Super Bacteria Coming to Kill Us Is Imminent

According to a study published in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases, scientists in China have discovered significantly increased levels of bacteria resistant to the antibiotic colistin in pigs. The drug is a last line of defense against a host of bacterial infections, many of which are common in people. Researchers said they expect the resistant bacteria to spread outside of China, if it has not already done so.

I really wanted to put this in the NWO forum. I believe this is yet another step in the systematic reduction of the population. I find it very suspicious that within months of the discovery of this super-resistant bacteria that so many food producers in the US feel it is "financially preferable" to send food from the US to China to be processed, then shipped back to the US for sale. All that shipping is somehow preferable and financially more attractive to keeping it here in the US? I find that very hard to believe.

According to the study, researchers stumbled upon the antibiotic-resistant bacteria during a "routine surveillance project," testing antimicrobial resistance to E. coli in China's food animals. In the E. coli-infected test subjects, 21% of animals contained the colistin-resistant bacteria, as well as 15% of raw meat samples and 1% human patients.

This is a disaster of truly epidemic proportions waiting to happen...

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Probably the same as swine flu, bird flu and mad cow disease...
What happened to those?

a reply to: Vroomfondel

I really wanted to put this in the NWO forum. I believe this is yet another step in the systematic reduction of the population

Could you elaborate on why you believe this?

Thanks.

originally posted by: Misterlondon
Probably the same as swine flu, bird flu and mad cow disease...
What happened to those?

The mad scientists haven't perfected microbiology-warfare yet. Those were the trial and errors.

You forgot SARS, west Nile. And all the spotlight on zombies taking over humanity.

We will see.

a reply to: Vroomfondel

So lemme get this straight. A bacteria... resistant to the most powerful antibiotics... was produced for use as bioweapon "discovered" with "sheer luck" in a lab in China.

Hm.

a reply to: Vroomfondel

between that and the massive-use of anti bacterial gel I presume there are a lot of other undiscrovered superbugs lying in wait, for the right circumstances to infect someone.

It will probably start with someone's pet cat.

A mystery illness that seems like the flu... then progresses to bleeding from your eyes/ears, then becoming rabid. Then, well, World War Z...

a reply to: WeDemBoyz

Ebola is a virus, not a bacteria.

Which reminds me... Vroomfondel, could you by any chance provide us the name of this bacteria, and what are the symptoms?

Another imminent threat to the destruction of humanity.

*yawn*

So was the Bubonic Plague, and the Spanish Flu, and a host of other disease outbreaks in human history.

So like I said, the alarmism is...*yawn*...boring and predictable. We'll just have to see how it plays out, but I'm not going to join up with Heaven's Gate just yet.

The NWO really needs to hire some new people to do the job of population control because they have failed miserably. A bacteria would not be the most efficient way to depopulate the earth. Seven billion as of 2011 inhabit the earth, 68,695 deaths today with 164,034 births. Those numbers do not look good to the supposed NWO cabal reaching out with a bacteria or any other form of depopulation, not even population control.

www.worldometers.info...

Population growth this year is roughly at 74 million and counting. World population has doubled since 1959 and is expected to continue to grow albeit at a slower rate. Those really bad NWO people better get to work real quick because they are losing the battle, especially if they intend to do it with a bacteria.

The population has survived much worse and the human immune system is a wonderful mechanism that has built natural defense systems to lots of bad things and will again. Its called natural selection, not an NWO inspired non event that will keep everything in balance. The world population is expected to reach 10 billion by 2056, an amazing growth rate not depopulation.

a reply to: SlapMonkey

The plague was very real.

And some even used it as a bioweapon.

I find it hard to share your indifference...

a reply to: Vroomfondel

I dont believe that this stems from the NWO (otherwise known as the United Nations) as it is more likely caused by cleaning products not being able to kill 100% of bacteria. And sence china has billions of people bacteria can spread faster and with more ease than lets say canada which has a huge land mass but less then 40 million inhabitants.

So it makes perfect sence for it to start there but it wont be as rampant in the west because of our small populations and huge land mass.

Im not saying that it cant or wont travell here but if it does then... Well we are sol.

But to think that its some scheme to depopulate the world is just ludicrous in my books. Bacteria and viruses evolve to survive just like everything else on the planet.

Scrofula the white plague the kings evil
More than 2/3 of mankind shall perish
So much so that one will no longer know
The owners of the fields and houses
And the grass shall grow above knee high in the streets of the towns

Ebola is a type of scrofula

Only the kings of France could heal scrofula
They would touch sufferers

The king touches you may God cure you

Nostradamus claimed this plague would
Severely reduce mankind
And that the future king of France will come to heal the scrofula

France your republic is nearing its end.
You have almost reached full cycle
Now the monarchy will return.

Sorry mods my phone f'ed up and posted a duplicate feel free to remove this one.

a reply to: swanne

I knew that ebola is a virus....I was making a comparison to the ebola "outbreak" and the false panic it caused nationwide. This is just more of the same.

a reply to: piney

Huh?!

Francois Hollande is a walking antibiotic?!

a reply to: piney

Well then we are really screwed since France is no longer a monarchy and has no King. Who will the savior be ? I guess ole Nostradamus did not foresee that small detail. I wonder how many more details he missed.

a reply to: swanne

That's okay, because what you read as indifference is just a subtle way of asserting the probable reality that the human race will survive.

I never said I would...hopefully I do.

Maybe I won't.

WHAT?

I'M GOING TO DIE?!?!?!?!?!?!

a reply to: SlapMonkey

Hehe fair enough.

My concerns dwell not so much in the nature of the bacteria, for there are many of such diversity that simply recognizing them is more daunting a task than most health organisations are capable of. My fear is in the idea that many major food producers have begun stating that they are intent on shipping food products grown/farmed/ranched/raised here in the US to China, at great expense, to have it processed, then shipped back to the US, again at great expense, under the guise of financial convenience. It is also known that the Chinese equivalent of the FDA/USDA etc, are far less cautious than their US counterparts. And that doesn't even take into consideration that there could be intentional tainting of products by those who would see injury inflicted upon the US and its people.

Coming from a background in corporate America, I can tell you one of the main reasons products are not shipped back and forth between Asia and the US is simply the cost. Every single square inch of a shipping container is used to its fullest capacity to keep the dollar per unit cost as low as possible. There is no way that shipping US meat/poultry half way around the world just to have it cut up and packaged (or further processed), then shipped back again is more financially viable an option than doing it all here. It simply isn't possible. The logistics nullify any such argument the first time a tonnage/fuel ratio is calculated.