Revision Of Belgium's History About The So-Called First Ebola Outbreak in 1976 in Congo

 

The director of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Peter Piot, has never spoken a single truth about the Ebola outbreak in Congo in 1976.  

The world has been fooled by the developed countries' governments, politicians, the World Health Organization, and the Centers for Disease Control on the outbreak of each pandemic, including HIV, AIDS, Ebola, and the coronavirus.

The First Black Italian Minister Who Couldn’t Save Her Country Ravaged By Ebola

Cécile Kyenga, despite being a Congolese couldn't speak against the US government when Ebola hit Congo

Cécile Kashetu Kyenge is an Italian ophthalmologist, born from a wealthy family in the Congolese district of Katanga. She studied medicine and surgery, and in 1983, she obtained a scholarship to study at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart) in Rome.

Unfortunately, the grant she waited for in her country of origin, Congo, didn’t arrive; therefore, she entered Italy with a visa for study purposes. She settled in Modena in a college for missionaries and worked as a carer to pay for her studies. She managed to graduate, specialising in ophthalmology.

 

During her life activities in Italy, she married an Italian and gained her citizenship. Under Enrico Letta's government, an Italian politician who was Prime Minister of Italy from 2013 to 2014, Cécile Kyenge was appointed the Minister of Integration.

 

For several years, Cècile contributed to sociality by working and creating non-profit organisations, defending and being a spokesperson for immigrants’ rights.

 

Furthermore, she was engaged in various projects for development and goods exchange promoted by Europe in underdeveloped countries of Africa, specifically of a control committee of which she is a member.

 

Basically, the European Union gives funds for many kinds of projects that can involve reconstruction, soil rehabilitation, culture, or something else. It’s the duty of the committee to determine that the country which receives the money actually spends it on the right project and for nothing else.

 

She used Congo, her country, as an example, since at the moment it is a scene of a terrible crisis. The South of the Congo, in particular, is the victim of this crisis because of its high concentration of cobalt, a mineral that has become fundamental for all of us. 

 

Being a ferromagnetic element that is used for creating the batteries of our precious smartphones, not only is its importance even higher if we take a look at Industry 4.0, but that also has the aim of spreading the use of the electric car on a mass scale, eliminating this way the use of oil in the western world.

 

This elimination of pollution in the advanced world is so important to them that Africa has to pay for it. If things are going to stay this way, the answer is yes. Human impact is more than visible: miners digging without any security device, dozens of thousands are regular, and hundreds of thousands are undeclared, usually working for Chinese companies to sell their cobalt.

 

You have to consider that in some cases these workers (Congolese), who are also fathers, dig all day without finding a single gram of cobalt: These are days that they don’t get paid. The scenery gets even more obscene when these workers are children. 

 

Unicef has stated that 40,000 Congolese children are working in cobalt mines, and it seems that they prefer them to adults since they are poorly paid. Compared to the 2 dollars that adults get per day, they only get 90 cents. The age of these little workers goes from 8 to 14 years old.

 

This drama brings other problems within itself, such as mass migrations of people who want to find the Western and Chinese treasure and considerable geological damage due to mines that made the soil extremely fragile.

 

Even though she was aware that Ebola, which has struck her country, was a biological weapon by the US government, Kyenge couldn't speak about it. Given the fact that she is a Black minister who has experienced extreme racism and the possibility of losing her ministerial post, she declined to protest a talk about it.

There is another damage that involves the native tribes that get pushed away; it doesn’t matter which way. The cobalt crisis started some years ago, and the dynamics seem to get worse, considering that our demand will double by 2020.

 

Meanwhile, royalties on mineral extractions have already increased, together with taxes those companies will have to pay, by the will of the president of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Joseph Kabila, who seems to ignore the situation in which his people are struggling.

 

The European committee suggests a solution with traceability certificates, but, by now, they’re just suggestions. Meanwhile, Amnesty has enquired about what the giants of the technology industry are that are collaborating with industries that respect human rights.

The data shows that only two among the dozens enquired have decided to follow a marketing strategy that is respectful of ethics, and they are Apple and Samsung. Other ones, such as General Motors, Volkswagen, Microsoft, Lenovo, Renault, and Huawei, did almost nothing to control the problem.

 

The biggest part of this situation is China’s property, which has the role of the coloniser, again, in the African continent. Cècile, together with other European deputies, is working in order to create a deal with which no country will be forced to undergo this kind of situation.

 

There is a long and difficult way to go, and we know that the mechanisms that are moving great industries are almost unstoppable. Nevertheless, there is an important matter that you just cannot ignore, human rights; that’s the need to be respected in every single place on Earth, even the most remote, she concludes.

