Update (1700ET): All day we’ve been watching disturbing videos of hospital hallways littered with what appear to be dead bodies, yet the death toll from the Wuhan coronavirus hasn’t budged from 26 since Beijing reported the first two deaths outside Hubei … Continue reading China Suddenly Increases Death Toll By Over 60% As Virus Jumps To Europe
Millions of women in Europe are now deathly afraid to walk outside their own homes at night, and with each passing day more news reports of absolutely horrific rapes and sexual assaults come pouring in from all over the continent. So who is to blame for this epidemic of rape?
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Did you know that more Americans now die from suicide than are killed in car crashes each year? According to the CDC, there has been a substantial spike in suicide deaths in the United States in recent years. Today, approximately 9.3 million Americans admit to having suicidal thoughts, and approximately 2.7 million Americans each year actually make a plan for how they would commit suicide. We are a deeply, deeply unhappy nation, but of course this phenomenon is not just limited to America. According to the World Health Organization, suicide is now the third highest cause of death in the entire world. Globally, suicide rates … Continue reading Suicide Epidemic: Why Does The Number Of People Killing Themselves Just Keep Going Up?
My worst fears are being realized. The following information is strongly suggestive that the United Nations is poised to seize control of Jade Helm. Further, the nature of UN involvement with Jade Helm is strongly suggestive of the fact that … Continue reading The UN Is Preparing to Manage Mass Casualty Events Under Jade Helm
My worst fears are being realized. The following information is strongly suggestive that the United Nations is poised to seize control of Jade Helm. Further, the nature of UN involvement with Jade Helm is strongly suggestive of the fact that massive numbers of people will be relocated to camps following a chemical/biological attack. Further, this administration has established the protocols for just such a forced relocation of massive amounts of people. We have seen the Blue Bell Ice Cream trucks, featured later in this article, that are implicated in this scenario for the presumed transport of a massive amounts of … Continue reading The UN Is Preparing to Manage Mass Casualty Events Under Jade Helm
(NaturalNews) A multi-antibiotic-resistant strain of deadly typhoid fever has spread from Asia to Africa, where it might have reached epidemic proportions, warned an international research team in a study published in the journal Nature Genetics on May 11. The 74 researchers from … Continue reading Drug-resistant ‘super typhoid’ now spreading globally
A well known phenomenon in the animal kingdom is that when taking over a new pride, a lion will sometimes kill all the cubs. We don’t know exactly what kind of feeling drives him in this bloody act, but there’s obviously a lack of attachment. Suffice it to say the problem can be summed up thus: it’s not his family. America’s pride is falling. And few things illustrate this better than the open-borders mentality that has allowed foreigners to bring diseases — most notably Ebola but also EV-D68 and others — into our country. There was a time when a … Continue reading Welcome to EbolaCare — but the Website is Down
A team of funeral agents specialised in the burial of victims of the Ebola virus put a body in a grave at the Fing Tom cemetery in Freetown (AFP Photo / Florian Plaucheur) The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that “Ebola response teams” are being assembled that will be able to deploy “within hours” to any hospital in the United States. “For any hospital anywhere in the country that has a confirmed case of Ebola, we will put a team on the ground within hours,” CDC Director Tom Frieden said during a Tuesday afternoon press conference at the … Continue reading US establishing ‘Ebola response teams’ to contain epidemic
(NaturalNews) A surprisingly large number of sectors of the U.S. economy depend on what I call “public faith in the safety of crowds.” Tourism, commercial air travel, restaurants, sporting events and even public transportation all depends on the public believing that coming into close contact with other people is a relatively safe activity. (Which it is, for now…) If that belief in the safety of crowds is shattered, the public’s unwillingness to risk their health and lives will lead to a rapid revenue implosion among numerous sectors of the economy. This shattering of faith can happen literally overnight in local … Continue reading Ebola outbreak could devastate sectors of U.S. economy, warns Health Ranger
Has the endgame been revealed on the Ebola outbreak? Two days ago, Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the U.S. National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told The Canadian Press that it’s “quite conceivable, if not likely” that fast-tracked Ebola vaccines may have to given to entire countries to get the viral outbreak under control (via Modern Healthcare): “It is conceivable that this epidemic will not turn around even if we pour resources into it. It may just keep going and going and it might require a vaccine.” “As the epidemic gets more and more formidable and in some … Continue reading NIH: ‘We May Have to Vaccinate Whole Countries to Stop Ebola Outbreak’
(NaturalNews) Health authorities in Spain have confirmed that a member of a medical team working in a modern hospital somehow managed to contract Ebola from a patient she was treating. As Associated Press reports: [1] Spanish authorities said they were investigating how the nurse became infected at a hospital with modern health care facilities and special equipment for handling cases of deadly viruses. “…Staff at the Carlos III hospital where she worked claimed the protective suits they were given were not good enough,” reports the Daily Mail. [2] “Unnamed sources told Spanish daily El Pais the suits did not meet … Continue reading If Ebola only spreads via direct contact, how did the nurse in Spain get infected while wearing protective gear?
