Leprosy in Florida

August 7, 2023

**UPDATE**

According to this, ticks have the potential of acting as a reservoir and/or vector of leprosy.  Mycobacterium drugs have also been found to help chronically infected Lyme/MSIDS patients.  Nobody is talking about this connection, but the following connections have been discussed:

  • Researchers in both India and the U.K. have found links between leprosy adverse events and COVID shots in people previously diagnosed with leprosy.
  • Zoonotic transmission from armadillos (but nobody’s been around them that’s infected)
  • International human migration (which doesn’t explain why Texas hasn’t been hit with leprosy)

According to the CDC, leprosy is very rare in the U.S., with fewer than 200 cases reported per year and most contracting it in a foreign country.

Dr. Robert W. Malone said he believes the sudden reporting on leprosy is “fearporn,” but added, “There is no question that being immunosuppressed is a key factor to contracting leprosy.”

He added:

“Therefore, as mRNA inoculations cause immunosuppression, it has been hypothesized that in some individuals this could pose a higher risk of contracting the disease after vaccination.”

http://  Approx. 11 Min

CDC Issues Alert on Leprosy

Aug. 4, 2023

Facts Matter with Roman Balmakov

Historically uncommon in the U.S., Leprosy, or Hansen disease is a chronic infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium leprae.  Florida accounts for 81% of leprosy cases and 159 new cases were reported in 2020.

The CDC is clueless as to transmission but states that prolonged person-to-person contact through respiratory droplets is the most likely culprit, but this has never been proven.

The strains found are the same strains found in 9-banded armadillos in the region so they hypothesize zoonotic transmission.  (Is this sounding familiar yet?)  The fly in that ointment is that these patients have had ZERO exposure to this animal.  Other research suggests international human migration.

Romanov states it is an interesting coincidence that the cases are being found either in Southern states or the sanctuary state of New York where illegal migrants have been flowing over the boarders.

While no research on this has been done on the topic of migration and leprosy in the U.S., researchers in other countries have done this work and found a direct link between migration of people from countries that have leprosy and a surge in leprosy cases.  Spanish researchers found that their spike in leprosy was not related to African migrants but from South American migrants (Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia, and other South and Central America nationalities).

South American immigrants in North America increased from 27.6 M in 1990 to 58.7 M in 2020 so even the CDC admits the potential link to migration and leprosy cases in nonendemic areas, yet people continue to flow over the border.  According to this report, there are nefarious reasons for this.

  • Both Texas and California are allowing immigrants to be peace officers even though they know nothing about the Constitution or the Bill of Rights.
  • Texas’ Gov Abbot built a facility to house 200,000 illegals who are bringing infectious & antibiotic resistant diseases such as drug resistant TB.  Tens of thousands of cattle in Texas are now being slaughtered due to these migrants transmitting this TB to the cattle, which further reduces meat in the food supply.
  • They have also built state of the art “schools” to be used as indoctrination camps to potentially weaponize these migrants against U.S. citizens by dangling carrots
  • TrakkaSystems advanced camera technology is being used to capture imaging so journalists and freedom workers on the ground can show the public what is happening at the border and that the problem is much worse than what we are being told.
  • Elon Musk’s Starlink system is used for communications.
  • SpaceX located nearby is allowing illegals to cross that property while others cannot enter.

So what other changes have been occurring in Florida?  Don’t forget the massive release of GMO mosquitoes, i.e. Frankinbugs, which are effective dirty needles spreading disease which are now being seriously considered to “vaccinate” people. This technology goes back to 2010 when Japanese researchers genetically modified mosquitoes to produce SP15 against leishmaniasis (parasitic disease spread by sand flies).

Yes folks, it’s getting more frightening by the day.

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