Comments on: Goat and Sheep Cull: Combating Spread of Q Fever Outbreak in Humans http://ecolocalizer.com/2009/12/12/goat-and-sheep-cull-combating-spread-of-q-fever-outbreak-in-humans/ News & commentary on sustainability, activism, urban planning, politics, and our world. Fri, 25 May 2012 16:38:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Framsin http://ecolocalizer.com/2009/12/12/goat-and-sheep-cull-combating-spread-of-q-fever-outbreak-in-humans/comment-page-1/#comment-63214 Framsin Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:28:09 +0000 http://ecoworldly.com/?p=5167#comment-63214 Thanks to Allan for the thoroughly described background to this monstrous act. The timing of this cull should give warning to all who are awake. It is nothing more than bloodletting on a massive scale. The last time it happened was in 2001 when both UK and Europe suffered the funeral pyres of Foot and Mouth disease. It bodes ill for 2010. Thanks to Allan for the thoroughly described background to this monstrous act. The timing of this cull should give warning to all who are awake. It is nothing more than bloodletting on a massive scale. The last time it happened was in 2001 when both UK and Europe suffered the funeral pyres of Foot and Mouth disease. It bodes ill for 2010.

]]> By: Alan http://ecolocalizer.com/2009/12/12/goat-and-sheep-cull-combating-spread-of-q-fever-outbreak-in-humans/comment-page-1/#comment-63213 Alan Tue, 22 Dec 2009 02:07:02 +0000 http://ecoworldly.com/?p=5167#comment-63213 Did the vets not actually report that the very act of culling animals with Q-Fever, can infect the slaughtermen and cause infection to be made airborne? Contamination by blood, body fluids or similar can result in infection. During the Foot and Mouth Crisis in the UK, soldiers who were slaughtermen, and people residing on the route that the vehicles drove along, taking the carcasses away from the farms, also got infected. These vehicles were designed to hold Foot and Mouth. Still the pathogen got out. It can also be caught by drinking raw milk or eating unpasteurised cheese. I just do not understand this culling of goats and sheep. Whenever an outbreak happens in Australia they simply vaccinate the human population. Outbreaks there usually occur in the dry, dusty cattle and sheep pens used for mass round-up for transfer to railway trains or road-trains. Stressed animals pass urine and faeces. Simply put, humans catch Q-fever from animals and there is no human to human infection. It is a very difficult and rare disease to actually catch directly from an animal. So one has to wonder why so many people have been infected. Has nobody stopped the sale of raw goats milk and cheese? Do the people there in those villages really believe that pasteurisation of milk is somehow bad and inferior to RAW milk? There is a scandal here, and you really should be pointing fingers at the Government Vets and the Agriculture industry. In Australia, they have an ongoing HUMAN vaccination programme and have done so for 40 years. I have survived Q fever, but have the newly discovered variant that is Q fever Syndrome which resembles Chronic Fatigue. I was a shepherd. This Disease is well known by those governments that have had Bio-weapons. They created a weaponised version of it. Q-fever, is a hardy ricksettial Typhus Type pathogen. Shepherds, farmworkers, slaughtermen, and wool workers can get this disease. It will lay dormant for years until disturbed and is ingested by breathing in dust, or getting an aerosol spray in the face when lambing. . It can be ingested during parturition birth)or lambing, calving or birth of any warm blooded animal. It is not confined to sheep and goats.Vets in UK can be vaccinated, but workers do not get vaccinated as a matter of course. In Australia everybody in the community gets gets vaccinated when there is an outbreak. That solves the problem. This microbe can be airborne in only very special circumstances, as happened in Solihull in Birmingham around 1990. 167 people were infected in a very urban setting. The Heartlands Hospital, Birmingham and Queensland University of Australia did research as to why this disease of warm blooded animals was infecting humans in an urban setting. They concluded that a wind blowing over the sheep and goat small holdings in April, the time of lambing, blew the pathogen over the urban area. One single pathogen is all it takes to be infected with this disease. This study led to the classification of the Q-Fever Syndrome. I was infected in 1977 and I was never cured of it. I developed that Syndrome type of infection as did the majority of those in the Solihull study. Research bio weapons and Q fever and see comes up. This disease will cause cardiomyopathy and a hepatic illness. It also affects bones in some cases. It is fatal in about 5% of cases. Otherwise in a great deal of cases about 90% it will simply be treated like a flu, but unfortunately unless the Doctor knows what he is dealing with, he will not use Tetracycline which is the only known antibiotic that is useful in the early stage onset. Why are the Vets killing the animals then when vaccination for humans exists? This is an outrage. the senseless killing of the animals. Vaccinate the human population, it is easier. You cannot eradicate Q-fever, because it exists in all warm blooded animals, where it is a mild disease and has no effect on production. Your investigators should be asking questions of the medical people and the vets. They are pulling the wool over the people's eyes. What are the people of the affected area doing to get infected? eating raw goats cheese? Drinking Raw milk? Making sheeps blood puddings? This makes no sense, ask the Australians. Did the vets not actually report that the very act of culling animals with Q-Fever, can infect the slaughtermen and cause infection to be made
airborne? Contamination by blood, body fluids or similar can result in infection. During the Foot and Mouth Crisis in the UK, soldiers who were slaughtermen, and people residing on the route that the vehicles drove along, taking the carcasses away from the farms, also got infected. These
vehicles were designed to hold Foot and Mouth. Still the pathogen got out.
It can also be caught by drinking raw milk or eating unpasteurised cheese. I just do not understand this culling of goats and sheep.
Whenever an outbreak happens in Australia they simply vaccinate the human
population. Outbreaks there usually occur in the dry, dusty cattle and sheep pens used for mass round-up for transfer to railway trains or road-trains.
Stressed animals pass urine and faeces.
Simply put, humans catch Q-fever from animals and there is no human to human infection. It is a very difficult and rare disease to actually catch directly from an animal. So one has to wonder why so many people have been infected. Has nobody stopped the sale of raw goats milk and cheese? Do the people there in those villages really believe that pasteurisation of milk is somehow bad and inferior to RAW milk? There is a scandal here, and you really should be pointing fingers at the Government Vets and the Agriculture industry.

