More on Zika.....

mapoui · 02-05-2016, 12:22 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

#21
in contemplation of hillary doing the nasty my bud shriveled up.  wont unfold.  allyuh have to run some fecund stuff past mih to unwind mih.  hillary encourages nothing that stands up straight >Sad >Sad >Sad >Sad

#22
the women and children are under attack

http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/02/05/s...-to-flint/


Quote:Suffer little children to come unto me. . . .

— Gospel According to St. Luke

In Brazil it is caused by the mosquito.  In Flint it is caused by the politician.  The one is not completely understood.  The other is understood all too well.  Both have inflicted untold harm on their victims and brought great sadness to them and their families. The victims are the children and parents whose lives have been altered in profound ways and no amount of science or money can compensate the children and parents for what they have lost. The effect on the children in Brazil is apparent as soon as they are born.  The effect on children in Flint may not be known for years to come.

In Brazil it is believed that there may be as many as 1.5 million residents infected with the Zika virus.  In Flint it is an untold number of children who may have their development impaired because of lead poisoning.

Brazilian babies with microcephaly from the Zika virus may have, among other things, abnormally small heads and their brains may have failed to develop properly. The difficulties these children may face include developmental delays, intellectual deficits or hearing loss. Birth defects suffered by Brazilian children are apparent for all to see as their parents are shown on the evening news holding their tiny malformed infants tenderly, not knowing what the future holds for them, their pitifully deformed infants and other members of their families.  Zika families do not wonder what they or anyone else could have done to prevent the tragedy that has befallen them.  It is just one of those things.  Flint is very different but the affected population is the same.

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