Just saw the news that Russia has a pneumonic plague concern and 5 hospitals in quarantine so far. Pretty concerning… feels like the early days of COVID. I hope the company is watching this as it’s very concerning.
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Here we go again with the WFH and the call out sick mofos that don't want to work.
@ea I'm just here for the Maligator stories! They're such comedic fur missiles...
If it was as bad as COVID, they would have covered it up and scrubbed it from the news.
I honestly think we’ll be fine. With COVID, people were sick way before we even knew it was the coronavirus. I remember my teenage cousin could barely walk and lost weight because she had no appetite. My husband also got really sick while he was on a business trip and quarantined himself in his hotel. This was all before we even knew what COVID was.
The fact that we’re already talking about it before noticing family and friends getting sick makes me feel like it’s not going to become as widespread as COVID.
We in the prepper community are already set. Plenty of beans, ammo and band aids. Live in rural Florida county. Well water with a back up old fashion hand pump. A well trained pair of Belgian Malinois. My group and family are set for the socio-economic collapse. Oh, did I mention the MOPP gear?
I bought as much toilet paper as I could fit in my car today. Getting can goods tomorrow. obviously priorities 1st.
Hopefully this is nothing but be ready based on where it occurred.
You can also use fluorescent light and hit the body with it and it goes away in a minute !
They have dengue in Florida now whatever that is. WPE petri dish.
Shhhhh! We don't want the rest of the world to know we're facing a severe and prolonged antibiotic shortage and that a highly infectious and highly lethal bacterial or fungal infection would be extremely problematic for the U.S. right now (you can thank sending all of our pharmaceutical manufacturing overseas for this). FYI, India and China will be just fine because that's where 90% of our dr-gs are produced.
@OP thankfully it's not viral, so there won't be any pesky vaccines. Don't forget to take your ivermectin and inject your bleach.