Step Right Up Getcha Swine Flu Here!

Imagine for a minute that 7 miles from your town there is a farm. It is a very large farm covering several thousand acres. On this farm, every year almost 1 million pigs come to live their short lives and then are sent off to supermarkets all over the country.

A pig by weight is the equivalent or more of a human being. Now imagine a million humans living on several thousand acres of land 7 miles from your town. Looking at this comparison strictly in terms of waste, the pigs would actually leave less waste than humans considering the things humans consume and throw away. In any case the bodily waste of such a concentrated collection of humans or pigs is colossal. How do we know this? We know it because there is such a farm located 7 miles from Veracruz in Mexico. It is an American owned hog farm.

Residents who live by this farm 7 miles away complain of intense infestations, even clouds of flies. The well water in the region has been decimated by the runoff of fecal matter and the evaporation ponds on this facility give off odor on an order of magnitude that renders nausea to those who dare inhale.

In considering a facility like this, (and there are others around the world), where massive concentrations of livestock are grown, it appears the impact on the farm land as well as the human habitat for miles around is profound. At ground zero on one of these farms (I use the term “farm” loosely here, it is more like a factory), the probability of disease is exponentially increased. With mountains of animal waste, flies and who knows what else, humans have manifested giant Petri dishes all around the globe.

The first case of “Swine Flu” was detected in this town. Of course governments from both countries deny that such factories could manifest anything like a pandemic but I wonder ………….

The Black Plague of the 1300’s affected the world population as well as the social behavior of the world culture during that time after losing almost 40% of the collective population. It is widely believed this plague was carried by fleas on rats. While it is common to put the blame on the fleas or the rats or both, the human health conditions being the cause is sometimes overlooked. Cities were breeding grounds for the rats carrying the fleas. Europe particularly had been experiencing overpopulation in the cities and immediately before the plague years had experienced food shortages due to climate changes. Does any of this sound familiar or is it just me. In the 1300’s it wasn’t called Swine Flu because in a sense the human cities had become the breeding ground. It was called the Black Death, and there were many who believed the disease and death was caused by the Jews who had made their way to European cities and had poisoned the well water (here we go again with the conspiracy theories). The contemporary medicine men of the times never did figure out what the Black Death was all about. One day people just stopped dying.

I looked up Swine in the dictionary. Stay with me, humor me here: (A) Swine; a vicious, contemptible or disgusting person. (B): any of a family of omnivorous artiodactylous mammals with a coat and elongated flexible snout. If you were naming a flu like the one we now have and you understand that it is a combination of human, bird and pig swill, I thinking (using our definition of Swine) that A+B+B (bird swill)= F (the viperous flu). We have our conspiracy theories for the swine flu outbreak but I can pretty much guarantee that without the vital ingredient of A in any capacity you would not have F in any capacity. If I had to choose A,B or F, I think B is sounding kind of warm and fuzzy as the definition I wanna join. Unfortunately I have more than 2 or 4 toes (artiodactyls), but it’s nothing a little cosmetic surgery won’t cure, hell I even have an elongated snout!


The links below take you to source articles for this blog. http://www.truthout.org/043009S

www.narconews.com/Issue57/article3512.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Death