Re: SARS - I'm in Shanghai and Dr. Horowitz comments are WRONG

Horowitz may be refering to the SARS we have here in North America, and it appears there are different "strains" of SARS, which could explain the difference in effects in Asia. Also, Horowitz does make reference to the natural abilities to fight it off, and the use of basic hygene/nutrition that is better in North America.
I don't doubt that it is very deadly over there in Shanghai.

But - consider that its not really SARS, it is an engineered bioweapon, man-made. See Pasted article below.
The different strains may in fact be new infestations. America has onlt [two?] deaths, Canada about 20. There is a different strain in Canada, or the chemtrails are protecting Americans [for now].
The initial infestations were not as effective as the New World Order had hoped for. So they unleashed another round, which was likely a bit more potent, and therefore more people would die from the intial infection.
It was never meant to kill - the theme since the 1950's has been "To disable, not kill" as a way to control populations and instil fears.

SARS is punishment and a warning to China; Sars was initiated at the time of the battle at the United Nations when China was the biggest opponent [of most concern] to the U.S. aggression against Iraq, and thats why it got started. Canada too, but not France and Germany [2, and 7, deaths there]for some reason, like "we have something special in mind for you two".

Crystaline Brucella Mycoplasma, in its various forms, is engineered to "Disable, Not kill". Horowitz tell us how to stop from letting it get hold in our bodies. H202 will kill it good, if used on your hands, and drink it as prescribed [DILUTE!!!].

IN ANY CASE, SARS is not natural.
Article:
More Scientists Say SARS Is A BioWeapon
20.04.2003 [22:39]


Moscow - The deadly pneumonia that has killed more than 100 people around the world may be a man-made biological weapon, Russian experts said on Friday.
Nikolai Filatov, head of Moscow's epidemiological services, told the Gazeta daily that he thought the pneumonia was man-made because "there is no vaccine for this virus, its make-up is unclear, it has not been very widespread and the population is not immune to it."
Yet he had some reservations, since the virus has a low mortality rate - so far killing 4% of those infected -, and because it is relatively difficult to pass on - through direct contact or inhalation.
The virus, according to academy of medecine member Sergei Kolesnikov, is a cocktail of mumps and measles, whose mix could never appear in nature.
"We can only get that in a laboratory," he told a conference in the Siberian city of Irkutsk, quoted by RIA Novosti news agency.
It may have spread because of an "accidental leak" from a lab, he added.
More than 100 people have died and some 3 000 others have been infected by Severe acute respiratory syndrome (Sars), which is believed to have originated in China's southern Guangdong province.


Источник: News24.com, South Africa

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