Remember the ZIKA virus mass hysteria pushed by the media? Where are all the shrunken-headed babies we were warned would sweep across America?

Natural News: A few years ago, it was nearly impossible to escape the Zika virus hype. Whipped into a frenzy by a hysterical mass media, people were dousing themselves with toxic mosquito repellents left and right to stave off the “deadly” disease that was going to shrink the heads of the next generation.

Yet these days, people barely even talk about it. Have you come across many shrunken-headed babies in your daily life lately? Are your friends and family dropping like flies at the hands of this killer virus? Is the news full of heartbreaking images of the toll Zika is taking on people in far-flung regions?

The answers to these questions are no, no, and no. What happened? Did a vaccine save us all from mosquito-induced doom, or is it possible there was never really anything for us to worry about in the first place?...read more➔

Zika virus the new health care Boogeyman, now being blamed for vaccine injuries and Guillain-Barre Syndrome

The arrival of the Zika virus in the Americas, and concern over its possible link to birth defects, have stirred up a storm of panic in the media. But the truth is that the virus and its effects on the human body are poorly studied, and very little is known about it for certain.

Given that knowledge gap, we can expect alarmist reports over the next few months to blame any and every cryptic health condition on the virus. Most recently, health experts have raised concern about a possible connection between the Zika virus and a paralytic nervous disorder known as Guillain-Barre Syndrome...read more>>>...

Brazilian medics advise women to wear a BURKA to stop the spread of Zika

Daily Mail: The Carnival festival, famed for its scantily clad performers, bikini costumes and eroticized dance routines, has never been a symbol of modesty.But Brazilian medics, in a request unsurprisingly ignored during the wild party, have suggested women should start wearing burqas in a bid to prevent the spread of the Zika virus.

Last night marked the finale of the city's famed samba schools parade, which saw thousands of costumed dancers and extravagant floats make their way through the city's specially designed Sambadrome stadium...read more>>>...

Zika outbreak is now a global emergency, says World Health Organisation

The World Health Organisation has declared the Zika outbreak to be a global health emergency . It is only the fourth time that the UN health body has used its powers to enact at Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) which sounds a worldwide alarm to member states who are now expected to send aid and expertise to struggling countries. WHO officials said Zika had moved "from a mild threat to one of alarming proportions". Up to four million people could be infected with the virus this year, they predict.

Dr Margaret Chan, Director of WHO said the disease was placing a "heavy burden on families and women. After a review of the evidence the committee advised that the causes of microcephaly constitute an extraordinary event, and a public health threat to other parts of the world," said Dr Chan. "

In their view a coordinated international response is needed to minimise the threat in affected countries. Members of the committee agree that it meets the condition of public health emergency of international conern, I am now declaring the recent cluster of microcephaly and neurological abnormalities in Latin America and French Polynesia constitutes a public health emergency of international concern.

"If we do not do all these work now and wait until the scientific evidence comes out people will say, why didn't you take action."...read more>>>... 

THEY are 'creating' a problem, knowing damn well what the reaction will be, to provide the SOLUTION they wanted all along, which would not normally be accepted.