The Most Destructive Pandemics and Epidemics In Human History
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Date: 2022-12-29
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How nice that such a BS video appears just in time to line the pockets of the pharmaceutical demons. The THEORY of contagious has never been proven. Therefore a plague by spreading of a virus or germ is scientific nonsense. The Black Plague was caused by VOLCANIC SULFUR DIOXIDE proven by ice core analysis as well as the evidence left to us in the tree rings of very old trees. Fleas or rats were not responsible. Every single so called plague in this video was caused by poisoning. Similar creatures (humans) exposed to a similar toxic environment will have similar symptoms, and these illnesses were never the result of spreading anything except undeserving fear. The current DIVOC BS fear spread by U- t u b e and the MSM is a gigantic disservice to humanity in general. Illness is caused by either lack of nutrition or poisoning, and perhaps by the fear mongering of very evil globalists.
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How nice that such a BS video appears just in time to line the pockets of the pharmaceutical demons. The THEORY of contagious has never been proven. Therefore a plague by spreading of a virus or germ is scientific nonsense. The Black Plague was caused by VOLCANIC SULFUR DIOXIDE proven by ice core analysis as well as the evidence left to us in the tree rings of very old trees. Fleas or rats were not responsible. Every single so called plague in this video was caused by poisoning. Similar creatures (humans) exposed to a similar toxic environment will have similar symptoms, and these illnesses were never the result of spreading anything except undeserving fear. The current DIVOC BS fear spread by U- t u b e and the MSM is a gigantic disservice to humanity in general. Illness is caused by either lack of nutrition or poisoning, and perhaps by the fear mongering of very evil globalists.
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Chris
Some people don't need the vaccine or mask because they vibrate at a higher frequency in a different dimension and when the virus touches their skin it dies on contact. A top medical professional at the CDC has been silenced for trying to bring this information to the public. They have a special brainwave that destroys the virus. White Europeans carry a special gene that gives them this ability because the survivors of the plague had to have this to survive, and their children inherited it. This gene is carried by the white father therefore children with white fathers are more likely to survive future pandemics. Scientific analysis shows us that majority white countries like Sweden have fewer coronavirus cases and this is why. That's a real stat from the media by the way.
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Some people don't need the vaccine or mask because they vibrate at a higher frequency in a different dimension and when the virus touches their skin it dies on contact. A top medical professional at the CDC has been silenced for trying to bring this information to the public. They have a special brainwave that destroys the virus. White Europeans carry a special gene that gives them this ability because the survivors of the plague had to have this to survive, and their children inherited it. This gene is carried by the white father therefore children with white fathers are more likely to survive future pandemics. Scientific analysis shows us that majority white countries like Sweden have fewer coronavirus cases and this is why. That's a real stat from the media by the way.
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Kokoete
In the 1970s my grandma was already in her 90s and I was privileged to be born to see her told me tales of traders arriving in our hometown Calabar with stocks of yam which could be offloaded and stacked to create walls that were as long as the longest roads in the town but then would die leaning on the yams. When I asked her why they died, she said they'd succumbed to the Spanish Flu that hit the world after the Great War. I was still barely ten years old at the time and had never heard of that plague until grandma told me. It was amazing when I grew up to read of it in history books.
Rest in peace, Makamba.
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In the 1970s my grandma was already in her 90s and I was privileged to be born to see her told me tales of traders arriving in our hometown Calabar with stocks of yam which could be offloaded and stacked to create walls that were as long as the longest roads in the town but then would die leaning on the yams. When I asked her why they died, she said they'd succumbed to the Spanish Flu that hit the world after the Great War. I was still barely ten years old at the time and had never heard of that plague until grandma told me. It was amazing when I grew up to read of it in history books.
Rest in peace, Makamba.
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Cristie
This one is so bad because there is an epidemic of obesity and the health problems that go with it. So. 100 years ago, it would have been. a year when it seemed like everyone was ill and some older people died. And I say year because lock downs are prolonging general infections. Go back to the 1800s, and it's unlikely it would have been anything but a local infection in several places, one of many other infections. Oh, except this one was apparently artificially enhanced, so this is all a thought exercise. It wouldn't have existed at any time but this.
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This one is so bad because there is an epidemic of obesity and the health problems that go with it. So. 100 years ago, it would have been. a year when it seemed like everyone was ill and some older people died. And I say year because lock downs are prolonging general infections. Go back to the 1800s, and it's unlikely it would have been anything but a local infection in several places, one of many other infections. Oh, except this one was apparently artificially enhanced, so this is all a thought exercise. It wouldn't have existed at any time but this.
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Amy
Honourable mention: the AIDS pandemic. People were so afraid and uninformed by AIDS and HIV that even doctors and nurses at the start of the pandemic would refuse to touch their patients as they thought they could catch it through airborne, so the patients would be locked in a room alone with very little treatment. Its so sad that in certain parts of Africa, AIDS is still an epidemic today, especially when we have so much information about it now and that we have medication to help treat the virus so that carriers can lead a long life.
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Honourable mention: the AIDS pandemic. People were so afraid and uninformed by AIDS and HIV that even doctors and nurses at the start of the pandemic would refuse to touch their patients as they thought they could catch it through airborne, so the patients would be locked in a room alone with very little treatment. Its so sad that in certain parts of Africa, AIDS is still an epidemic today, especially when we have so much information about it now and that we have medication to help treat the virus so that carriers can lead a long life.
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308
Liberalism is the worst epidemic/pandemic in world history! Every single time a group decided on democracy, it failed miserably. Every time they chose socialism or communism it killed millions or more of those very people and the masses starve while their handlers live in opulence. Liberalism is a mental disease, like any disease giving it what it demands is NOT the right thing to do. Its killed more than any other disease to date.
