Bubonic Plague Coming Soon? Infested Lab Rats Missing

by duo | February 7, 2009 at 07:52 pm
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Bubonic Plague-Infested Rats Lost at NJ Lab

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MY BIBLE SAID there would be days like this.  Disturbing reports circulate about a coming New World Order with concentration camps and prison railcars outfitted with shackles; there is a global recession and war in the Holy Land; food shortages; and just to complete the picture, a New Jersey lab reported Friday that it lost two dead rats infested with Bubonic Plague.  UMDNJ's Public Health Research Institute realized the rats were lost on December 19, but just saw fit to reveal the news yesterday. 

Citizens for Legitimate Government carried the report today, along with this brief excerpt from The Associated Press.

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Missing mice used in vaccine experiments involving bacteria Yersinia pestis, the organism that causes plague
http://www.nj.com/newsflash/index.ssf?/base/news-36/1233970153113050.xml&storylist=jersey

06 Feb 2009

The frozen remains of two mice injected with the organism that causes plague have not been accounted for seven weeks after being discovered missing at a University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey facility in Newark, the university said Friday. Dr. David Perlin, director of the research institute, said the experiment was part of a National Institutes of Health bioterrorism program to test a vaccine [?] for plague.

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Wikipedia offers this information on Bubonic Plague:
http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubonic_plague

The Bubonic plague is a very deadly disease.  Some of the symptoms of this disease are caughing, fever, and black spots on the skin.  People think that the Black Death that killed millions of Europeans in the Middle Ages was bubonic plague, but they are not sure.  During the 1300s, this epidemic struck parts of Asia, North Africa, and Europe.  Almost a third of the people in Europe died of it. Unlike catastrophes that pull communities together, this epidemic was so terrifying that it broke people's trust in one another.


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Good news!  FBI says losing the test rats is nothing to worry about.  FBI spokesman Bryan Travers says there is "no nexus to terrorism or risk to public health."  And if you need more assurance, the research lab “believes the red hazardous waste bag containing the dead mice was sterilized and incinerated along with another bag.”  (Your guess is as good as theirs.)

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MARY’S COMMENTARY

Regardless of whether or not a person is religious, all adults should occasionally review their priorities and be more cognizant of the fragility of life.  There have never been any dying men or women who wished they had a few more hours to spend at the office.  Seize the moment!

Millions of people believe current news events point to the end times prophesized in Revelation.  One might expect having that outlook would make religious people depressed and anxious.  On the contrary, scientists have found that religion promotes health and actually lengthens one’s life expectancy.  Mark Stibich, Ph.D. reports, “Estimates range, but researchers think that regular religious attendance can add up to six years to your life.  Many Scientists point to less depression among the churchgoers as a major factor in long-term health.”

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Any rational person would prefer to live, and to continue life in a state of freedom and comfort.  It might therefore be confusing to some people that Christians can feel optimistic and cheerful while convinced that Biblical forecasts of worldwide famine, economic collapse, plagues, and tyranny are true.  The viewpoint of many Christians is summed up in the following verse:

And when these things begin to come to pass, then look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh. ~ Luke 21:28

Many people in America and abroad report feeling increased optimism with our present administration at the helm.  I recently received encouraging news from Organizing for America that included President Obama’s recorded a video wherein he speaks directly to Americans about his economic recovery plan.  The message reminds us that America is facing an urgent and unprecedented challenge. The economic crisis requires bold and immediate action.  See the video here:

Watch President Obama's video and share it with your friends and family:

It is indeed comforting to have good leadership in government such as we seem to have with President Obama and Vice President Biden in office.  In addition, the 111th Congress repeatedly demonstrated their concern for constituents by giving overwhelming support to legislation for improvements in health care and protections for disabled employees. 

