West Nile Virus hoax

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West Nile Virus hoax
"Virus Mania is a social disease of our highly
developed society. To cure it will require
conquering fear, fear being the most deadly
contagious virus, most efficiently transmitted by
the media. Errare humanum est sed diabolicum
preservare (to err is human, but to preserve an
error is diabolic)."---- Etienne de Harven M.D.

• The word virus comes from the Latin for a
  poisonous liquid,

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West Nile virus and hantavirus now endemic to
United States, worst year ever
This year has seen the most number of cases of
West Nile virus ever in the United States. There
have, so far in 2012, been 1590 cases of West
Nile virus, 65 deaths and 303 viremic blood
donors as of 28 August 2012. These figures are
even greater than those for 1999, the first year
that West Nile virus was found in the United
States, and when the population was
immunologically naive and unprepared for the
pathogen and one would expect the most number,
and greatest severity of cases.
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Approximately 1 in 5 people who are infected with
West Nile virus will develop symptoms such as
fever, headache, body aches, joint pains,
vomiting, diarrhea, or rash. Less than 1 percent
will develop a serious neurologic illness such as
encephalitis or meningitis (inflammation of the
brain or surrounding tissues) 1 in 10 people
who develop neurologic infection due to West Nile
virus will die. Up to 80 of infected persons
have few or no symptoms. People over 50 years
of age and those with certain medical conditions,
such as cancer, diabetes, hypertension, kidney
disease, and organ transplants, are at greater
risk for serious illness.
Numbers Game 100 people infected 20 people
will get sympt. 0.75 people develop neurologic
sympt. (Of those 10 will die) 0.075 2500
immune compromised people infected for 1 death
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Before 90 Day Check
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Dr. Raoult Ratard of the Louisiana Department of
Health. West Nile is almost indistinguishable
from the St. Louis virus, which has been in the
U.S. since 1933.. no difference between the two
viruses regarding their symptoms or rates of
infection. Less than 1 of persons infected with
the West Nile or St. Louis virus will develop
severe illness University of Florida's
Cooperative Extension Service questions the
effectiveness of spraying pesticides, noting that
by the time an outbreak has occurred it's already
too late.
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What is a virus?

• A virus lacks the ability to replicate on its
  own. A virus needs help of a host cell's
  duplicating equipment, borrowing enzymes and
  other molecules to concoct more virus.
• "It's not a living organism," said immunologist
  Fabio Romerio of the Institute of Human Virology,
  founded and directed by Gallo. "It's simply a
  well organized molecular parasite.

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up to 45 of the genetic information in our DNA
is viral information,

• Our DNA not only contains the information that
  makes you who but also has information encoded in
  it that can govern your health
•  Viruses are residing in our body for a purpose
  and a good purpose at that.
• Viruses are responsible for two critically
  important functions in nature Variation and
  adaptation.
• Many viruses can change in response to
  alterations in their environment, and this
  information is passed onto you!!!

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• But heres the bombshell there is no evidence
  that the supposed virus causing West Nile exists.
  This means there is no proof West Nile disease
  exists.The West Nile virus has never been
  isolated. Isolated means discovered.Researcher
  s state the virus in question is 0.04
  micrometers. the virus search employed filters
  that were 0.22 micrometers.
• 6 times larger than the Virus

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• Robert McLean, director of the National Wildlife
  Center of the US Geological Survey, told ABCs
  Nick Regush, We dont have a purified form of
  the West Nile virus.A stunning admission.
• ABC reporter, Regush, followed up on McLeans
  pronouncement with this I find no evidence
  anywhere in the scientific literature that the
  rules of virus purification and isolation were
  thoroughly followed in the case of the West Nile
  virus.
• The bottom line? In your search for a new virus,
  if you dont purify the material in which you
  suspect the virus is contained and filter out
  everything except the virus, and if you dont
  finally isolate it, you cannot claim to have
  located it at all. This is not a mere academic
  distinction..

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How do the Doctors/media know the patient has
west nile virus or any other?? antibody tests.
These extremely unreliable diagnostic tests are
indirect. They supposedly show that elements of
the patients immune system have encountered, in
this case, the West Nile virus, in the patients
body (what about molecular mimicry with other
look similar biochemical structures???????)
antibody tests register positive for irrelevant
reasons. other germs or debris in the patients
blood have caused the sensitive material in the
test to respond.
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IS A WESTERN BLOT PROOF OF HIV INFECTION

