Scientists Deliberately Create Fear
This article is about
the Bird Flu, but as you read this, think of the Coronavirus. Notice
a pattern? There are more patterns that I'll publish in future Posts. Did millions die from the Bird Flu? Save this post to see if millions die from this one. But don't be surprised of millions are dead saying it was the Coronavirus.
Infectious scares Bird
Flu
[A missive straight
from the Department of Infectious scares at Fear Inc (with the usual
masked army and fake image of the 'virus'). Bird Flu being the last
load of bollocks. We all know they would love to wipe us all out by
any means possible (Depopulation Human Abuse Mass Murder Inc), but
failed miserably with viruses apart from two or so Anthrax victims,
and they want to destroy all of that paperwork, which tells a story.
You have to laugh at this: 'But others argue the virus should never
have been created – and warn the potential if it escaped from the
lab is ‘staggering’. There are also fears the recipe will be
seized on by terrorists looking for a biological weapon'..... Paul
Kiem, an anthrax expert, said: ‘I can’t think of another
pathogenic organism that is as scary as this one. I don’t think
anthrax is scary at all compared to this.’ So scared, and we also
all know who the real Terrorists are.]
Terror fear as
scientists DELIBERATELY create 'Armageddon' bird flu virus in lab
By Fiona Macrae
Last updated at 11:15
AM on 21st December 2011
A super-strain of bird
flu that could infect and wipe out millions has been developed in a
laboratory.
Dutch scientists who
created the ‘Armageddon virus’ say it is ‘probably one of the
most dangerous viruses you can make’.
Their research focused
on what it took to convert bird flu – which can kill more than half
of those infected but does not spread easily – into a highly
contagious virus.
Deadly: The new strain
could wipe out millions of people at a time
Deadly: The new strain
of bird flu could wipe out millions of people at a time
They said this
knowledge would be vital for the development of vaccines and drugs to
prevent a possible pandemic.
But others argue the
virus should never have been created – and warn the potential if it
escaped from the lab is ‘staggering’. There are also fears the
recipe will be seized on by terrorists looking for a biological
weapon.
Ron Fouchier led a
study into bird flu but he said that the work was to be used to
create a vaccine
The U.S. government is
so concerned that its advisers are trying to block the details of the
virus’s manufacture from being published.
National Science
Advisory Board for Biosecurity chairman Paul Kiem, an anthrax expert,
said: ‘I can’t think of another pathogenic organism that is as
scary as this one. I don’t think anthrax is scary at all compared
to this.’
However, others pointed
out that similar fears – raised six years ago when another team of
scientists recreated the Spanish flu virus that killed up to
50million in 1918 – proved groundless.
The latest controversy
surrounds the H5N1 bird flu virus. In 2005, there were warnings of a
potential bird flu global pandemic which would kill hundreds of
millions.
Of the 573 people that
have caught the bug so far worldwide, 336 have died. However, the
germ’s inability to spread easily from person to person means the
predicted pandemic has never materialised.
Now, scientists at the
Erasmus Medical Centre in Rotterdam have created a H5N1 bird flu that
spreads as easily as winter flu.
Dangerous: It is feared
if new details of the avian flu is published, it could be used for
bioterrorism
In experiments on
ferrets – whose flu symptoms are most like humans’ – just five
mutations in two key genes turned the ‘normal’ bird flu into a
highly contagious, super-spreader.
The scientist behind
the project, Ron Fouchier, said: ‘We now know which mutations to
watch for in the case of an outbreak and we can stop the outbreak
before it is too late.’
A university spokesman
said: ‘If this type of research is carried out under maximum safety
conditions, the benefits are greater than the risks.’
But Donald Henderson,
an expert in biosecurity who spearheaded the worldwide drive to
eradicate smallpox, told New Scientist magazine if a highly
contagious virus with a 50 per cent kill rate got loose, ‘a
catastrophe would result’.
Last night, the journal
Science said the U.S. government’s request to publish only an
abbreviated version of Dr Fouchier’s work was being taken very
seriously.
Original Article Here.
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