Despite our admirable leadership in Washington, millions of Americans are faced with tough economic challenges that prove overwhelming for many people.  It is unfortunate that during economic downturns, there is an increase in violent crime, domestic violence, and suicide.  Some people speak of themselves in terms of their wealth, saying, “I am worth $2 million.”  Many working people who are not wealthy derive a sense of self worth from the work that they do, saying “I am a pilot; I am a teacher; I am an accountant.”  Their identity is in what they do.  Financial losses and job losses therefore leave many people feeling defeated.  For them, a job loss is not something they recover from easily because their sense of self worth is too intricately tied to their net “worth” and/or careers.  America has good leadership who are applying their considerable talents to stimulating our economy.  Meanwhile, in order to make it through these challenging times, many of us need to shift our priorities away from a focus on materialism.

The ability to adjust to changing circumstances is another area where spirituality helps.  The quality of one’s life is not measured by his abundance of things.  Not realizing that can be dangerous and lead to depression or worse. 

The Bible and other great religious and philosophical books encourage people who overvalue material possessions and socioeconomic status to CHANGE.  Read:

And the rest of the men which were not killed by these plagues yet repented not of the works of their hands, that they should not worship devils, and idols of gold, and silver, and brass, and stone, and of wood: which neither can see, nor hear, nor walk.  ~
 Revelations 9:20

Adjust and live!  For every valley, there are usually two hills.  Your next hilltop experience may be just around the corner.


Mary Neal
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Sputnic

Good points. It can seem a bit doom and gloom sometimes. Cant be the end of the world though Jesus has not returned as king yet !

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duo

Thanks for commenting, Sputnic.  Yes, things can seem gloomy.  But I am convinced that on any given day, there is more good news happening than bad news, but the good news does not get headlines.  Each day someplace, a missing dog finds his way home, a child learns how to write his name, a person gets good news from a medical test, a family reconciles, friends renew friendships, there is a wedding, a graduation, or birthday celebration, someone gets a job or finally opens new business that was a lifelong dream, and a person who was tempted to give up decides instead to persevere.  Self-forgiveness is important, and we must not wait for idyllic circumstances to smile.

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billy bob

what the fuck you think there is a jesus your a stupid ass fuckin idiot

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heartlessredlove

do u no who or what can obtain the bubonic plauge or when did it happen

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Sputnic

More good points. Certain media sensationalise that is for sure

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duo

Yes, Sputnic.  Sometimes they sensationalize the insignificant and report relevant news not at all.

Mary

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Saltydog

I think there is a Jesus, too.

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duo

Of course, He lives! 

You know, I have numerous acquaintances and friends who have different religious views from mine. Some practice other faiths, a few are agnostic, and some are atheists.  I am angry with none of them for not thinking as I do.  If I speak to a friend who mentions Buddah or reincarnation or evolution in the conversation, I do not start cursing and swaring - it does not make me feel angry or threatened.  But I have noticed that the word "Jesus" evokes anger in the hearts of some people.  It only makes my faith stronger, because the Lord said it would be this way.  He prophesized that His name would some day be a source of contention.  Read: 

For I am come to set a man at variance against his father, and the daughter against her mother, and the daughter in law against her mother in law. ~ Matthew 10:35

People should be able to relax in their own beliefs, even when other people mention something different.  Just be who you are and stay right where you are, if it pleases you.  Isn't that what everyone ultimately does, anyway?

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heartlessredlove

when  did this disease start and how ? i dont know what is true who can tell me i need to know and fast because im doing a project

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duo

Relax, Heartlessredlove.  The incubation period for Bubonic Plague is only 2 to 6 days.  The infected rats were lost on December 19, so anyone who was infected at that time would already be very sick or dead, and I have heard of no epidemic happening.  So maybe the rats really were destroyed in the lab.  Maybe.  However, there are sociopaths in the world.  Read:

http://plague.emedtv.com/plague/plague-incubation-period.html

The period of time between being infected with the Yersinia pestis bacteria and when symptoms first appear is called the plague incubation period. This amount of time varies, depending on the type of plague that results. For example, the pneumonic plague incubation period is usually one to three days; for bubonic plague, the incubation period is typically two to six days.

Thanks for your interest.  More information on the lost rats is available at the links in the article above.  Consider sharing the results of your project with us when you are done.

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