Thursday, December 23, 2010

#EGYPT #H5N1 Egypt.. is talkin funny.. about flu

PART 1
..So I'm lookin at news and scopin around.. and see Egypt wants to talk funny....Again.
Funny...

..like mixing in hard bf news interspersed between reportings of H1N1 infections. It is not in the title of the story..no, not in the headline, but mixed into the story, is news of H5N1 infections in humans. Or is it?

Maybe they are really talkin about swine flu infections and only the translations seem to make it seem they are refferring to H1N1 infections. This is not actually a new thing, as all the asian countries do it.

There you are.. going along.. translating foreign newspapers for your own perverted enjoyment..when all of a sudden...BAM! Now all your translations have suddenly turned from a virilent deadly disease to a way milder strain and it's "just a translation glitch".

Never mind that bird flu is mentioned 3 or 4 times in the story..or that suspects match up to "known suspects of h5n1..Or patients show up a couple days later after previous denials.

It is just a translation glitch, that makes it all seem good.

Convenience again?
Almost in a rotation?..LOL ..it is!


Just ask the Indo gov't..which has gone quiet over the past 3 weeks as Egypt has heated up. Follow these blogs and flu sites and it is ALWAYS like that. Between China, Vietnam, Indonesia, Egypt. The biggest infected countries, rotate amongst themselves as to who will have an H5N1 infection this month.
WHY do you think it takes so long to find out WTF is goin on in those countries?

Did you see it on CNN or Fox? How about any gov't entity in a timely manner?

Sometimes a stray country will fess up or tell on another country..or blame them for an outbreak of bird flu, but keeping this potential pandemic virus out of the limelight, is numero uno with these countries..including the USA.

Birds are migrating and with them is Bird flu. Japan, Aberbaijan, Nepal, South Korea all have recent reports of h5n1 in wild birds. Hong Kong now has a dead chicken that has washed onshore of a nearby island...

Now H1N1 is now making another round, and in Egypt, it is a worrying proposition. H5N1 is endemic there, so you know where I'm going. Reports of swine flu are growing louder and more commonplace.
Egypt has the factor of having perhaps the mildest form of H5N1 on the planet.
See where I'm goin here?

The latest reports"translated" from there, are showing H1N1 and H5N1 in the very same areas together, some suspects in the same hospital. After reading these reports for a while now, you have to figure that the newspaper reporters are just wording it to keep it all calm and good in these places.

It doesn't mean you have to believe what the translations are saying.
You translate them yourself..You find 78 different online translaters..
You try and decypher all the shit you can read in a 24 hr period.
Good luck.

These countries, nor the WHO are ever going to tell you what is going on..NEVER.
Now it is Egypt's turn to take the stage again.
Making heads or tails from these translations is part of the game.
The reporting is sketchy at best and often misleading and headlining the story as an H1N1 outbreak, but filling the story with reports of H5N1 infections or mentioning bird flu in the area, leads to a lot of confusion.

Their Ministry of Health has confirmed a new case of H5N1, #115, in an area recently confirmed to have H1N1. This patient is said to have had contact with sick birds.
So, we have another area of humans with swine flu, an outbreak of h5n1 in birds.. and a human confirmed from the same location..I wonder how their pigs are doing?

In some cases, hospitals are covering up cases and deaths of both diseases, or the MOH refuses to acknowledge them publicly. The number of infections of both kinds are shown to be rising and being warned about, yet the MOH is pretending it's all good.

The recent reports show me otherwise..

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