In Russia, the swine flu epidemic continues to grow, only in Moscow in recent days the number of infected has increased by 30%. Scientists have suggested that the Ebola virus and the swine flu may have one creator.
Back in 2000, the achievements of scientists from around the world in the field of chemistry reached such heights that there was a real threat of biological warfare and the extinction of all mankind. Californian geneticist Roger Brent has called biological weapons a plague that even the most inexperienced laboratory technician can create. Along with the development of science, microorganisms have developed over the years, pathogenic bacteria have mutated so much today that any epidemic can cause damage to humanity, comparable to the impact of a nuclear bomb.
People have learned to use deadly viruses as weapons of mass destruction. In 1930-1940, Japan, with the help of artificial planting of the bubonic plague, practically led to the extinction of the Chinese town of Chusheng, and in 1942 the British "infected" one of the Scottish islands with anthrax, which later had to be burned out with napalm to make it safe again.
In 1972, politicians finally realized that the use of biological weapons is extremely unsafe for the entire population of the planet, so they signed a special agreement prohibiting their use. However, after a short lull, in 2014 the whole world shuddered from the Ebola fever, which hit the African continent and no less strongly affected the stock markets.
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Researcher Kirill Broderick suggested that the government of the United States could create and release the deadly virus, since after the onset of the disease, inflation in Liberia doubled, fuel sales decreased by 1/3, and the industry decreased by 75%. In the new epidemic, scientists also saw a biological attack of enemies, Russian experts believe that such a rapid and large-scale spread of swine flu may be a planned attack aimed at worsening the economic and demographic indicators of Russia.
Elena Razumovskaya
