HE: "We had to go to an English website."
SHE: "Ping Null and Void"
I wonder where it could be coming from…we health screen all our immigrants, right?
Only a lock down, a mandatory shot and full socialism can save us.
Article does not say how many cases there have been, nor how many fatalities.
How many illegals landed on the US gulf coast.
Could someone spread this by a balloon? Just askin.’
What could have happened in the past couple of years to make such a bacterial illness endemic in the U.S.?
Might it be the continuous flow of illegal aliens coming across our border without being checked for any viruses or diseases? I know the media will respond to such a question by saying,”Certainly not!”.
Therefore, such a bacterial disease must be due to global warming or systemic racism. For those are the two main causes of any weather problems including both droughts and floods, along with any illness or injuries, that may suddenly appear in our country. This applies to incidences in both the past and the present (and future as well).
How about a lockdown? 😊😆😀
I think they mean when they introduced it into the country.
Ideally, this would wipe out the entire Biden regime. And it would be fitting, as it’s probably some of his beloved illegal criminal invaders who brought it here to kill us all.
bulleffing sheet
Perhaps another use for Ivermectin?
Oh, noes!!
Don’t go near the water....
I think they misspelled "illegal aliens".
Whitmore’s disease.
Some of the soil-born pathogens are deadly. There is one in the woodland soil where Beau hunts for black bear, up North.
We have lost a superb bear dog to a soil-related disease they can get. Botrisis, I think it’s called. Effects the lungs, and once they’re symptomatic, it’s too late.
It’s totally hit or miss and you can’t guard against it, either. :(
For us old folks it was Pseudomonas psuedomallei or in a more common vernacular, “False glanders”. I saw several cases of it in animals but just first detected in the country? Just call me skeptical. It wasn’t a reportable disease but is highly contagious.