Trump's top health guy let it slip this is what they do.. they create bio weapons to target Black people and whoever else they want to disappear.
A disease of unknown origin is spreading through the Kwango Province in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Trump's top health guy let it slip this is what they do.. they create bio weapons to target Black people and whoever else they want to disappear.
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good grief
I know he's a former heroin addict with a brain worm but the fact he can reveal this strategy they use is alarming.
I don’t remember how many but more than a few have departments to focus on communicable diseases. Some local populaces listen or don’t, either way a lot of people can suffer depending on how fast it can spread, how it travels, how old or how young problem is.
My pops used to work for our CDC and spent a bunch of years going from country to country around the continent. I even went to leave with him once, and worked with them and the embassy for a little bit. He’s been all Africa, Haiti, northern South America, etc.
There’s different situations in different places, and local education and beliefs in science can play a big part in those situations. Yeah there’s a lot of modernization the biggest coli wannabe militants haven’t cared to physically see, but there’s also a ton of lowkey traditionalism and folks who live off the land and off the grid. shyt like war, famine, and other things that cause rapid migration can land some of these groups in places they wouldn’t normally eat or live. Old traditions can bring others to seek out food sources that are in hotbeds of very old, very young, but non the less dangerous microorganisms. Wandering cac hikers and tourist pick up and spread a lot of shyt too.
Outbreaks happen kind of like with the Kitum cave in Kenya. shyt just festers and gets stronger, until the first time it makes contact with something living. Only time spent learning about this shyt then educating everyone in and out of the hotspot will slow it down and eventually isolate it, hopefully with a treatment and/or vaccine developed against it. Everywhere in the world has its own set of viral, bacterial, fungal communicable dangers whether it gets publicized or not.
One of the worst enemies of the places affected are often the loudest people crying conspiracy or blowing off simple shyt like washing hands, or staying away from others when they’re sick. A huge problem with Ebola, for example, was how locals needed to handle their dead and dying in a traditional way. Some were straight up like “bytch I prayed about it, we good!”, then they sick too and passing it to other family members. Nobody can really do anything but study the affects, question people about their contact with others to map it out, see how it affects victims and how to counteract that shyt.
There’s different situations in different places, and local education and beliefs in science can play a big part in those situations. Yeah there’s a lot of modernization the biggest coli wannabe militants haven’t cared to physically see, but there’s also a ton of lowkey traditionalism and folks who live off the land and off the grid. shyt like war, famine, and other things that cause rapid migration can land some of these groups in places they wouldn’t normally eat or live. Old traditions can bring others to seek out food sources that are in hotbeds of very old, very young, but non the less dangerous microorganisms. Wandering cac hikers and tourist pick up and spread a lot of shyt too.
Outbreaks happen kind of like with the Kitum cave in Kenya. shyt just festers and gets stronger, until the first time it makes contact with something living. Only time spent learning about this shyt then educating everyone in and out of the hotspot will slow it down and eventually isolate it, hopefully with a treatment and/or vaccine developed against it. Everywhere in the world has its own set of viral, bacterial, fungal communicable dangers whether it gets publicized or not.
One of the worst enemies of the places affected are often the loudest people crying conspiracy or blowing off simple shyt like washing hands, or staying away from others when they’re sick. A huge problem with Ebola, for example, was how locals needed to handle their dead and dying in a traditional way. Some were straight up like “bytch I prayed about it, we good!”, then they sick too and passing it to other family members. Nobody can really do anything but study the affects, question people about their contact with others to map it out, see how it affects victims and how to counteract that shyt.
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More often than not I tend to take that L.
My thoughts exactly.
Trump is going to call it the African disease. Then he will inevitably catch but then lie and say he does not have it
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So many zoonotic diseases will emerge this century
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Come on, man. He didn't reveal anything other than his own stupidity and ignorance. COVID's effects were not ethnically selective. Rfk Jr. is a dumbass who compared pandemic safety measures to Nazi Germany. He also called pandemic safety measures that helped Black people systemic racism.
As this develops, and the world learns more about it, there’s nothing wrong with helping if it’s possible. If you got money like that to travel, get with the embassy and see how you can volunteer or donate to affected communities. If you don’t have it like that, reach out to affected locals online, listen and make sure they’re informed about ways to possibly mitigate them catching it. Awareness, education, and communication is the most helpful thing outside of a future cure.
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I don't care for the messenger..the idea that ethnically targeted germ warfare isn't real is just crazy.
What do you think a biological weapon is..they also tried to wipe us out with hiv.
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Have a good night, dude.
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The more human civilization expands, the more often we'll (as a species) get exposed to unknown pathogens and let's just hope that the melting ice caps and glaciers don't have some 10,000 year-old virus trapped in them.