Remnants of a Dream: The Russian Plague Is Not the End of Scientists' Epidemics!

Humanity has long been familiar with epidemics of plague, tuberculosis, smallpox, cholera, and the Spanish flu, which claimed hundreds of millions of lives. However, since 1979, new and deadly epidemics have emerged that were previously unknown. As soon as an epidemic strikes a region of the world, countries prepare to confront it, as if entering a war against a ferocious enemy. And just as we breathe a sigh of relief at the disappearance of one epidemic’s threat, symptoms of a new outbreak appear elsewhere, spreading terror among people as if we are engaged in an endless race against bizarre, almost unimaginable epidemics. Humanity only learned that homosexuality is an infectious disease in 1979, when the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) or HIV virus was discovered, which spread to all countries of the world. Before that, not a single case of AIDS had been recorded, neither among homosexuals nor among drug users. So how did this deadly disease spread among people, unless this epidemic was a human invention?

This confirms that scientists, doctors, and researchers are the cause of the spread of strange epidemics and diseases that could not have surfaced except through crazy experiments conducted on various living organisms, forcing ordinary people to pay the price for the madness of scientists and researchers obsessed with discovering new medical drugs. You only need to look at the list of epidemics that emerged after the 2019 coronavirus pandemic.

Among these new epidemics is the highly dangerous Hanta virus, which spreads through rodents and is transmitted between humans through close contact. There is also monkeypox (mpox), which spread suddenly in many countries, as well as the avian influenza virus, which spread among birds and mammals, with limited cases recorded among humans. There is dengue fever, which appeared in Latin America, Asia, and parts of Europe, due to rising temperatures and the spread of mosquitoes, and the cholera epidemic, which was supposed to have been eradicated but has returned to spread in Africa and the Middle East.

When the Russian-Ukrainian war began in February 2022, accusations emerged against Ukraine regarding the existence of more than 30 biological research laboratories funded and operated by major powers in several Ukrainian cities. At that time, it was claimed that these laboratories were implementing programs to develop biological weapons and dangerous pathogens (such as anthrax, plague, and coronaviruses). Nevertheless, the United Nations denied having any information about the existence of biological weapons programs violating international treaties in Ukraine.

Finally, not least, in early October of this year, global news agencies reported a laboratory leak at the Siberia and Far East Plague Control Institute in the Irkutsk region, which led to a Russian woman suffering from severe pneumonia of unknown cause, suspected to be pulmonary plague, despite Russian authorities’ denial. The authorities imposed quarantine and medical monitoring on approximately 200 people who had been in contact with the victim.

This is what global news agencies’ daily reports and articles reveal, leaving nothing hidden. Will scientists be convinced to stop their research train on discovering new epidemics? I do not think so!