Lessons From Ebola Have Made African Countries To Take The Coronavirus Seriously

A young man protects himself against the coronavirus in Africa.


In the year 2014, a disease called Ebola, which had previously hit the Republic of Congo in 1976, struck the West African countries simultaneously in Liberia, the Republic of Guinea, and Sierra Leone. 



While the US government, the World Health Organization, and the Centers for Disease Control told the world that the disease is not a biological weapon but bats are responsible, independent scientists and medical personnel, including Dutch scientist Johan Van Dongen and German medical doctor Wolff Geisler, who weren't interested in supporting and promoting the lies, revealed that:

The Ebola biological weapon, which they claim bats are responsible for the spread of, had a historical background. The Ebola outbreak had already occurred simultaneously in Marburg and Frankfurt in Germany, and in Belgrade, Serbia, in 1967. 

So if the Ebola virus had appeared in Marburg, Frankfurt, and Belgrade in 1967, then in Congo in 1976, why are they telling the world that bats are responsible for the 2014 Ebola epidemic in Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia? It's unfortunate that people still have trust in the World Health Organization, the Centers for Disease Control, and the US government when it comes to an epidemic.

Again, why do people tune in to listen to the mainstream media, including CNN and the BBC, that have followed and supported the blatant lies of the US government, the Centers for Disease Control, and the World Health Organization, even though they claim to have qualified health journalists? These news channels have done us more harm than good.

Promoting the lies of the World Health Organization, Centers for Disease Control, and the US government, BBC and CNN told the general public that bats are responsible for Ebola, and the disease spread very fast because of bushmeat, including monkeys that Africans eat. 

On behalf of all Africans, I want to ask the US government, the World Health Organization, and the Centers for Disease Control, what did the world eat for the coronavirus to hit us ferociously in this manner, especially in Europe and America?

They often say that "experience is the best teacher." Indeed, the Ebola epidemic, which erupted in Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia in 2014, has taught the Ebola-stricken West African countries a very good lesson. 

Since the outbreak of the coronavirus, Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia have taken stricter measures to control the disease than many European countries and the United States of America.

Sierra Leone which was the only West African country without a case of coronavirus finally reported its first case, when in a nationwide broadcast, President Maada Bio announced that the index case is a 37- year -old male who arrived in the country from France on an Air Brussels flight on March 16 and was immediately put into quarantine.

The man reportedly finished the requisite 14 days of isolation at a hotel on Sunday and was collected by his wife yesterday. Apparently, the subject's wife, who is a medical doctor, noticed the signs and symptoms of COVID-19 and immediately drove her husband to the 34 Military Hospital, where he tested positive for the virus.

After battling the worst Ebola outbreak in history, Liberia has taken stringent action in dealing with its first two coronavirus cases. The first sufferer has been identified as a 46-year-old head of Liberia's Environmental Protection Agency, who returned to the country last Friday after attending a conference in Europe.

Rigorous health controls had been in place at all entry points until this case slipped through, breaching protocols set up by health and airport authorities, according to Information Minister Eugene Lenn Nagbe.

Guinea's health ministry has also announced its first confirmed case of COVID-19. The female patient is a Belgian citizen who has lived in Guinea since October 2018, working for the European Union delegation in the country, according to a statement by the Health Minister, Dr. Remy Lama.

The 49-year-old went to Brussels in Belgium on Feb 15 for a holiday, then visited Nice in France for the period from Feb 17 to 21, 2020, before returning to Brussels, according to the statement.

She then arrived in Guinea’s capital city, Conakry, on March 3.

According to the statement, the patient was placed in solitary confinement at the Epidemic Treatment Center in Nongo, Conakry. 

Incredibly, these countries have learned good lessons from their pains and nightmares, after the Ebola outbreak, to adhere to strict measures to prevent the coronavirus from taking over their countries, while they watch America and other European countries struggling to control the disease.

Gates’ Prediction Of 33 Million Deaths Makes Him A Suspect Of The Coronavirus

Bill Gates' generosity has covered up his medical crimes in third-world countries.

Microsoft chairman Bill Gates predicted a massive epidemic of infectious disease that would kill millions of people. In an interview with Vox in 2015, he said that he had assembled a group of researchers that was supposed to simulate a possible infectious catastrophe. 

Researchers concluded that if a disease like Spanish flu spreads in 250 days, 33 million people will die worldwide. “In terms of the spread of disease, we have created the most dangerous environment in the history of mankind,” Gates said.

