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Swine Flu Manual!
I said
11-25-08 that a flu pandemic would start in a few months. A few
months later it began. Now I believe the Swine Flu will be the worst
in history. Find out why!
I predicted
this on my blog. The prediction is in the article that reads "Flu
Stop Believes the Bird Flu Pandemic Could be Near!" at http://flustop.blogspot.com in this article I say
that If the H5N1 virus has mutated to the point where it is easily
contagious, which this case seems to indicate and it has reduced its
mortality rate to zero, then watch out. The next step for the virus
could be to again become deadly combined with its new found ability
to spread easily. This could happen shortly in a few months.
So, do not
wait! Start preparing now, Please!
The conditions that
caused the swine flu in Mexico are also in Indonesia. The H5N1 virus
is milder after it has passed through pigs there as well.I called
the pandemic depending on special conditions existing around the
world.
These conditions are popping up in Indonesia, China, Egypt, and
Africa. This means at a later date there could be other strains
spreading at the same time.
"Those who
cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it,"
--George
Santayana
Many of us have
said the same thing in our own words like, Abraham Lincoln once
said, "Those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it."
A swine flu
pandemic is here and people are not respecting it. Most people are
hoping this will not be the big one. There are a lot of reports
trying to calm you down. Like don’t worries the symptoms are like
the normal flu. Many of the people in power want to avoid causing a
panic.
In this case I
think panic is good. Then you can prepare for it while you still
can. They say misery loves company. Think about 6.8 billion other
people wanting what you want if you wait.
WHY DO I
THINK THIS IS THE BIG ONE?
Books call the
1918 Spanish flu the worst ever. Fifty million to one hundred
million people died in that one. However, the 1830 flu was just as
bad looking at the total numbers. There were fewer people in 1830.
Look at the time gap between the two. The 1918 flu was 88 years
before 1830. I think the one here now could break the record. In
1918 there were only 1.8 billion people on earth. Today there are
about six point eight billion people.
We still do not
have a cure for the common cold. Mother Nature still has the edge on
our State of the Art
Medicine. I think at the
end of the day we will not be able to stop it for most people.
However, there are ways to avoid it. Want to learn how to quick and
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Our Swine flu’s
start is like the 1918 flu’s start 91 years ago. It started in late
January 1918. The doctors didn’t know what they were seeing.
At first, they saw people with normal flu systems that were stronger
than normal, and then those symptoms appeared on other people. The
germ spread fast in the body. The surprise was that most of the
patients were young/strong. Soon the medical staffs were
overwhelmed. The doctors of the time were in a state of panic. They
could not figure out what they were seeing. All social gatherings
were banned. Also, people did not go to work to avoid the germ. Then
without notice pop like the bursting of a balloon the germ was gone.
By mid march, public gatherings/social events started to open up
again. And people went back to work.
By the end of
May, the germ was in Shanghai spreading to half of the masses. Then
the virus spread to New Zealand/Austria where it spread to 30
percent of the people. Even though it was spreading quickly, it did
not kill with the same force as before; it was still finding its
way. At this stage, it spread quickly but killed much fewer people
as before. People were calling it the three-day flu. The germ spread
quickly in Europe. Even though it was less deadly, it still had a
strong punch. Notice how easily the germ mutated from one stage to
another.
In Louisville,
Kentucky their first wave showed the germ was changing. People were
choking and dying in their own blood. The first wave that hits your
area may be different from the first wave in other areas. Therefore,
its make up could vary from other reports. Some People were passing
away within 24 to 48 hours.
By the way,
A/H1N1 strain today has the same partial scientific name as the one
in 1918 which was H1N1.
Another strange
thing was 40% of those who died were twenty to thirty-five
years old just like today. Young people in this class usually have
the lowest death rates.
Between
June/August, more than two hundred thousand British soldiers
were
sick out of two million. Then all of a sudden, it was gone again.
The British command declared that the worst was over.
Viruses use
a process known as passage to adapt to their environment. The more
people the germ can touch the easier it can figure use out.
When a
germ has a hard time passing from one animal to another, it will
often become easier to spread. This will often increase its ability
to kill. The virus’s goal is to grow in as many hosts as
possible.
Passage can also cause
the virus to be less dangerous to a single person.
In 1918 when the virus leaped from being a bird’s only germ to a
human germ, it became less poisonous. The effect can go either way
more deadly or less lethal. Today, the H5N1 virus or bird flu is
hard to catch in humans. But as each day goes by it gets easier for
us to catch.
Dr. John Oxford
is a top expert in England who warns that the numbers reported about
the spread of the H1N1 germ are not accurate. Many people catch the
germ with weak to no symptoms. The WHO reported: on or about May 20,
2009 that the swine flu is in 42 countries with a total of 11,168
cases and 86 deaths. In the U.S. they say there were 6,552 cases in
48 states with nine deaths.
Dr. Oxford
thinks the numbers are closer to these:
1. England has
near 30,000 cases
2. The U.S.
near 100,000 cases
3. And Japan
near 30,000 cases
He thinks that
the germ could be 300 times more widespread than the health
authorities admit. The CDC in the U. S. privately thinks that there
are 100,000 cases in the U.S. at the above date as well. This means
the virus is very contagious and it will meet up with the H5N1
strain down the road. When this happens, they will reassort genetic
codes. The H5N1 virus started in 2003. Most experts thought it would
start today’s pandemic. The BIG problem is it has been developing
for five years. It is endemic in Asia, Africa, Indonesia, and Egypt.
In most area’s today the H5N1 germ kills nearly 50% of those who
catch it. When it mixes with the A/H1N1, strain it will become
much less lethal but it will spread easily. And presto a
nasty version of the swine flu will be very hard to
handle.
The world
health organization thinks that up to two billion people could catch
the swine flu. That being said what do you think are the odds
someone with the normal flu also catches the swine flu?
Let’s not sugarcoat the situation. The pandemic could last for two
years. In that time the swine flu, bird flu and normal flu could all mix.
This could create the deadly hybrid.
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