EN -- LARRY ROMANOFF -- DEALING WITH DEMONS -- April 06, 2021

 

Dealing With Demons

By Larry Romanoff for the Saker Blog, April 06, 2021

 

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The Lockdown

 

At the outbreak of the epidemic, China implemented the most comprehensive and rigorous measures ever taken. Wuhan was locked down on Jan. 23, with several other cities in Hubei Province quickly thereafter, then the entire province. (1)  All public transportation was suspended. Airports, train stations, bus depots, boat and ferry docks were closed, all toll highways shut down and most roads blocked. All The subways and buses stopped running, and all people were to remain in their homes. The initial lockdown in late January involved about 20 million people, extending to about 60 million within a month, this at a time when China had only about 500 infections. The move, unprecedented in modern times and undoubtedly a difficult decision, spoke volumes about the gravity of the situation and the seriousness with which the government viewed the public health threat. China's President Xi issued a rather stern warning at the time, that "Governments of all levels are obliged to resolutely take all preemptive measures to rein in the fast spread of the virus and be completely transparent about their local situation so that the country can unite to fight the pandemic together, and ensure that the world has a true picture of the situation. As Xi made clear, the mistakes of the past must not be repeated."

MERS -- November 18, 2020

 

  

MERS

By Larry Romanoff – November 18, 2020

 

 

 

 

In late 2012, the world experienced the onset of a new mini-epidemic from a novel coronavirus that was named MERS (1) (2) because it supposedly originated in the Middle East, at first infecting small numbers ofpeople in Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Qatar. Then England experienced a few cases where individuals apparently became infected during trips to the Middle East.This new virus was similar to SARS but was accused of having mutated and developed an ability to invade human cells more efficiently and therefore kill about 50% of those infected, compared to only about 10% for SARS. The virus was first seen by an Egyptian virologist in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia while doing tests on a patient with unusual symptoms, with the discovery soon after that this 'patient zero' and the Qatari man in the UK had been infected by viruses that were 99.5% identical. (3) There was no vaccine or treatment for the disease, and its fatality rate reached over 40% overall.

 

By early 2013 there had been nearly 100 cases, mostly centered in the Middle East with the others consisting of infected travelers to those regions (4). But two years later, by June of 2015, almost 2,500 cases of MERS had been reported, most of these being in the Middle East with almost the entire remainder being in Korea, apparently centered on the Gyeonggi provincial district. A small number of cases had been reported in about 25 other countries and, while the virus did not appear to spread easily between humans, it produced a fatality rate in some locations of almost 50% of those infected. South Korea eventually experienced almost 200 cases with about 40 deaths. (5) (6)

 

LARRY ROMANOFF -- ZIKA -- June 12, 2020

        ZIKA

By Larry Romanoff

June 12, 2020

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The ZIKA virus is named after the ZIKA forest in Uganda, where it was first discovered, and is a type of flavivirus, closely related to those which cause more serious diseases like dengue and yellow fever. ZIKA normally produces symptoms such as fever or conjunctivitis and sometimes joint pain, but typically so mild that the symptoms last for only a few days and most people don’t even know they have it. The ZIKA is not contagious but is transmitted by mosquitoes, which means you must be bitten by an infected mosquito to contract it. Africans have developed antibodies to the virus and are mostly immune, but Westerners have no such immunity and for them there is no vaccine or cure for the ZIKA virus, though none is generally necessary.

The virus was first isolated from a rhesus monkey in Uganda in 1947, was discovered in a few humans in Uganda and Tanzania some years later, and in humans in Nigeria in 1968. (1) (2) There was never any indication that the virus "traveled well", and it remained an obscure and unremarkable illness with only a handful of reported cases for 40 years until it suddenly appeared on a South Pacific island in Micronesia in 2007, which was the first time it had been seen outside its original home, but where it apparently did nothing of consequence. (3) Some six or seven years later, there was a outbreak in French Polynesia, also in the South Pacific, that affected about 10% of the population, but this time with the added feature of apparently causing Guillain-Barré syndrome, a rare autoimmune disorder in which the body’s immune system attacks itself, or at least the body's nerves, and can be paralysing or even fatal. Then after a hiatus of seven or so years ZIKA appeared abruptly in Brazil, with a virtually simultaneous spread to more than 20 other countries. On this occasion, ZIKA was now linked to a severe birth defect called microcephaly and possibly other birth defects and neurological disorders. Those are the basic facts.

PT -- LARRY ROMANOFF -- ZIKA -- June 12, 2020

ZIKA

Por Larry Romanoff

12 de Junho de 2020

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O vírus ZIKA recebeu o nome da floresta ZIKA, no Uganda, onde foi descoberto pela primeira vez, e é um tipo de flavivírus, intimamente relacionado àqueles que causam doenças mais graves, como a dengue e a febre amarela. A ZIKA produz normalmente sintomas como febre ou conjuntivite e, às vezes, dor nas articulações, mas geralmente é tão leve que os sintomas duram apenas alguns dias e a maioria das pessoas nem sabe que os tem. O vírus ZIKA não é contagioso, mas é transmitido por mosquitos, o que significa que um indivíduo tem de ser picado por um mosquito infectado para contrair a doença. Os africanos desenvolveram anticorpos contra o vírus e, na sua maioria são imunes, mas os ocidentais não têm essa imunidade e, para eles, não existe vacina ou cura para o vírus ZIKA, embora geralmente não seja necessário.

SP -- LARRY ROMANOFF -- ZIKA -- June 12, 2020

ZIKA

Por Larry Romanoff

12 de Junio, 2020

   

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El virus ZIKA recibe su nombre del bosque ZIKA de Uganda, donde fue descubierto por primera vez, y es un tipo de flavivirus, estrechamente relacionado con los que causan enfermedades más graves como el dengue y la fiebre amarilla. El ZIKA normalmente produce síntomas como fiebre o conjuntivitis y, a veces, dolor en las articulaciones, pero normalmente es tan leve que los síntomas duran sólo unos pocos días y la mayoría de la gente ni siquiera sabe que lo tiene. El ZIKA no es contagioso, pero lo transmiten los mosquitos, lo que significa que hay que ser picado por un mosquito infectado para contraerla. Los africanos han desarrollado anticuerpos contra el virus y son en su mayoría inmunes, pero los occidentales no tienen tal inmunidad y para ellos no hay vacuna ni cura para el virus ZIKA, aunque generalmente no es necesaria. 

PT -- O Governo dos EUA declara guerra à América

O Governo dos EUA declara guerra à América

“Experiências” biológicas, químicas e de radiação infligidas aos americanos

16 de Abril de 2020

As crianças da Fernald State School foram alimentadas com Cereais Radioactivos

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Parte 1 de um artigo dividido em 2, que fornece os antecedentes e algum contexto necessário como introdução para o que se segue - o ambiente da actividade secreta militar dos EUA – apoiado, rigorosamente, por milhares de páginas de provas documentadas.

Nos últimos 70 anos, o Governo dos EUA travou uma guerra contra os seus cidadãos, uma história repreensível de experiências ilegais, anti-éticas e imorais, expondo incontáveis milhões de civis dos EUA a procedimentos e agentes patogénicos mortais. De acordo com uma investigação do Congresso dos EUA, no final da década de 1970 “pelo menos 500.000 pessoas foram usadas como sujeitos em experiências de radiação, biológicas e químicas, patrocinadas pelo governo federal dos EUA nos seus próprios cidadãos”. A verdade está na casa das dezenas de milhões.