The mysterious Ukraine "plague" continues to grow and it is not yet clear whether this is "swine flu" or something else entirely. Official Figures from the Ukraine: 1,457,564 very ill; 83,026 hospitalized in serious to critical condition; 328 dead. Yet hardly a mention in the international media - virtually no mention at all in Britain.Am I the only one who finds this troubling?
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Hat Tip: JS
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It's troubling if we get any Ukrainian immigrants.
This has not made the US news at all that I am aware.
That suggests a political virus, rather than a physical virus.
I agree Sarah, very troubling. It sounds like a nasty virus and one that may get worse. I don't trust the WHO and of course I don't trust our government. How contagious it is, who knows. With our open borders I hope we don't soon find out.
Troubling yes. MSM ignore it - and where is Joseph Moshe?
http://tinyurl.com/yhfwer2
F William Engdahl is usually reliable and he says the scare is more about domestic control than anything else.
"Latest reports of what is being called a deadly Swine Flu outbreak in Ukraine according to on sight reports appear to be a political concoction by a threatened government to avoid election defeat and possibly declare martial law. The details indicate how convenient the current WHO “Swine Flu” H1N1 “pandemic” scare is for regimes in trouble...."
Mutations from the earlier swine flu have just been confirmed in the Ukraine - and the new strain is much more virulent. http://www.recombinomics.com/News/11180902/Ukraine_D225G_Confirmed.html
MSM reports so far have attributed the high death rate to poor health care, which is rubbish.
Please, people, take high dose Vitamin D3 (100,000 iu/day) which will give you good resistance to the flu virus. (The reason you don't normally get flu epidemics in summer is due to sunshine, which your body uses to make Vitamin D.)
Anyone who has low levels of Vitamin D is at risk. Don't think that having white skin will save you in the winter - please take a supplement, it's not expensive and could save your life.
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