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Liberalism is the worst epidemic/pandemic in world history! Every single time a group decided on democracy, it failed miserably. Every time they chose socialism or communism it killed millions or more of those very people and the masses starve while their handlers live in opulence. Liberalism is a mental disease, like any disease giving it what it demands is NOT the right thing to do. Its killed more than any other disease to date.
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jcc2c22
Best time in history? Probably about 1000 years after the last Ice Age. Roughly 10, 000 years ago. Hunter/gatherers with none of the rampant diseases and related problems that crowded cities brought. Plenty of animal life to hunt and such abundance there was hardly any reason to war on your neighbors.
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Best time in history? Probably about 1000 years after the last Ice Age. Roughly 10, 000 years ago. Hunter/gatherers with none of the rampant diseases and related problems that crowded cities brought. Plenty of animal life to hunt and such abundance there was hardly any reason to war on your neighbors.
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Shannon
There is NO vaccine for bubonic plague. It is a bacteria that responds to antibiotics! This is basic knowledge people. Id was named After a scientist named Yersin. Not the dude you mentioned. Please fix this. It makes me grind my teeth that you are getting it wrong and then telling people about it
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There is NO vaccine for bubonic plague. It is a bacteria that responds to antibiotics! This is basic knowledge people. Id was named After a scientist named Yersin. Not the dude you mentioned. Please fix this. It makes me grind my teeth that you are getting it wrong and then telling people about it
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Ann
One of the books in my small medical library (back when I was a medical librarian) was the first edition of COLOR ATLAS OF AIDS by Alvin E. Friedman-Kien. One of the hardest things about looking at that book was knowing that some poor persons had suffered from the symptoms shown in the photographs.
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One of the books in my small medical library (back when I was a medical librarian) was the first edition of COLOR ATLAS OF AIDS by Alvin E. Friedman-Kien. One of the hardest things about looking at that book was knowing that some poor persons had suffered from the symptoms shown in the photographs.
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Alonnah
I've been watching you for so long, and I don't have a picture in my mind of how you look. Not that it matters in the Least! Your my black Friday, I would literally stand in line for hours, just to hear you read the damn phone book, your truly amazing! Just thought I would share
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I've been watching you for so long, and I don't have a picture in my mind of how you look. Not that it matters in the Least! Your my black Friday, I would literally stand in line for hours, just to hear you read the damn phone book, your truly amazing! Just thought I would share
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D'Genee
The Spanish Flu only widely covered in a neutral state with no political need to censor. hmm. So politics molding the coverage and handling of a disease isn't new. Interesting. The narrative is always more important than public health ot seems.
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The Spanish Flu only widely covered in a neutral state with no political need to censor. hmm. So politics molding the coverage and handling of a disease isn't new. Interesting. The narrative is always more important than public health ot seems.
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abigail
You are single handedly one of the most boring, monotonous sounding narrators Ive ever heard, these videos could be so interesting but no, were stuck with this boring af guy who cant even pronounce bubonic. Stop it.
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You are single handedly one of the most boring, monotonous sounding narrators Ive ever heard, these videos could be so interesting but no, were stuck with this boring af guy who cant even pronounce bubonic. Stop it.
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Valerie
There were polio epidemics every summer until the Salk vaccine. There were iron lungs, braces, crutches and permanent problems like scoliosis. FDR started the March of Dimes for the eradication of polio.
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There were polio epidemics every summer until the Salk vaccine. There were iron lungs, braces, crutches and permanent problems like scoliosis. FDR started the March of Dimes for the eradication of polio.
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Ann
I remember reading, back when I was a medical librarian, that sickle cell trait helps prevent death from malaria, which may explain why enough persons survived for sickle cell anemia to be a problem.
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I remember reading, back when I was a medical librarian, that sickle cell trait helps prevent death from malaria, which may explain why enough persons survived for sickle cell anemia to be a problem.
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Goku
Strange that I watched the whole thing and yet the pandemic I learned the most about was the Swine Flu. Like. I was around for that one. A friend had his school shut down for a suspected case
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Strange that I watched the whole thing and yet the pandemic I learned the most about was the Swine Flu. Like. I was around for that one. A friend had his school shut down for a suspected case
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Sydnee
My great-great-grandma died from the Spanish Flu. She was taking care of her eleven children and husband who had gotten sick. They all got better but then she caught it and died that day
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My great-great-grandma died from the Spanish Flu. She was taking care of her eleven children and husband who had gotten sick. They all got better but then she caught it and died that day
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Thomas
Looking forward to hearing about the great, destructive pandemics that ravaged the worlds population in the 18th and 19th centuries, before the arrival of blessed vaccines.
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Looking forward to hearing about the great, destructive pandemics that ravaged the worlds population in the 18th and 19th centuries, before the arrival of blessed vaccines.
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Mark
Here is a question for thought.
If the current timeline (BCE &CE) is still based on the time of Christ, then why did people change it from BC & AD?
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Here is a question for thought.
If the current timeline (BCE &CE) is still based on the time of Christ, then why did people change it from BC & AD?
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Varsha
While it is true that all these diseases were/are deadly, I personally think smallpox was the worst of all! It took soo many years to get rid of it.
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While it is true that all these diseases were/are deadly, I personally think smallpox was the worst of all! It took soo many years to get rid of it.
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Simaginary
Has there ever been a time in human history where there wasn't a major health crisis, besides prehistoric times, I mean?
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Has there ever been a time in human history where there wasn't a major health crisis, besides prehistoric times, I mean?
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