Avian Flu, On the Verge of an Epidemic

http://www.drudgereportarchives.com/data/2005/02/20/20050220_163200_flash3ny.htm

MAG: Avian Flu, On the Verge of an Epidemic Sun Feb 20 2005 11:30:41 ET

The vicious avian flu that has killed dozens of people in Vietnam, Thailand, and elsewhere in the region "has caused the deaths of hundreds of millions of animals in nearly a dozen Asian countries" in the past two years and could kill millions of people if it becomes capable of spreading efficiently among humans, Michael Specter reports in "Nature's Bioterrorist" (p. 50), in the February 28, 2005, issue of The New Yorker. http://i.am/jah/blescur.htm

"No such virus has ever spread so quickly over such a wide geographical area," Specter notes, and, unlike most viruses, "this one has already affected a more diverse group than any other type of flu, and it has killed many animals previously thought to be resistant." One farmer whose chickens were killed by the virus says, "It's damn hard to watch. One day, they're all alive and healthy - the vets were here the week before to check them - and the next day they're dying by the thousand. It happened so quickly. They started shivering, thousands of them at once. And then they started to fall. Every one of them. They just fell over, dead." Scott Dowell, the director of the Centers for Disease Control's Thailand office, tells Specter, "The world just has no idea what it's going to see if this thing comes. When, really. It's when. I don't think we can afford the luxury of the word 'if' anymore.... The clock is ticking. We just don't know what time it is." http://i.am/jah/signs.htm

In 1946, future pharmaceutical czar George Merck reported to the US Secretary of War, that he'd managed to weaponise the toxin extracted from the Brucella bacterium and to isolate it into an indestructible crystalline form using only the DNA particles.

Aerial spraying of the crystals via chemtrails was deployed on Chinese and Korean populations during the Korean War. Many veterans of the war later developed Multiple Sclerosis. The army recognized that the MS was Brucella-related and paid the veterans compensation. Although the Brucella micoplasma can lay dormant for decades, it can be triggered by vaccines. Vaccines have been mandatory in the US military since 1911.

Smallpox
By Dr. Vivian Virginia Vetrano
vvvetrano [at] rionet [dot] cc
11-2-2

A dead disease is being resurrected. Now the media will have
something exciting to talk about everyday and to frighten the benighted
American public with. For whatever reason, the revivification of smallpox
is certainly on the current agenda.

Not too long ago Fox News showed us a picture of a man who was
covered with smallpox pustules on his arms, face, legs and abdomen. The