CDC’s Zika Game Plan Disrobed

Florida’s $80 billion tourism industry has taken a hit as a result of CDC’s Zika bogeyman, while Zika spraying has claimed its first victim—killing 3 million bees in a mass die off in South Carolina. [1] [2]

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In less than eight months, the Zika virus has dominated the newsfeed. With daily injections of panic headlines, shrunken baby head images, and hyperbole cast by the directors of the U.S. health agencies, the campaign has created an atmosphere of dread. Yet Congress hasn’t bitten into the green apple of billion-dollar funding requests. Why? Maybe it’s because with the spread of the Zika beast the tail of Microcephaly hasn’t followed.

At some point in July, the Brazilian Ministry of Health came to the realization that Zika alone isn’t causing the birth defects in Northeast Brazil. The WHO’s sister agency the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) concurred. Yet in reviewing the PAHO’s website no such information has been disseminated. [3]

More problematic, in an email exchange with Sebastian Oliel, a PAHO media relations representative, he sent a ‘Q&A’ on Guillain-Barré syndrome, microcephaly and other neurological disorders, highlighting the disclaimer:

“Scientists do not exclude the possibility that other factors may combine with Zika virus infection to cause neurological disorders but more research is needed before any conclusions in this area can be reached.”

Yet that information can only be found in small print. The WHO’s last Zika press release was in late May dispensing guidelines on Zika-mosquito safety for those attending the Summer Olympics in Rio. Since then, no one would know that a cofactor(s), in concert with the mild Zika virus, has caused the birth defects in Northeast Brazil. Is that cofactor another virus or a manmade toxin? The latter would impel government agencies to cover up the local environmental catastrophe. [4]

In contacting a field scientist, who remains anomynous due to political blowback, he stated that in Brazil’s “Mosquito Country,” which is one hundred miles west of Northeast Brazil, where Zika is also widespread there are “no micro babies.” When I emailed Mr. Oliel on the “non pandemic” and why PAHO and WHO haven’t informed the public about the discovery of a cofactor, the questions went unanswered.

Could it be that the reality of a cofactor would arrest the choirboys of NIH Director Anthony Fauci and CDC Director Tom Frieden from singing the blues to Congress on billions in vaccine R&D? Absolutely.