Problem – Reaction – Solution. Create a problem, foment a reaction, and roll out the solution. It’s been the go-to playbook for all Crisis-By-Design.
In any good crisis, there are those who do the spinning and those who are spun. To determine which side you are on, step back, separate yourself from the fray and compare notes. Any contradictions will help separate fiction from fact.
On Ebola Vaccine Development:
Fiction: October 9, 2014: Adrian Hill, Chief vaccine researcher in UK says the ebola vaccine has been effective in primates, but this is the first human trial. “This is happening extraordinarily rapidly. Typically it would take us about six months to get a vaccine trial started, we’ve done this in just under four weeks. Everybody revealing the protocol, we’ve done this in record time.”
Fact: Development of a multivalent filovirus ebola vaccine has been ongoing since 2004, with clinical vaccine human trials starting in 2006. The CDC holds the patent for the Human Ebola Virus Species and Compositions and Methods Thereof (US 20120251502 A1), a glaring conflict of interest.
Fact: The NIH owns the patent for two ebola vaccines. The first vaccine has gone through human trials (Crucell vaccine manufacturer) and the second one is being fast-tracked to the general public. The NIH also owns patents to several drug treatments. Why two vaccines? What if the virus mutates as suggested by this comment: “The longer the virus spread and mutates, the more likely airborne transmission will become.” Is one vaccine more effective than another?
Fact: “For the last several years, researchers from Tulane University have been active in the African areas where Ebola is said to have broken out in 2014.” – Jon Rappoport
Fact: The Ebola virus is on the US government’s Category “A” list of bioterror agents. In 2003, the US government announced that, once available, an Ebola vaccine may be stockpiled as part of its preparation for bio-terror attacks under Project Bioshield. The Bioshield Act was enacted in July 2004, with a total appropriation of US$ 5.6 billion across all programs.
On Human Trials of Ebola Vaccine:
Fiction: “Experimental drugs for Ebola must not be trialled in West Africa in the normal way because it would be unethical to deny them to some of the patients at high risk of death, say scientists.”
Fact: The World Health Organization (WHO) and several other UN Agencies have been implicated in selecting and enticing African countries to participate in the testing events, promoting vaccinations, and pursuing various testing regiments.
Fact: “The US Department of Defense (DoD) funded Ebola trials on humans, trials which started just weeks before the Ebola outbreak in Guinea and Sierra Leone.”
Fact: “The simultaneous eruptions of this filovirus virus in widely separated zones (of Africa) strongly suggests that the virulent Zaire ebola strain (ZEBOV) was deliberately introduced to test an antidote in secret trials on unsuspecting humans. The Observer had previously been informed that people dressed as nurses were going into communities with ‘Ebola Vaccines’. Once injected, it reportedly produces Ebola-like symptoms and sends victims into a coma. Shortly thereafter, victims expire.
On Ebola transmissibility and Building Fear:
Fiction: “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 (experimental) vaccine. – Anthony Fauci, director Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Fact: Fauci’s Institute is currently working on an experimental Ebola vaccine (the first to begin the most recent human clinical trials) with Big Pharma giant GlaxoSmithKline.
Fiction: Ebola virus has the potential to be transmitted via infectious aerosol particles.” – Dr. Orient, Executive director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons.
Fact: Since 1976, the disease has been spread by close personal contact and by use of contaminated needles and syringes in hospitals/clinics according to the CDC’s own history and chronology.
Fact: The ebola pandemic began in late February in the former French colony of Guinea while UN agencies were conducting nationwide vaccine campaigns for three other diseases in rural districts. The cross-border escape of ebola into neighboring Sierra Leone and Liberia indicates something went terribly wrong during the illegal clinical trials by a major pharmaceutical company.”
On Sending Three Thousand US Troop to Combat an Invisible Virus:
Fiction: Three thousand non-medical US troops are being sent to West Africa to combat an invisible virus, secure the Red Cross, build containment areas to “fight the virus,” and to protect the locals.
Fact: Nigeria and Liberia have been actively working to kick out the Red Cross fearing they are the cause of the spread of Ebola through their treatments and vaccines. The Liberian Observer (newspaper) reported that people dressed as nurses went into communities with Ebola vaccines. A team of Red Cross workers were attacked by people in Guinea while burying ebola dead. Family members said organs were missing from the bodies of the dead.
Fact: “The strategic target is China and the rapidly growing Chinese business presence across Africa over the past decade. The goal of AFRICOM is to push China out of Africa or at least to irreparably cripple her independent access to those African resources.”
On How to Create A Pandemic:
Fiction: CDC spokesperson Dr. Thomas Frieden says,”No (travel ban). If we isolate these countries, the disease is going to spread all over Africa. We’ll be at risk.”
Fact: October 13, 2014 While other countries restricted air travel from affected areas of Africa several months ago, The CDC allowed an infected nurse to travel by air and expose herself to 132 passengers
Fiction: “At some point there was a breach in protocol,” Frieden said. “That breach in protocol resulted in this infection.” – CDC chief Thomas Frieden (Full protective gear according to the CDC website is one layer of gloves).
Fact: Nurses in Dallas claimed there are no protocols in place to deal with the ebola virus. “’Our nurses are not protected, they’re not prepared to handle Ebola or any other pandemics.’ – RoseAnn DeMoro, director of the National Nurses Union
Problem – Reaction – Solution.
Is this crisis created by fear, incompetence, or by design? Will we stop the spinning before the experimental vaccine is rolled out?