• It is currently accepted that a positive Western
  blot (WB) antibody test is synonymous with HIV
  infection and the attendant risk of developing
  and dying from AIDS.
• The available evidence indicates that
• (I) the antibody tests are not standardized
• (II) the antibody tests are not reproducible
• (III) the WB proteins (bands) which are
  considered to be coded by the HIV genome and to
  be specific to HIV may not be coded by the HIV
  genome and may in fact represent normal cellular
  proteins
• (IV) even if the proteins are specific to HIV, a
  positive WB may represent nothing more than
  cross-reactivity with the many non-HIV antibodies
  present in AIDS patients and those at risk, and
  thus be unrelated to the presence of HIV.
• We conclude that the use of the HIV antibody
  tests as a diagnostic and epidemiological tool
  for HIV infection needs to be reappraised.
  Biotechnology Vol. 11 June 1993

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More HIV Tests

• ELISA (51 false-positives per 100)
• Western Blot (96 false-positives per 100)
• Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) (51
  false-positives per 100)
• Target HIV (51 false-positives per 100)
• SUDS HIV-1 (67 false-positives per 100)
• Sero.Strip (51 false-positives per 100)
• Hema.Strip (34 false-positives per 100)
• Saliva.Strip (75 false-positives per 100)
• Urine.Strip (98.1 false-positives per 100)

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Viral isolate
Centrifuge through a sucrose density gradient so
it bands at a certain level then look through an
electron microscope to have near homogeneity
then infect an animal and create the same disease
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Virus Identification electrophoresis
Viruses cant be grown on their own Viruses have
to be grown on human cells or monkey cells or
chicken cells then the viral vaccine and isolate
contains many different proteins DNA is broken
by enzymes and those parts are separated
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CBS News Freedom of information act from the CDC
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False Tests

• In 1985, at the beginning of HIV testing, it was
  known that "68 to 89 of all repeatedly reactive
  ELISA (HIV antibody) tests were likely to
  represent false positive results." (NEJM - New
  England Journal of Medicine. 312 1985). In
  1992, the Lancet reported that for 66 true
  positives, there were 30,000 false positives. And
  in pregnant women, "there were 8,000 false
  positives for 6 confirmations." (Lancet. 339
  1992) In September 2000, the Archives of Family
  Medicine stated that the more women we test, the
  greater "the proportion of false-positive and
  ambiguous (indeterminate) test results."
  (Archives of Family Medicine. Sept/Oct. 2000).

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At last count there are 29 "AIDS-indicator
diseases,

• .
• 1. Bacterial infections, multiple or recurrent
  (applies only to children) 2. Candidiasis of
  bronchi, trachea, or lungs 3. Candidiasis of
  esophagus (either a "definitive diagnosis" or a
  "presumptive diagnosis") 4. Coccidioidomycosis,
  disseminated or extrapulmonary 5.
  Cryptococcosis, extrapulmonary 6.
  Cryptococcosis, chronic intestinal 7.
  Cytomegalovirus disease other than retinitis 8.
  Cytomegalovirus retinitis (either a "definitive
  diagnosis" or a "presumptive diagnosis") 9. HIV
  encephalopathy (dementia) 10. Herpes simplex,
  with esophagitis, pneumonia, or chronic
  mucocutaneous ulcers 11. Histoplasmosis,
  disseminated or extrapulmonary 12. Isosporiasis,
  chronic intestinal 13. Kaposi's sarcoma (either
  a "definitive diagnosis" or a "presumptive
  diagnosis") 14. Lymphoid interstitial pneumonia
  and/or pulmonary lymphoid hyperplasia (either a
  "definitive diagnosis" or a "presumptive
  diagnosis") 15. Lymphoma, Burkitt's (or
  equivalent term) 16. Lymphoma, immunoblastic (or
  equivalent term) 17. Lymphoma, primary in brain
  18. Mycobacterium avium or M. kansasii,
  disseminated or extrapulmonary (either a
  "definitive diagnosis" or a "presumptive
  diagnosis") 19. M. tuberculosis, disseminated or
  extrapulmonary (either a "definitive diagnosis"
  or a "presumptive diagnosis") 20. Mycobacterial
  diseases, other disseminated or extrapulmonary
  (either a "definitive diagnosis" or a
  "presumptive diagnosis") 21. Pneumocystis
  carinii pneumonia (either a "definitive
  diagnosis" or a "presumptive diagnosis") 22.
  Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy 23.
  Salmonella septicemia, recurrent 24.
  Toxoplasmosis of brain (either a "definitive
  diagnosis" or a "presumptive diagnosis") 25. HIV
  wasting syndrome On 8 December 1992 a letter was
  mailed by the CDC to State Health Officers,
  informing them "On January 1, 1993, an expanded
  surveillance definition for AIDS will be
  effective." The following AIDS-indicator
  conditions were added to the list
• 26. A CD4 T-lymphocyte count lt200
  cells/microliter (or a CD4 percent lt14) 27.
  Pulmonary tuberculosis 28. Recurrent pneumonia
  (within a 12-month period) 29. Invasive cervical
  cancer

