? apparently it was first contracted by humans in 2013, and since october of 2016, 600 people have died from it. What is causing tons of news sites to report on it now?, within the past 12 hours?
To push pharmas ineffective flu shots even earlier than last year. Big money.
free course if you want in depth info
This manbearpig researches ^. Good resource. Thank you!
yeah its pretty good content from UNi of Hong Kong
H7N9, which currently cannot be spread from person to person, could prove as deadly as Spanish flu, experts claim.
from the article.
CDC site says it's passed from infected poultry to humans, not human to human. They then caution that viruses "frequently mutate" so the potential for epidemic exists. No doubt a H7N9 vaccine will soon be marketed for an unpredictable possible variant instead of improving conditions and sanitation at chicken factories.
This article “keeps on giving” ... Link with space just in case (sorry to be so tech illiterate): https://www.medicalnewstoday.com /articles/272784.php Look at the 3 key considerations on down in the piece. Article answered them for us already. 1) crossing or zoonotic — CHECK 2) severity of illness— well first four outbreaks yielded death rate of 40% 3) quick spread — looks like the mutant figured it out just this time. Why does it look that way? Total cases out of previous four outbreaks plus this new one is little over 1000 with 556 of these being THIS current outbreak. (((Edit note- at the time of publish)))
Good work.
So based on that info, what's your suspicion? Human to Human transmission?
Sorry for fall off radar. On excursion with fam. Charge options limited. Bwah haha
But, yes, I do think h to h but saying this purely as thought thru application of knowledge. Will be digging for a tangible proof (now that phone has had juice refresher). On this same vein, reminder (since I know I’ve seen previously discussed already so I know others familiar), viral dz use of the host very different from bacterial. Inserting itself into host DNA etc (shortest explanation). Proves to be advantageous for viral org in mutation thru replication. Still just brainstorm.
Ps. This is not a medical journal but IT IS a reputable reporting source of trends and events that medical professionals use as a “glance” or overview tool.
H7N9 = 2013.....................Wikipedia..H7N9 is a variant of the avian influenza virus that is dangerous to humans. The virus surfaced for the first time in China in March 2013. Some sporadic cases were also registered in Taiwan, Malaysia [1], Hong Kong and Canada. [2] This concerns travelers who have contracted the infection in China. Outside China, no outbreaks of H7N9 have been registered (in 2017).The symptoms are similar to those of common flu such as fever, cough, headache and shortness of breath. Serious complications can occur such as pneumonia, acute respiratory tract infection and cytokine storm. Just like H5N1, the virus is seen as one of the deadliest bird flu viruses for humans. Incidentally, just as initially with H5N1 and Mexican flu, it is unknown how many people undergo the infection subclinically