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To: 21twelve; CheshireTheCat

“I always found Mother Abigal’s posts interesting.”

Her main interest was following flu threads. The ability to track the global spread of flu using internet news sources was new and she recognized it as a valuable new tool for virus hunters.

Mother Abigail said that she was a retired CDC scientist. Ebola was one of the diseases she had worked on. She predicted that fruit bats would be the animal vector, and that a cave in Kenya would be the epicenter. This was several months before that appeared in the news.

She also believed that we were going to experience a “near-extinction event”. She based this on what happens to animal populations that experience logarithmic growth. Which in her opinion is what the world population has been doing.

So everyone was asking her if Ebola could do that; and she said no, it wasn’t easily transmitted and it killed its victims too quickly.

She said that the big killer would be airborne, and would allow you to spread it around for awhile before you got real sick. Probably a flu, which is why she was focusing on the flu threads. A hybrid flu like the 1918 H1N1 which had avian genes.


246 posted on 10/01/2021 3:01:06 PM PDT by Pelham (No more words, now we fight)
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To: Pelham
It was those Mother Abigail threads that got me more interested in prepping for that time of thing. (I was prepped for earthquakes). With this china flu I was prepped by the third week of February 2020. (Augmenting my existing stash of N95 masks, etc.) Although I was sucked in by the Chinese propaganda and thought it was going to be much worse than it was/is.
247 posted on 10/01/2021 3:31:25 PM PDT by 21twelve (Ever Vigilant. Never Fearful.)
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