Here we go again

[Erica Mena]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-11750097/WHO-convenes-urgent-meeting-outbreak-one-worlds-deadliest-diseases.html">https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/arti ... eases.html">https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-11750097/WHO-convenes-urgent-meeting-outbreak-one-worlds-deadliest-diseases.html





The World Health Organization (WHO) convened an urgent meeting Tuesday amid an outbreak in Africa of one of the deadliest diseases known to man.



The leading health body brought experts from around the world together to discuss how to ramp up the development of vaccines and therapeutics for Marburg virus.



There are growing fears that the world could be caught off guard by the currently untreatable infection that kills up to 88 percent of the people it infects.



The virus, considered a more dangerous cousin of Ebola, has killed nine people in Equatorial Guinea in the Central African nation's first outbreak. More than a dozen others are believed to be infected.



The highly-infectious pathogen - which causes some sufferers to bleed from their eyes - has been touted as the next big pandemic threat, with the WHO describing it as 'epidemic-prone'.











Just fucking nuke us already

[Herman]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-11750097/WHO-convenes-urgent-meeting-outbreak-one-worlds-deadliest-diseases.html">https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/arti ... eases.html">https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-11750097/WHO-convenes-urgent-meeting-outbreak-one-worlds-deadliest-diseases.html





The World Health Organization (WHO) convened an urgent meeting Tuesday amid an outbreak in Africa of one of the deadliest diseases known to man.



The leading health body brought experts from around the world together to discuss how to ramp up the development of vaccines and therapeutics for Marburg virus.



There are growing fears that the world could be caught off guard by the currently untreatable infection that kills up to 88 percent of the people it infects.



The virus, considered a more dangerous cousin of Ebola, has killed nine people in Equatorial Guinea in the Central African nation's first outbreak. More than a dozen others are believed to be infected.



The highly-infectious pathogen - which causes some sufferers to bleed from their eyes - has been touted as the next big pandemic threat, with the WHO describing it as 'epidemic-prone'.











Just fucking nuke us already

COVID-19 was a warm up for what's coming.

[Erica Mena]

Right? Fuck that. I'd rather get disintegrated by a nuke

[Herman]

Right? Fuck that. I'd rather get disintegrated by a nuke

Fuck the WHO and every UN organization.

[Blazor]

I am Pureblood! (beats chest) I will not conform!!!

[Shen Li]

Britain isn't even offering the current COVID vaccines anymore to people under 50.

[Frood]

I am Pureblood! (beats chest) I will not conform!!!

***raises bro-fist***



The same fuckwits who initially got the covid jabs then later regretted it and those still wearing masks and getting booster clot shots will both start off wanting and getting that shit....then quickly vilify anyone who isn't a piss weak lemming.



Then they'll die suddenly in their early youth or prime, and us purebloods will squat in their best homes and acquisition their most fun toys.

[DKG]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-11750097/WHO-convenes-urgent-meeting-outbreak-one-worlds-deadliest-diseases.html">https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/arti ... eases.html">https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-11750097/WHO-convenes-urgent-meeting-outbreak-one-worlds-deadliest-diseases.html





The World Health Organization (WHO) convened an urgent meeting Tuesday amid an outbreak in Africa of one of the deadliest diseases known to man.



The leading health body brought experts from around the world together to discuss how to ramp up the development of vaccines and therapeutics for Marburg virus.



There are growing fears that the world could be caught off guard by the currently untreatable infection that kills up to 88 percent of the people it infects.



The virus, considered a more dangerous cousin of Ebola, has killed nine people in Equatorial Guinea in the Central African nation's first outbreak. More than a dozen others are believed to be infected.



The highly-infectious pathogen - which causes some sufferers to bleed from their eyes - has been touted as the next big pandemic threat, with the WHO describing it as 'epidemic-prone'.











Just fucking nuke us already

 

[Oliver Clotheshoffe]

Just the next batch of fear porn to try and keep us afraid. Ignore it.

[Frood]

Just the next batch of fear porn to try and keep us afraid. Ignore it.

While they torch food manufacturing farms, plants, and warehouses... and toxic chemicals elsewhere....

[Blazor]

Just the next batch of fear porn to try and keep us afraid. Ignore it.

While they torch food manufacturing farms, plants, and warehouses... and toxic chemicals elsewhere....

All this shit pisses me the fuck off. They trying to starve us.

[Anonymous]

While they torch food manufacturing farms, plants, and warehouses... and toxic chemicals elsewhere....

All this shit pisses me the fuck off. They trying to starve us.

Only one thing for it.

[Odinson]

So according to a study, we need 1,75 earths for the current population... 3 earths for 2050 population.



I dont know if thats really correct since we do consume a lot more crap than we actually need.





The fact that the shelf is always full means that there are a lot of losses... A lot of product spoiling.



We should get used to the idea that the shelves are not always full and you dont always get what you want.

[Herman]

So according to a study, we need 1,75 earths for the current population... 3 earths for 2050 population.



I dont know if thats really correct since we do consume a lot more crap than we actually need.





The fact that the shelf is always full means that there are a lot of losses... A lot of product spoiling.



We should get used to the idea that the shelves are not always full and you dont always get what you want.

The Davos billionaires should lead by example and kill themselves.

[Anonymous]

So according to a study, we need 1,75 earths for the current population... 3 earths for 2050 population.



I dont know if thats really correct since we do consume a lot more crap than we actually need.





The fact that the shelf is always full means that there are a lot of losses... A lot of product spoiling.



We should get used to the idea that the shelves are not always full and you dont always get what you want.

The Davos billionaires should lead by example and kill themselves.

I'll settle for them eating the out of date and mouldering Incrediblemeat that even the vegans won't touch. They can make a dent in the chitin-laced bugflour stocks too, I don't mind.