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Laurent posted an update 6 years, 2 months ago
Another plague to add to the tally.
So what do we have…
US commodity crops severely affected by last year’s rain. Fires in Australia, diseases affecting large portions of the world especially in China which was seeing several other outbreaks of various diseases before the wuflu most importantly the swine flu which was devastating food production. We had several major chemical production centers magically blow up over the last few years along with ammunition depots. East Africa now seeing its own customized plague in the form of a locust swarm which is exactly the event that will mostly harm its local population. In every case, we see these crisis, it seems like the events happening on the ground are exactly what the general population down to its cultural practices are particularly vulnerable to. The West is more robust to withstand this rolling chaos but with China being severely effected, people are starting to see how vulnerable the West is when China is taken out. As an example, 95% of our anti biotics come directly from China. There is no other supplier that has the potential to scale up just in this one instance.
I’d like to think that there are some people that are so intelligent and think on such a dimensional scale that they would be able to operate such a coordinated series of events but for the life of me, I have never met such a person that can even come close to operating at such a level.
I’ve asked this before but must do so again. What are we seeing? Are these calamities related or just the happy accident of the complexity of our world getting out of hand? Is it something else? The phrase God-fearing man has always been a puzzle to me. Is this the direction we should start looking?
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/apocalyptic-footage-shows-million-locusts-swarm-motorist-africa
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Something I would like to know that no one is talking about is, do the people in China or the people that have become ill take the flu shot. All I know is when I get injected I get the same symptoms as are being described and it does not let up from the first blow in or infection around November until the end of May or first of June. The upper respiratory is so horrendous I will spare you the description of the bodily function during the whole episode.
This is the EXACT reason I don’t EVER get flu vaccinations. My parents, both physicians, who died in 1996, even THEN, said do NOT take the flu shot. It is unnecessary. Get the flu, develop your own immunity, and move on.
1998 was the last year my wife and I had a flu vaccination shot, and of course we suffered from the usual flu-like symptoms. After we stopped taking the shots we have remained healthy. Of course we are all just posting anecdotal evidence, but if it is working for all of us why should we change now? We simply keep our hands clean, and never rub our eyes with our fingers, just to be safe(r).
Or live on a farm/ranch with all the bacteria and other influences that keep our immune systems healthy and stay the heck away from cities and crowds. Anti-Agenda 2030.
I know what you are talking about justawhoaman, we live in a place surrounded by ‘paradise’.
I’ve come to think that our entire approach to vaccines has become a failed model. We extrapolated an initial success with cowpox to such a degree that it does not in any way resemble what occurred in the original cowpox vaccination.
Today, we artificially evolve the pathogens in various animal cells and human cells, we force the immune system into hyperactive sensitivity so that it may see the pathogens injected in our blood streams and we disregard any benefit of experiencing disease as a normal and a NECESSARY part of being human even as more and more studies are starting to show that having certain ‘childhood diseases like Measles which used to be considered a mild disease since our population wasnt deficient in Vitamin A garner protection against other more critical diseases including some form of cancer.
I think we have come to understand medicine as an evolved science and practice and while I would tend to agree at the surgical level, I think we are still very much at the infancy of properly understanding the chemistry of the human body and how to affect it and not including genetic manipulation. We have centuries of experience with surgery. We have familiarity with some chemical compounds but it wasn’t long ago that we still thought Mercury as a curative and we only have a few decades understanding with genetics. Whether a particular treatment works or not is not the point, the point is that we have forgotten that we are in a very real way test cases and just as the surgeon of centuries past were arrogant know-it-all that couldn’t be wrong, today we have the same mentality pervading in the medical field.
One thing remains true, YOU are the one and only final decision maker for your own health. You do not need to know everything there is about your own body but it is and has always been your own responsibility to know if the risks are worth the reward. It is what has always been required of us and as the world becomes increasingly technical, we is still required of us to follow along as best as our abilities will let us. Doctors, unfortunately are not a good stop gap for lack of knowledge and if you can, you should find out for yourself. The vaccine moms have shown that even if they are not correct in every case, by in large they have told us for decades that something is wrong and only 30 years on are people even starting to look at the issue.
To fit in more with your post I heard about a year or two ago that we usually have a three year supply of stored food that we no longer have. Not trying to cause panic here only passing along information that might bring some understand of to your line of thought.
By we you mean in the US?
On a lighter note and at the risk of seeming like a cad or whatever, here is what one Commenter on the ZeroHedge website article posted… it cracked me up last night when I read it and is still funny.
In regards to driving through the locust swarms:
“Sub-Saharan free fast food. Roll down window, stick out head, open mouth, enjoy!”
My bad, LOL.
While living on Guadalcanal (ground zero for malaria), I noticed that (amongst expats) nearly everyone on chloroquine etc caught malaria, and almost nobody who didn’t take the pills got malaria.