**UPDATE**
Dr. Peter McCullough states that each year there are a few cases of malaria but travel history and contact tracing are never precise enough to determine where it came from. He too finds the timing of a malaria “come back” and a new mRNA-based “vaccine” for malaria uncanny. He warns: “So next time you hear about an old disease making a comeback, look for some new profitable drug or vaccine on the horizon and be suspicious of a false medical scare to juice up investor interest.”
I couldn’t agree more.
https://nypost.com/2023/06/26/malaria-found-in-us-for-first-time-in-20-years/
Malaria found in US for first time in 20 years, alarming officials
Five new cases of malaria — one in Texas and four in Florida — are alarming officials because they were locally acquired, meaning a mosquito in the US was carrying the parasite.
That hasn’t happened since 2003 in Palm Beach County, Florida, according to the Centers for Disease and Prevention.
Almost all cases of malaria now seen in the US are from people who traveled outside the country, where they were exposed to disease-carrying mosquitoes.
But these five new cases — seen in people who hadn’t traveled abroad — raise fears that local mosquitoes could be spreading the disease to other people.
“It’s always worrisome that you have local transmission in an area,” Estelle Martin, an entomologist at the University of Florida who researches mosquito-borne diseases, told Vox.
Malaria spreads when a person carrying the parasite gets bit by a mosquito. The parasite develops inside the mosquito, which then bites another person — or several other people, infecting them with the parasite. (See link for article)
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SUMMARY:
- Predictably, the article makes sure to let the reader know a magic bullet”vaccine” is available, but doesn’t mention the fact that these current malaria cases come less than 2 years after the WHO’s recommendation for widespread use of RTS,S/AS01 (Mosquirix), the first malaria vaccine for children. History is filled with examples of vaccine-derived disease as well as “vaccine” reactivation of disease, which are rarely discussed or even mentioned, but happen frequently in Lyme/MSIDS patients and in others with chronic conditions or impaired immune systems (which now includes nearly everyone on planet earth).
- Also, predictably, the article blames a “warming” climate and refuses to mention the prominent and dangerous role of climate engineering. Please remember researchers must tout the accepted “climate change” narrative to get government grants, so truth simply doesn’t matter.
- The article predictably doesn’t mention the thousands of GMO mosquitoes utilizing CRISPR technology that are being released, “coincidentally” in Florida – of which nobody has a clue about the long-term effects and dangers of. It simply isn’t discussed. They are also now attempting to use the same CRISPR technology in mice to supposedly curb Lyme disease. Please watch Dr. Jane Ruby expose how HCQ is the prevention and treatment for all forms of malaria but how the ‘powers that be’ are using a ‘slight of hand,’ to dismiss it.
- Journalists place information in specific places, with the most important details in the beginning of the article, knowing that many will never read the the entire piece. In this case, after they prominently display the “warming climate,” clap-trap they finally mention at the end of the article that migration is probably the more likely culprit. This deflection technique is also used with ticks and Lyme/MSIDS in that that they prominently display and quickly blame the climate and either flat-out deny or mention as a last resort the role of migrating birds and other animals as well as the fact our government has been experimenting on ticks and dropping them out of airplanes for decades. These inconvenient truths would detract from the end goal of prolific “climate change” propaganda which must be pushed at all costs no matter the lunacy and illogic, leaving truth nowhere to be found
For more:
- https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2019/12/06/malaria-hides-in-people-without-symptoms/
- https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2018/01/24/phase-ii-malaria-meds-100-cured-good-for-babesia/
- https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2017/04/29/first-report-of-malaria-with-lyme-disease/
- https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2018/03/15/lyme-malaria-most-common-vector-borne-diseases-in-u-s-armed-forces/
Similarly to how Lyme is a cousin to syphilis, Babesia, a common tick-borne infection suffered by Lyme/MSIDS patients, is a cousin to malaria. Both tick-borne illnesses have been improved utilizing meds that treat their cousins and bizarrely enough, malaria was actually used to treat advanced syphilis. Out of nine advanced syphilis patients, six recovered after being inoculated with malaria. Tens of thousands with neurosyphilis would be eventually be treated at special pyrotherapy asylums using malaria.
Roughly 50% of patients responded to the treatment, presenting with an acute reduction in their neurological symptoms and able to resume their normal lives, freed from the asylum. Of that number, another 50% experienced a full remission. Though the data is incomplete, it is believed that 15% of all patients treated with fever therapy died from complications of the vivax malaria infection (7). Source
Madison Area Lyme Support Group 