EBOLA 2019: TOTALLY UNSTOPPABLE EVENT NOW GOING GLOBAL

[The Seeker]

Thor, a leetle dissertation on the content of these videos would help, at times it is difficult to be able to watch any of them

[thorfourwinds]

6*10*19
IMPORTANT NOW EVERYONE BEGINS TAKING REASONABLE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (!)

Florida Maquis

[thorfourwinds]

INFORWARS IS LIVE FROM San Antonio.
Owen Shroyer reports live as illegal immigrants from Congo and other countries are dropped off in San Antonio, Texas via bus.

The Infowars crew was also forcibly kicked out of a city building.

HUNDREDS OF ILLEGALS FROM EBOLA-RIDDEN CONGO DUMPED IN TEXAS, 350 MORE ON THE WAY

Major threat ignored by mainstream media

Kelen McBreen | Infowars.com - JUNE 8, 2019

After being placed in San Antonio, the illegal immigrants are bussed to a destination of their choice by local charities who spend "roughly $14,000 a week on bus tickets."

Last weekend, a group of more than 100 illegals from Angola, Cameroon and Congo were filmed wading through the Rio Grande River and entering the United States.

In a statement, CBP said, "Agents have encountered 182 large groups (100+ individuals) across the SW border this fiscal year. This is the first large group apprehended in Del Rio Sector this FY and the first large group apprehended on the SW border this FY consisting entirely of African nationals."

[WhatTheHey]

   Well this is an expected outcome.  According to this article, some of the antibiotics we use in medical applications for our selves and in industrial practices for livestock and other food sources finds its way into our water ways of course, just as many other kinds of pollutants do.  The exposure of the microbes to these antibiotics is stimulating the development of new and/or stronger microbes capable of infecting us and animals with diseases we're not able to counter.  This is happening in many of our waterways world wide.  This is from one of the worst recorded levels, samples from Bangladesh's Kirtankhola River, near the south-central city of Barisal, contained the highest antibiotic concentrations of any surveyed site. The level of Metronidazole approached 40,000 nano-grams per liter, or about 300 times the safe level. The commonly prescribed drug ciprofloxacin exceeded safe levels by a factor of eight.".  There are some antibiotics that are not showing up in test samples.
   Some of the antibiotics researchers looked for, Oxytetracycline, Amoxicillin and Cloxacillin were not detected at any site.  Sounds like we should concentrate on these antibiotics and try to develop varieties of these types for future uses.

https://www.sciencenews.org/article/world-rivers-dangerous-levels-antibiotics?tgt=nr

   Oh well, just thought this was interesting and it seemed to fit here.   

[Irene]

WTH, great contribution. Giving you some gold as this really interests me. 

We always hear about psych and hormone meds in our water. It never even occurred to me there would be antibiotics too.

[ArMaP]

According to this article, some of the antibiotics we use in medical applications for our selves and in industrial practices for livestock and other food sources finds its way into our water ways of course, just as many other kinds of pollutants do.

I find interesting that one of the finds was that, in some cases, there was a pharmaceutical plant on the rivers with high levels of antibiotics.

The exposure of the microbes to these antibiotics is stimulating the development of new and/or stronger microbes capable of infecting us and animals with diseases we're not able to counter.  This is happening in many of our waterways world wide.

That's why using antibiotics for cattle growth is forbidden in most countries (the US only did that on 2017).

Oh well, just thought this was interesting and it seemed to fit here.   

Not much, as virus are not affected by antibiotics, so while other diseases may spread and/or appear thanks to the excess of antibiotics in Nature, virus will ignore them.

[ArMaP]

There was meeting on Friday, June 14th, to discuss the situation in Congo.

Statement on the meeting of the International Health Regulations (2005) Emergency Committee for Ebola virus disease in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

The Committee expressed its deep concern about the ongoing outbreak, which, despite some positive epidemiological trends, especially in the epicentres of Butembo and Katwa, shows that the extension and/or reinfection of disease in other areas like Mabalako, presents, once again, challenges around community acceptance and security. In addition, the response continues to be hampered by a lack of adequate funding and strained human resources.

The cluster of cases in Uganda is not unexpected; the rapid response and initial containment is a testament to the importance of preparedness in neighbouring countries. The Committee commends the communication and collaboration between DRC and Uganda.

At the same time, the exportation of cases into Uganda is a reminder that, as long as this outbreak continues in DRC, there is a risk of spread to neighbouring countries, although the risk of spread to countries outside the region remains low.

It was the view of the Committee that the outbreak is a health emergency in DRC and the region but does not meet all the three criteria for a PHEIC under the IHR. While the outbreak is an extraordinary event, with risk of international spread, the ongoing response would not be enhanced by formal Temporary Recommendations under the IHR (2005).

PS: I saw this today on Euronews, so it looks like someone is talking about it.

[Irene]

Everyone should read The Hot Zone by Richard Preston. The incident featured in that book proved that filoviruses are completely unpredictable.

They never did determine how monkeys in one room were infected by monkeys in another, as each room at the facility was kept isolated. The only possible source of transmission was the HVAC system and it has always been assumed that Ebola is not airborne.

[ArMaP]

They never did determine how monkeys in one room were infected by monkeys in another, as each room at the facility was kept isolated. The only possible source of transmission was the HVAC system and it has always been assumed that Ebola is not airborne.

Wasn't that the Reston virus? Although from the same "family" as Ebola, humans are not affected by it as they are with Ebola.

PS: thanks for the suggestion.

[WhatTheHey]

Not much, as virus are not affected by antibiotics, so while other diseases may spread and/or appear thanks to the excess of antibiotics in Nature, virus will ignore them.

    LOL Oh my,  Ebola is an infectious disease and so are some of the possible results of this antibiotic pollution situation.  That's why it fits.... That's all.   Never said it was a virus, lol just posted the article here as it is about the possibility of creating new INFECTIOUS diseases.  I guess you didn't see the four horsemen in the thread.  They don't just do viruses....lol   Not to mention that there are other post in this thread that are about various infectious diseases and this artical is stated as a global happening, just as is the Ebola situation.  So yes it does fit here fine.  Your just doing the same thing again.   lol   

[WhatTheHey]

WTH, great contribution. Giving you some gold as this really interests me. 

We always hear about psych and hormone meds in our water. It never even occurred to me there would be antibiotics too.

   Your welcome and thank you as well!   

[Irene]

Wasn't that the Reston virus? Although from the same "family" as Ebola, humans are not affected by it as they are with Ebola.

PS: thanks for the suggestion.

ArMaP, that is my point. We don't know WTF Ebola of any strain is going to do or how.

[ArMaP]

I guess you didn't see the four horsemen in the thread.

I did, but I forgot about them, as I don't see old superstitions as relevant.

[WhatTheHey]

I did, but I forgot about them, as I don't see old superstitions as relevant.

    Well its been part of this thread from the start, so whether you believe in it or not is irrelevant!!!!!!! LOL   

     May the light brighten your day, inside and out and with that I bid you adieu!   

[ArMaP]

ArMaP, that is my point. We don't know WTF Ebola of any strain is going to do or how.

The Reston virus is not an Ebola strain, it's a different virus, that's why it acts in a slightly different way.

But it's true that we cannot know how things will be if there are any mutations.