In Australia, they have an ongoing HUMAN vaccination programme and have done so for 40 years. I have survived Q fever, but have the newly discovered variant that is Q fever Syndrome which resembles Chronic Fatigue. I was a shepherd. This Disease is well known by those governments that have had Bio-weapons. They created a weaponised version of it. Q-fever, is a hardy ricksettial
Typhus Type pathogen. Shepherds, farmworkers, slaughtermen, and wool workers can get this disease. It will lay dormant for years until disturbed and is ingested by breathing in dust, or getting an aerosol spray in the face when lambing. . It can be ingested during parturition birth)or lambing,
calving or birth of any warm blooded animal. It is not confined to sheep and goats.Vets in UK can be vaccinated, but workers do not get vaccinated as a matter of course. In Australia everybody in the community gets gets vaccinated when there is an outbreak. That solves the problem. This microbe can be airborne in only very special circumstances, as happened in Solihull in Birmingham around 1990. 167 people were infected in a very urban setting. The Heartlands Hospital, Birmingham and Queensland University of Australia did research as to why this disease of warm blooded animals was infecting humans in an urban setting. They concluded that a wind blowing over the sheep and goat small holdings in April, the time of lambing, blew the pathogen over the urban area. One single
pathogen is all it takes to be infected with this disease. This study led to the classification of the Q-Fever Syndrome.

I was infected in 1977 and I was never cured of it. I developed that Syndrome type of infection as did the majority of those in the Solihull study. Research bio weapons and Q fever and see comes up. This disease will cause cardiomyopathy and a hepatic illness. It also affects bones in some cases. It is fatal in about 5% of cases.
Otherwise in a great deal of cases about 90% it will simply be treated like a flu, but unfortunately unless the Doctor knows what he is dealing with, he will not use Tetracycline which is the only known antibiotic that is useful in the early stage onset. Why are the Vets killing the animals then when vaccination for humans exists? This is an outrage. the senseless killing of the animals. Vaccinate the human population, it is easier. You cannot eradicate Q-fever, because it exists in all warm blooded animals, where it is a mild disease and has no effect on production.

Your investigators should be asking questions of the medical people and the vets. They are pulling the wool over the people’s eyes. What are the people of the affected area doing to get infected? eating raw goats cheese? Drinking Raw milk? Making sheeps blood puddings? This makes no sense, ask the Australians.

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]]> By: Dog Gift http://ecolocalizer.com/2009/12/12/goat-and-sheep-cull-combating-spread-of-q-fever-outbreak-in-humans/comment-page-1/#comment-63212 Dog Gift Sat, 12 Dec 2009 14:58:54 +0000 http://ecoworldly.com/?p=5167#comment-63212 Very sad news. Very sad news.

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