Report: Flu Pandemic Could Cause Chaos, Riots

By James Donahue

Oct. 8. 2005

A report by the Bush administration and published today in the New York Times warns that a pandemic flu that originates in Asia could strike the United States within weeks and that it would trigger chaos and riots.

The report said a virus like H5N1 could spread rapidly because of modern travel patterns and that even with quarantine and travel restrictions, could not be held off but only delayed by a few weeks from striking the United States.

The report also shows that the United States “is woefully unprepared for what could become the worst disaster in the nation’s history,” the Times story stated.

“If such an outbreak occurred, hospitals would become overwhelmed, riots would engulf vaccination clinics, and even power and food would be in short supply,” the report said.

The 381-page report, identified by the Times as a “plan” for response, outlines a “worst-case scenario in which more than 1.9 million Americans would die and 8.5 million would be hospitalized with costs exceeding $450 billion.

“It also calls for a domestic vaccine production capacity of 600 million doses within six months, more than 10 times the present capacity,” the story said.

That President Bush met Friday in Washington with CEOs of the top six vaccine producers in the United States to discuss ways to speed up vaccine development and production to head off a pandemic strongly suggests that the government is taking the H5N1 threat very seriously.

Psychic Aaron C. Donahue has been warning about this virus and others following on its heals for several years. He also is working hard to help listeners to his weekly radio program, Voice of Lucifer, ward off this viral assault but the sale of his booklet on immune system enhancement has been stalled by government red tape.

Donahue says he has a program that will help people not only resist the virus but survive it if they are exposed. But he says he can’t sell it until a corporation is properly formed so that the booklet can be sold through the mail not only in the US but overseas. And that is taking more time than was expected.

In the meantime, time is running out.

An estimated 65 people have died of H5N1 since the virus was first identified in Hong Kong in 1997. The virus first jumped species from chickens and ducks to humans. In the last few months it has spread to migratory birds that are believed to be carrying it all over the world this fall.

Cases of H5N1 are being reported throughout Indonesia, Vietnam, China and Russia. Some reports suggest that the virus may have already mutated so that it has the capability of jumping from human to human.

Once it does this, medical experts say, it has the potential of becoming a world-wide pandemic.

What is scary about this virus, nick-named Bird Flu, is that it is a killer. Humans have no natural resistance to this virus and the mortality rate is over 50 percent.

Donahue believes the estimated death rate from this virus is low. He says he sees bodies in the street as this disease and other medical assaults on mankind sweep the planet.

Donahue says he perceives this as a cleansing of our dying planet and believes up to 5.6 billion people will perish before it is over.