WHY THE WEST NILE VIRUS IS A BIOLOGICAL WEAPON
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Symptoms of the West Nile Virus: The Rockefeller Institute had been working on this particular virus since at least 1943
In 2006, Michael Greenwood wrote an article for the Yale School of Public Health entitled, “Aerial Spraying Effectively Reduces Incidence of West Nile Virus (WNV) in Humans.
The article stated that the incidence of human West Nile virus cases can be significantly reduced through large-scale aerial spraying that targets adult mosquitoes, according to research by the Yale School of Public Health and the California Department of Public Health.
California Aerial Spraying for WNV and SV40
From February 2009 to the present date, aerial spraying for the WNV occurred in major cities within the State of California. During spraying of Anaheim, CA, people were exposed to heavy spraying while doing their daily exercise.
Heavy helicopter activity occurred for several days in this area. After spraying, people experienced lightheartedness, nausea, muscle aches, and increased low back pain. The virus appeared all over North America.
Humans were evaluated for toxicological mechanisms that were
associated with pesticide exposure due to aerial spraying utilizing advanced
biological monitoring testing.
The test results included protein band testing utilizing, Protein Coupled
Response. (PCR) methods which are positive for KD-45. KD-45 is the protein band
of the SV40 Simian Green Monkey virus.
Therefore, by now, everyone has heard of the “West Nile Virus,” that biological weapon of mass destruction that the USA sold to Iraq in 1985. The Centers for Disease Control and a biological sample company, the American Type Culture Collection, sent strains of all the germs to Iraq.
Iraq used them to make weapons, including anthrax, the bacteria that make botulinum toxin, and the germs that cause gas gangrene, the records show. Iraq also got samples of other deadly pathogens, including the West Nile virus.
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