The U.S. govt. freely admits their part in the weaponization of Lyme, from my studies.

No more “Ebola”,
No more “West Nile Virus”,
No more “Zika”,
No more “Chikugunya” (sic???),
No more “Measles” out-breaks,
No more “Whooping-Cough” out-breaks,

– Guess these can be called final and extinguished – because the “media” says no mention of them anymore (like for so many years, annually, beforehand)? ? ?

So,

I guess these “pandemics” are more akin to “push-button pandemics”? ? ? (Just like all the “push-button patriotism” being bandied about again?)

Oh look! A massive explosion just happened in Beirut, Lebanon. “Naw. It was just some fireworks, that’s all. Pay no attention that huge crater left behind!”

– “All the world is a stage, and YOU’RE the main act.”

These very same experts are now saying it will take multiple doses of any “vaccine” to have even any remote chance against this (phantom) “virus”!

No end in sight!

“They” just simply keep moving the goal posts (like I was saying for many months, now) out of our reach. – Sounds a lot like the ordeals of Tantalus’ punishment? ? ?

Suggest a visit to: https://thehighwire.com – for even MORE of a dose of reality!

Now that is some new age bullshit right there lol. Figures it was Iraneus; a denier of 85% of Yeshua ben David’s teachings.

Zoonosis, more generally speaking, is commonplace (meaning the transfer of disease between animals and humans). There are some bizarre examples from nature, including one illness that essentially makes infected rodents sacrifice themselves to cats, which in turn places pregnant women, chemo patients and others who may own an infected cat at risk of Toxoplasmosis. The reality is, animal-to-human illnesses go on every single day but the percentage of them that rise to a WHO-designated pandemic is extremely small.

Also not a “global pandemic” but it inspired a lot of fear, and numerous beef trade restrictions, after “Mad Cow Disease” was identified in U.S. cattle about 15 years back.

Also not a “global pandemic” but New Castle disease began raging among poultry in the past year — prompting the death of millions of chickens, all without much fanfare from U.S. media.

Foot-and-Mouth disease has prompted similar mass slaughters of animals that might have otherwise landed on our supermarket shelves — but, again, to not much media coverage.

Part of the explanation as to why the U.S. and Canada don’t get singled out the way others do is that we are not “developing nations”. Unlike parts of Asia and Africa, we have a much more regulated agriculture sector (i.e. USDA inspections). Cultural differences put the odds in our favor, too. We do not allow many exotic animals into our supermarkets the way they are sold in markets elsewhere in the world. (In parts of Asia there is, in fact, a penchant for eating exotic species — sometimes raw! — many of which are sold to the general public in “wet markets”. (For a stomach-churning exercise, try Googling what the Chinese believe will make dog meat into a delectable delicacy.)

Did COVID-19 come from a wet market or the Wuhan research lab? I have no idea but given the differences in how heavily regulated our food supply is compared to China, we can’t just blame every “origin story” on racism, either.

We contained the 911 Anthrax attacks/outbreak so it never rose to a level of a “global pandemic”. In fact, I’m at a loss to name any “global pandemic” in my lifetime on par with the loss of life associated with COVID-19.

SARS and MERS were close misses, and would have been even more deadly, but never became pandemics. Likewise, the same is true for the Ebola scare that took place while Pres. Obama was in office.

That is not to say, however, that we haven’t had numerous *epidemics*. Prior to COVID-19, my guess is that when average people imagined a pandemic, they thought about the book/movie “The Hot Zone” — Ebola — or perhaps Spanish flu (not within living memory of most Americans). The closest we have come to “global pandemic”, off the top of my head, is the bird flu scare but it never quite panned out, whereas swine flu (H1N1) never rose to the level of a COVID-19, even (if by “global pandemic” we also assume an illness that is deadlier than a bad flu season).

FYI: Even Glen Beck has said his wife and others in his household are suffering from COVID-19. It’s not a made-up illness, as some of these comments tend to suggest, but nor is it on par with the HIV crisis of the 1980s, Spanish Flu or the near-miss we had in ~2012 with Ebola.

Incidentally, just because Lyme disease is not a WHO-designated global pandemic doesn’t mean it won’t become a global problem the way West Nile has. If Africanized honeybees can make it to North America from Brazil and “murder hornets” can establish themselves from Japan, who’s to say that Lyme (infected ticks) won’t begin to turn up elsewhere in the world if given enough time? Will it be less of a “pandemic” because the widespread nature of the illness, should that occur, has unfolded slowly? Does something about “global pandemic” imply that it must have rapid spread or a certain death count attached — or simply that it is novel (Lyme disease in the AU or UK would be novel, would it not?). In any event, Lyme disease is devastating to people who have it (relapse is common even with attempts to treat it and symptoms can go on for years). Additionally, there is a lot of conspiracy theory around the emergence of that disease, too.

The following is from one of those booklets:

Spanish Flu Genocide Was Really Caused by Vaccinations …
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