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There are some genetically lucky people who can live with the virus and wouldn't know they had it if they hadn't been tested |
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Johns Hopkins Gazette: January 9, 1995 if she is one of the lucky ones who has the genetic make up to defeat it without drugs |
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Otherwise that word hypocrisy would apply. |
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Would you like to put some meat on the bones? |
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The chinese earthquake in 2008 occurred because a dam that was built caused the weight of water to stress the junction of tectonic plates 2008 Sichuan earthquake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia "According to Chinese state officials, the quake caused 69,181 known deaths including 68,636 in Sichuan province; 18,498 people are listed as missing, and 374,171 injured, but these figures may further increase as more reports come in." "An article in Science Magazine suggests that the construction and filling of the Zipingpu Dam may have triggered the earthquake. The chief engineer of the Sichuan Geology and Mineral Bureau finds this hypothesis "very likely". |
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Here is another -The levees protecting New Orleans were designed to fail
2005 levee failures in Greater New Orleans - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The original design for the steel sheet foundations for the flood walls showed a proposed depth of 10 feet (3 m), and design documents show that calculations were made with the wall base at 12.8 feet (3.9 m). According to a New Orleans engineer, the depth was apparently later increased to 17 feet (5.1 m), and this is what was built. However, a forensic engineering team from the Louisiana State University, using sonar, showed that at one point near the 17th Street Canal breach, the piling extends just 10 feet (3 m) below sea level, 7 feet (2.1 m) shallower than the Corps of Engineers had maintained. "The Corps keeps saying the piles were 17 feet (5 m), but their own drawings show them to be 10", Ivor van Heerden said. "This is the first time anyone has been able to get a firm fix on what's really down there. And, so far, it's just 10 feet (3 m). Not nearly deep enough."[14] Other reports confirmed that construction on the London Avenue and Industrial Canal levees was similarly below the stated standard.[15] They also found that homeowners along the 17th Street Canal, near the site of the breach, had been reporting their yards flooding from persistent seepage from the canal for a year prior to Hurricane Katrina. Other studies showed the levee floodwalls on the 17th Street Canal were, "destined to fail,", from bad Corps of Engineers design, saying in part, "that miscalculation was so obvious and fundamental," investigators said, they, "could not fathom how the design team of engineers from the Corps, local firm Eustis Engineering, and the national firm Modjeski and Masters could have missed what is being termed the costliest engineering mistake in American history."[15 |
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Nearly 90,000 dead or missing out of a world population of nearly 7 billion can hardly be seen as a deliberate act.
In any case that disaster was an accident or at worst negligence. The Chinese government didn’t spend millions of dollars creating a dam so that it would cause an earthquake and kill a few people. Similarly the New Orleans floods were down to inadequate levees and it would appear skimping on their construction. That could hardly be called a plan by the US government to get rid of some people, mainly those of African origin especially, that in the main it was private companies that built the levees. The skimping was done in the name of more profit. However the Aids virus could, by an X Files stretch of the imagination, have been a deliberate act to target Africans. At the time it was claimed by some that the Ebola outbreak was down to a deliberate act by some world government. No prizes for guessing the most likely one. |
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As more catastrophies happen you may rethink that view. There are also the slower ways - that shorten your lifespan Aspartamine Bad News about products with Aspartame Fluoride The fluoride deception - Google Book Search to name but two. I know that there are reassuring websites for both these chemicals. The fact that we need to be reassured indicates that instinctively we doubt the need for them |
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I have also found this
A History Timeline of Population Control |
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After all lesbians are the group least likely to be affected by the sexual transmission of the H.I.V. virus. |
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You’ll be telling me next that the Titanic disaster was a deliberate act to get rid of a few influential people. Probably all medicines will be detrimental to someone, somewhere. However the continuous attempts to legislate to introduce Fluoride into the water supplies is of great concern. Not so much the Fluoride but the precedent that it would establish. The introduction of chemicals into the food chain is driven by profit not a conspiracy to kill. Come on if you kill off all the consumers who will buy your product? Is that article trying to imply that the 1918-1919 flu pandemic was a deliberate act by some nation? I haven’t the time or inclination to take each case and comment on it but none of it is Population Control but Population extermination. Since time immemorial man has killed man to take over the other guy’s domain and to make room for him and his. Even some animals do it. |
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