Silja Fröhlich, the German journalist—her article is full of lies and deceptive
On February 25, 2021, a publication entitled “Could Africa's taste for bushmeat trigger the next pandemic? Written by Silja Fröhlich, a German journalist, it appeared as an online publication in a German newspaper, DW.com (Deutsche Welle). Reference: https://www.dw.com/en/could-africas-taste-for-bushmeat-trigger-the-next-pandemic/a-56696576
The publication
further explains that “bushmeat is considered a virus vector and a cause of
countless diseases. But the problem goes far beyond the consumption of bat
stew, and the next pandemic is already lurking.”
I want to challenge the author that her article is full of lies, deception, and misleading because there is no bushmeat in Africa that triggers a pandemic.
Where did she get such information
or scientific research thateating bushmeat in Africa can trigger a pandemic?
Silja Fröhlich, Are you the kind of so-called false health writer paid to write false information about diseases, such as Ebola, trumpeted to be caused by bushmeat, primates, bats, etc., while the disease is a biological weapon engineered from the laboratory of the US government?
Nobody is forcing deceptive health writers to write the truth about biological weapons or man-made diseases in Africa, but for God’s sake, writers should stop writing such false health news because such news doesn’t educate the people.
After all, Europeans and other people in many countries have stinky delicacies, including cheese that stinks like ‘shit.’ When they eat them, does any epidemic break out?
Above all, before the vaccine for malaria was discovered, the only disease on the African continent was malaria, so where did HIV, AIDS, Ebola, nodding disease, Kaposi’s sarcoma, and Burkitt’s lymphoma come from?
This is the question we have asked the World Health
Organization and the Centers for Disease Control, over and over, yet they have
failed to give us an answer. Why? Because all the aforementioned diseases were
man-made or biological weapons to trigger diseases.
Silja Fröhlich, either you have been paid to write such a false article, or you are just a shallow-minded writer.
If the first suits you, then stop taking money and quit writing false articles about man-made diseases in Africa, or if the second suits you, then go back to school because it’s very embarrassing to read such articles when even illiterates know that there are no bushmeats that trigger diseases in Africa.