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Viral and infectious disease effects
28th March 2009
Good evening Matthew this is Zorovan. We apologise for the break in
transmission a short while ago; it was beyond our control. Unfortunately
you are attracting a lot of attention and not all of it is good
There will be information coming to you over the next few days covering
a whole different range of events. These will cover events which happen
on mainland Europe; different types of event. These will not be the same
grand, large-scale, high-profile types of event which we have passed on
to you in the past Matthew. These will be subtly different. They will be
for example viruses which will cause upset and death in certain
populations. These will be infections; an upsurge in particular diseases
for example
Much more subtle and nowhere near as immediate as the other activity;
but just as deadly in their own way. These will account for a much lower
number of deaths; a much lesser death toll than the large-scale seismic
type of activity – eruptions or earthquakes and the like
There will be a number of outbreaks of various types of virus, and there
will be upswings in some conditions, medical conditions, which you
might have thought were to a great extent eradicated. This will come as a
great surprise to your medical profession. But it is very subtle changes,
very subtle changes to the environment and an inability on the part of
mankind to fully adjust to these subtle corrections if you like, which will
make man much more susceptible to certain conditions, and which will
enable certain viral infections to spread and sadly to claim lives
This will be common across many countries in Europe, as these types of
infection will tend to spread quickly and will tend to have a worse effect
on the older people within populations; older people will be far more
susceptible to these conditions
So as we've said to you before Matthew, the severe correction to the
population levels of the planet will to a great extent be engineered
through large scale events but there will also be very significant –
particularly significant to the societies themselves – loss of life due to the
transmission and inability to cope with infections and diseases. The type
of which you believed had been removed, especially from the more
wealthy and developed countries
We will come back and talk in more detail about this over the coming
weeks. We will also talk to you about other aspects of the population
correction in the next few days
Enjoy the rest of your afternoon