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Small Pox Vaccination With No Epidemic

• In 1918, the US Army forced the vaccination of
  3,285,376 natives in the Philippines when no
  small pox epidemic was brewing, only the sporadic
  cases of the usual mild nature.
• Of the vaccinated persons, 47,369 came down with
  small-pox
• of these 16,477 died.
• 1919 the experiment was doubled. 7,670,252
  natives were vaccinated.
• Of these 65,180 victims came down with small-pox,
  
• and 44,408 died.
• In the first experiment, one-third died, and in
  the second, two-thirds of the infected ones died.
• Dr. William Koch's book, The Survival Factor in
  Neoplastic and Viral Diseases.

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Polio
Infected In fact, 95 percent of everyone who is
exposed to the natural polio virus won't exhibit
any symptoms, even under epidemic conditions.
About 5 percent of infected people will
experience mild symptoms, such as a sore throat,
stiff neck, headache, and fever -- often
diagnosed as a cold or flu. Muscular paralysis
has been estimated to occur in about one of every
1,000 people who contract the disease.
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After 1 polio shot 1 injection they had a 8
times more likely to get Polio 9 injections they
had a 27 times more likely to get Polio 10 or
more injections they had 182 times more likely to
get Polio
Why injections increase the risk of polio is
unclear. Nevertheless, these studies and others
indicate that "injections must be avoided in
countries with endemic poliomyelitis." Health
authorities believe that all "unnecessary"
injections should be avoided as well. the New
England Journal of Medicine 1995
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Polio Injections
Injections Researchers have known since the
early 1900s that paralytic poliomyelitis often
started at the site of an injection. When
diphtheria and pertussis vaccines were introduced
in the 1940s, cases of paralytic poliomyelitis
skyrocketed Lancet 1949 Children
who received DPT (diphtheria, tetanus, and
pertussis) injections were significantly more
likely than controls to suffer paralytic
poliomyelitis within the next 30 days. According
to the authors, "this study confirms that
injections are an important cause of provocative
poliomyelitis
Journal of Infectious Diseases 1992
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• The summer of 1999 in New York City was extremely
  hot and, according to the New York State
  Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC),
  the smog was the worst in more than a decade.
  Smog includes ozone, which forms in the air from
  other toxic substances, including nitrogen oxides
  and volatile organic compounds.
• Steady Flow of Dead Crows
• wildlife expert at the DEC's wildlife pathology
  unit, Ward Stonereceive a steady flow of dead
  crows, the most he had seen in 30 years.
• On the basis of the tests, he began to theorize
  that the epidemic of dead birds was likely due to
  pesticides.
• Stone didn't request tests to determine if bad
  air quality was playing a role in the bird deaths
  even though high ozone levels can also affect
  cholinesterase levels.
• "We don't order those tests because there are no
  funds to do that kind of work," he said.
• In fact, Stone couldn't recall anyone in his line
  of work doing air toxicology tests on birds.

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When Stone's conclusions about pesticides and
dead birds were about ready to be released in a
DEC report, a human mystery disease was given an
identity. New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani held
a press conference on Sept. 3, 1999, to announce
that scientists at the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention in Atlanta had identified
the St. Louis encephalitis (SLE) virus, which is
transmitted by mosquitoes, as the culprit in the
hospitalizations of several elderly patients.
They initially had high fever, headaches and
altered mental status and gradually showed signs
of brain inflammation Soon helicopters and
trucks began spraying areas of New York City with
the highly toxic insecticide, malathion. With
several scientific groups conducting further
genetic tests, it was soon agreed that the
culprit was actually West Nile virus and not SLE,
Kunjin virus, which was also a major suspect, is
another member of this family. Indifference?
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DEET can damage the human nervous system DEET,
which is known chemically as N,N-diethyl-meta-tolu
amide, is an insect repellant chemical that was
originally developed by the U.S. Army back in
1946, and later made available to consumers in
1957. It is widely used today as the active
ingredient in conventional mosquito repellant
sprays, and is claimed by many to be a safe,
behavior-modifying chemical that does not
interfere with human health in any way.But a
2010 study published in the journal BioMed
Central Biology reveals that DEET actually
appears to repel mosquitoes and other insects by
interfering with the normal function of their
nervous systems, rather than just modifying their
behavior. Specifically, DEET appears to inhibit
a key neurological enzyme, acetylcholinesterase,
which is a precursor to the neurotransmitter
substance acetylcholine. This inhibiting effect
is similar to the one brought about by exposure
to toxic nerve gases, or organophosphate
insecticides.
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