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One Third To Die By Plague Or Famine; One Third Will Fall By The Sword; One Third To Be Scattered To Every Wind
In what is now admitted by all the top infectious disease experts to be a “post-antibiotics era” where Big Pharma’s drugs are useless, we are now facing unprecedented outbreaks of Ebola, Chikungunya and even the Plague.
Diseases are spreading out of control in many regions while at the same time the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) is recklessly exposing its own scientists to Anthrax and other deadly agents. (1)
Here’s a frightening update on some of the most dangerous infectious diseases that are nowspreading out of control:
Ebola outbreak out of control; 600 dead and counting
From The Extinction Protocol blog (2):
Ebola has spread through several West African countries, including Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea, since its latest outbreak in February. The death toll from the virus has surpassed 600 despite efforts by regional and international health experts to contain the epidemic. There is currently no known cure for Ebola, a form of hemorrhagic fever whose symptoms are diarrhea, vomiting and bleeding.
Deadly airborne plague strikes four in Denver, Colorado
From Bloomberg.com (3):
A rare airborne form of the plague that can spread through coughing and sneezing has infected a Colorado man, and state health officials are searching for other possible cases.
Following that story, Bloomberg went on to report that the airborne disease had already begun to spread to other victims: (4)
Three more plague cases were found in Colorado, a week after the first infection of the deadliest form of the disease was reported in the state in a decade. The man initially reported with pneumonic plague on July 11 is hospitalized. Two of the new cases also had pneumonic plague, while the third had a milder form.
Chikungunya explodes across 35 U.S. states
From the New York Daily News: (13)
There is no vaccine and no treatment. The Centers for Disease Control has listed a total of 497 cases in the U.S. in 35 states, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, 197 locally transmitted. “The arrival of chikungunya virus, first in the tropical Americas and now in the United States, underscores the risks posed by this and other exotic pathogens,” Roger Nasci, a mosquito expert at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said in a statement.
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