WTF? Scientists Have Recreated The Deadly Spanish Flu Of 1918 And Infected Monkeys — Here’s The 411

Clash Daily ^ | Written by K. Walker on August 18, 2022

[OKSooner]

If this hsit gets turned loose... that would be very bad.

[bk1000]

Covid simply wasn’t deadly enough to fulfill the globalist agenda, and there aren’t enough people who are gullible enough to take the clot shot. A more deadly virus is needed to save the planet.

[Wally_Kalbacken]

It nearly killed my grandmother in 1919 in Milwaukee. She was very ill and the family sought out someone for administration of last rites at one point. She lived until 1991 and passed away at age 87.

[datura]

This is just another squirrel.

I’d be more concerned about a general release of smallpox under the cover of monkeypox. Except this smallpox will be “enhanced”, with a mortality rate above 60%.

[Babwa]

For the record, the vast majority of deaths during the Spanish Flu pandemic was not caused by the viral flu but by the resultant bacterial pneumonia. Today, these can be treated with antibiotics, but they were not yet discovered.

The first medical antibiotic (Penicillin) was discovered accidentally by Scottish physician Alexander Fleming in 1928, but it was not developed into a useful medicine until the early 1940’s.

[redgolum]

H1N1 is still running around.

So the question is “Will exposure to the descendent of the original strain give protection to the parent strain?”

Seems like we will find out soon enough.

Place your bets folks.

[moovova]

The scientist’s version of “Watch this y’all”.

They really can’t help themselves.

[Red Badger]

Hold muh Latte and watch this!..........................

[Red Badger]

If?..................................

[Chode]

and they want to make buying gun parts kits illegal...

[laplata]

ping

[DocRock]

Spanish flu killed my great grandmother and according to my grandmother, she was up before dawn, fixed breakfast for the family and was dead before the sun set. She recalled entire small towns where it killed everyone in less than 2 days, including the undertakers so bodies laid where they fell.

[butlerweave]

Do these scientists work for the Nazi Klaus Schwab ?

[moovova]

One of the comments at the bottom of the Forbes article...

“We’re not going to make it, are we?”

[Red Badger]

Probably China, North Korea and Russia.

Schwab and Gates aren’t the only ones that want us all dead...................

[Pollard]

The scientist’s version of “Watch this y’all”.

Hold my beer.

[noiseman]

Elections coming.

If they keep it up, some are going to decide to “unelect” them.

[Huskrrrr]

Thanks, good to know.

[MD Expat in PA]

Perhaps many died of secondary bacterial infections as is the case with influenza today. But that doesn’t explain why many young and otherwise healthy people first came down with symptoms in the morning and were dead by that evening or the following day.

[SharpenedEdge]

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/first-horseman-john-case/1100090428

This 1999 novel may well have foreseen the actual objective.

This is dangerous territory.