(NaturalNews) Health authorities in Spain have confirmed that a member of a medical team working in a modern hospital somehow managed to contract Ebola from a patient she was treating. As Associated Press reports: [1] Spanish authorities said they were investigating how the nurse became infected at a hospital with modern health care facilities and special equipment for handling cases of deadly viruses. “…Staff at the Carlos III hospital where she worked claimed the protective suits they were given were not good enough,” reports the Daily Mail. [2] “Unnamed sources told Spanish daily El Pais the suits did not meet … Continue reading If Ebola only spreads via direct contact, how did the nurse in Spain get infected while wearing protective gear?
The Washington Post reported that a major Liberian newspaper, the Daily Observer, has published an article by a Liberian-born faculty member of a U.S. university who is strongly implying the epidemic is the result of bioterrorism experiments conducted by the United States Department of Defense, The professor, from Delaware State University, Cyril Broderick, is the professor making these claims. This and other similar claims begs the question, “Is Ebola a manufactured crisis that is being allowed to purposefully spread to countries in the West, including the United States? The Odds of Ebola Spreading to the West A series of highly sophisticated … Continue reading Ebola Is the Most Dangerous False Flag Event In History
(Reuters) – Sierra Leone recorded 121 deaths from Ebola and scores of new infections in one of the single deadliest days since the disease appeared in the West African country more than four months ago, government health statistics showed on Sunday. The figures, which covered the period through Saturday, put the total number of deaths at 678, up from 557 the day before. The daily statistics compiled by Sierra Leone’s Emergency Operations Centre also showed 81 new cases of the hemorrhagic fever. Ebola was first reported in Guinea in March and has since spread to neighboring Liberia and Sierra Leone … Continue reading Sierra Leone records 121 Ebola deaths in a single day
(Reuters) – Sierra Leone recorded 121 deaths from Ebola and scores of new infections in one of the single deadliest days since the disease appeared in the West African country more than four months ago, government health statistics showed on Sunday. The figures, which covered the period through Saturday, put the total number of deaths at 678, up from 557 the day before. The daily statistics compiled by Sierra Leone’s Emergency Operations Centre also showed 81 new cases of the hemorrhagic fever. Ebola was first reported in Guinea in March and has since spread to neighboring Liberia and Sierra Leone … Continue reading Sierra Leone records 121 Ebola deaths in a single day
Today a fourth American to catch Ebola was transported to the US and is being treated at the same Atlanta hospital where two other healthcare workers have recovered from the Ebola virus. In a press release from the Emory News Center, they admitted the patient around 10:25 a.m., and they “will be treated in the same isolation unit in which two patients were recently treated and discharged.” Unlike West Africa’s makeshift treatment centers, the Emory University Hospital said it has built a medical team and an isolation unit following the CDC’s protocol for treating patients who test positive for “serious … Continue reading Fourth U.S. citizen with Ebola arrives in Atlanta for treatment
Though news on the Ebola virus has been muted since two American health care workers were admitted to U.S.-based facilities last month, the deadly contagion continues to spread. According to the World Health Organization more than ,40% of all Ebola cases thus far have occurred in just the last three months, suggesting that the virus is continuing to build steam. Physicist Alessandro Vespignani of Northeastern University in Boston is one of several researchers trying to figure out how far Ebola may spread and how many people around the world could be affected. Based on his findings, there will be 10,000 … Continue reading U.S. Preps For Ebola Outbreak: Cases May Exceed 100,000 By December: “The Numbers Are Really Scary”
If hundreds of doctors and nurses are becoming infected with Ebola, what chance is the general public going to have? This is not just a question that many of us are asking. As you will see below, this is a question that the World Health Organization is asking. When dozens of health workers started getting Ebola, nobody could explain how it was happening. More precautions were taken and health workers were even more careful than before. Then the number of sick health workers rose to 170. Even more measures were taken to keep doctors and nurses from getting the disease, … Continue reading Ebola Among Health Workers: More Than 240 Sick, More Than 120 Dead
(NaturalNews) Without a sound medical solution to the worst outbreak of Ebola in the history of the planet, governments and non-governmental organizations are turning to a medieval technique that could affect as many as 1 million people, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). As reported by WorldNetDaily (WND), the tactic, which was popularized during the era of the Black Death plague in the 14th century, is known as cordon sanitaire, which is essentially drawing a line around a geographic area where the infections are occurring, letting no one exit — a quarantine. It hasn’t been used since the end … Continue reading Governments resort to medieval quarantine tactic to halt spread of Ebola