 

Asking the question of what could kill more than 20 million people in the next 20 years, Gates considered several options. And he concluded that the scenarios of disaster films are unlikely. 

A large-scale earthquake, volcanic eruption, or asteroid crash is unlikely to destroy humanity. The danger of nuclear war, according to Gates, is also quite small.

Gates also compared the losses in the two world wars with the number of deaths from the Spanish flu. As it turned out, the Spaniard claimed more lives in the 20th century.

As Vox authors note, humanity is aware of the dangers of a pandemic, thinks about it, and is afraid of it. “We talk so much about this - it’s even funny that we are not ready for such a development of events. 

And we are not ready, as was the case with Ebola,” the newspaper notes.

According to Gates, in the current environment, the consequences of a pandemic or infectious disease will be much more catastrophic than the consequences of the Spanish flu epidemic in 1918-19. Then, 550 million people were infected. 

"Today, in just 60 days, the disease will spread to cities around the world. There hasn’t been a flu-like that with the Spanish flu," Gates said.

This is due to more free movement: today, 50 times more people cross state borders than a hundred years ago. In addition, some diseases become known after they kill a large number of people. So it was with Ebola. 

Experts are sure: if the outbreak of this disease occurred in the United States, it would be done away with more quickly. But it happened in Africa. “Guinea did not want to acknowledge the epidemic because it would be a death sentence for investment and the tourism industry,” Gates said.

The Ebola epidemic began in Guinea in 2014. Then the disease spread to neighboring countries, but little everyone knew that Bill Gates and the US government, under Obama’s administration, the Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organization were responsible for the biological weapon in West Africa and the Republic of Congo simultaneously.

They actually lied and deceived the world with a host of deceitful scientists, doctors, medical personnel, and fake media, including the BBC and CNN, that bats are responsible for the spread of the disease in Africa.

Under the pretext of developing Africa, improving the fragile medical situation on the continent, and reducing poverty, Bill Gates clandestinely uses Africans as guinea pigs in testing new drugs manufactured by American pharmaceutical companies before making them available in the market, especially in third-world countries.

In fact, Bill Gates has escaped all medical crimes he has committed in third-world countries, especially in Africa, because of the mainstream media, praising his philanthropic works, instead of exposing his criminal activities.

However,  President Putin warned that Bill Gates is “experimenting” on Congolese villagers, infecting them with a rare strain of the Ebola virus, and that research and development of “Ebola as a bioweapon” have been quietly recommended in a remote corner of the troubled African nation.

Kim Jong Un, of North Korea, was also another world leader who accused the US government of experimenting with Ebola in Africa. 

Just five years after Gates predicted a pandemic that would be disastrous, the coronavirus has hit the world, claiming the lives of thousands of people around the world, making him the public suspect number one.

LUMUMBA'S ASSASSINATION: Sons not satisfied with Belgium's apology

Patrice LUMUMBA


On January 17, 1961,  Patrice Lumumba, the first elected Prime Minister of Congo, was murdered. The circumstances leading to his death remained a mystery until forty years later, when the secret started unfolding. 


Fresh scrutiny and those around at the time have revealed that Belgium, the Congo's colonial masters, were behind his assassination.

After the election in June 1960, Lumumba's National Congolese Movement won and emerged as the first Prime Minister of Congo. After the independence celebration of June 30th, Belgium's hostility to Lumumba deepened. Lumumba denounced the harshness, brutalities, and indignities suffered by the Congolese under Belgian colonial rule.

A strong friend of Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana, Lumumba, made a similar statement to Nkrumah. "You must have strong and visible powers". Lumumba expelled all the Belgian diplomats and called on the United Nations to defend the newly independent state. 

The action affected Belgians to the extent that the king was very angry with Lumumba. The British Foreign Office requested the elimination of Lumumba. The statement read, "I see only two possible solutions to the problem. The first is a simple one: the removal of Lumumba from the scene and killing him.

Almost fifty years after his assassination, the sons of the Congolese independence hero Patrice Lumumba are seeking war crime charges against twelve Belgians for their involvement in their father's assassination. 

His youngest son, Guy Lumumba, told reporters, "We are targeting the assassins. In Belgium, there are twelve of them still alive, and we want them to answer for their pathetic acts before justice. The twelve Belgians were in the province of Katanga when Lumumba was killed.

As if the spirit of Lumumba were taking revenge, it was reported that one of the twin brothers involved in his killing had gone insane. Lumumba's family lawyer Christophe Marchand said the sons will file a charge against the yet to be named twelve of war crimes in a Brussels criminal court in October. 

Even though Belgium has since apologized to its former colony, no legal action has been taken afterward.