CDC Official Says 'Thousands' May Have Arrived in US With Zika

The Zika virus is a harmless virus found in the environment that is being blamed for birth defects caused by herbicides and pesticides that these Brazilian women wade in while working in the farm fields, along with an aggressive TDAP vaccination campaign that has been underway the last few years. Thousands of Columbian women have been exposed to Zika virus with no microencephaly.

So, multi-national corporations that make harmful petrochemicals and inadequately tested vaccines now want to “solve” a probem they created by manufacturing a scare that will drive the sheep into another massive vaccination campaign that will be neither safe or effective benefiting another multi-national corporation to the tune of billions and billions of dollars. Oh, and here is the icing on the cake, by claiming a mosquito vector, another multi-national corporation can benefit from the resurgence of DDT spraying. It is a win-win-win-win situation for the very culprits who are causing the problem.

Don’t forget, or maybe you may not have known, the harmless polio virus was blamed for the harmful neuro-degenerative effects of the widespread use of DDT during the 50’s, an epidemic “solved” by the simultaneous release of a useless vaccine developed by Jonas Salk in concert with the quiet cessession of the use of DDT. Billions and billions were made here with no legal consequences because the media was a completely controlled instrument back then. It is still highly controlled, but at least now we have the Internet and access to information from great websites like Free Republic.

blackpacific :" The Zika virus is a harmless virus found in the environment that is being blamed for birth defects caused by herbicides and pesticides
that these Brazilian women wade in while working in the farm fields, along with an aggressive TDAP vaccination campaign that has been underway the last few years.
Thousands of Columbian women have been exposed to Zika virus with no microencephaly."

I believe the Zika virus,in its original state, remains a harmless virus; however, given the recent incidents of microencephaly in Brazil,
the virus may have taken new RNA mutations making it more harmful since its arrival in the South American continent.
It my have been harmless when it was regionalized to Uganda alone , spread by daytime-active Aedes mosquitoes, such as A. aegypti and A. albopictus.
Since it is a virus, it has simple RNA and is subject easily to genetic manipulation and mutation by its environment, and spread by certain varieties of mosquitoes.
When regionalized and isolated in Uganda, it was a less virulent strain, manifesting symptoms in only 20% of the population with fever and a rash.
With increased international travel, the daytime-active Aedes mosquito carriers increasingly spread into South and Central America
and probably the simple RNA virus was affected by Colombian and Brazilian chemicals found in the environment in which these mosquitoes breed.
"Thousands of Columbian women have been exposed to Zika virus with no microencephaly" ,or no reported cases of microencephaly but not so those exposed in Brazil.
But right now, I don't believe that this adaptive, simple RNA virus remains harmless, as evidenced by the spread of the virus and the mosquito virus carriers.
The key issue is that there had been no reports of Zika virus microencephaly in either Uganda, nor in Colombia;
intitial early reports of microencephaly occurred only in Brazil, where the female working population worked and lived in a pharmo/petro-chemically rich environment
It is a fact that both the virus and the virus carriers are spreading their geographic distribution; the key question is whether this increased distribution includes spreading the microencephaly aspect of the Brazilian virus variety.
Given the simplistic RNA genetics of the Zika virus, I am unaware that medical experts are able to distinguish between the original harmless Zika virus as found in Uganda
and the microencephaly issues found in the Brazilian variety.
There is still much to learn as the virus is RNA simple in construct, and yet, as is true to most viri, it remains highly adaptive and easily subject to genetic mutation.

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