Swine Flu Update

Here is the latest dispatch from Rick’s Picks’ pandemic correspondent, Erich Simon:

Spain is getting slammed tonight, R.

In the Ukraine, 200,000 new cases with each passing day. Also in the Ukraine, the “swine flu” has mutated. The mutations are “small” and “subtle”, but increase virulence and receptor binding domain affinity. Virus samples sent to Mill Hill in London, a top-tier lab, are not being released and the delay is raising eyebrows.

 The same mutations are being profiled in different countries from all corners.

Meanwhile, the virus has broken the human-animal barrier. Cross-species transmission is now in pigs everywhere, ferrets, turkeys, cats and domestic pets. Hitherto an impossibility running contrary to the very laws of Nature, the epizootic and panzootic qualities of the HP H5 virus and now the HP H1 virus can only indicate that the virus ancestries have been tinkered for universal transmission with open door into the human realm.

Indeed, news release now is finally documenting the fact that the HP H5 virus (Bird Flu) is surprisingly like the 1918 Spanish Flu, the greatest human mortality event in history. Also, the jury is back, finally as well, and the 1918 Flu was indeed a Highly Pathogenic virus, despite its H1 status and the fact that the realm of the HP was previously reserved for only the H5s and H7s.

It is obvious to myself, at least, that the Highly Pathogenic 1918 virus was ‘reverse-engineered’ and sequestered into the two Pandemics making the rounds today. It would appear that the Bird Flu was designed to infiltrate the human species by way of the migratory bird population and more intimately via the poultry food supply, while the Swine Flu was intended to infiltrate through the profligate pig population and that population’s role also as a staple human food source.

The fact that both Bird Flu and Swine Flu are churning mutations around the clock… and infecting more and more species… is a march towards predictable outcome.

Any day now.

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