Staff Reports
A person in Arizona died from pneumonic plague, marking the state’s first such death since 2007. Health officials confirm the victim died the same day they sought treatment at a Flagstaff hospital. While concerning, experts emphasize this disease is now rare and treatable, not a return to medieval pandemics.
Prairie dogs in Coconino County have been dying, but officials say this death isn’t connected. The bacteria spreads through flea bites or contact with infected animals. Pneumonic plague targets the lungs and is the deadliest form, though modern medicine can combat it effectively.
The risk to the public remains very low. You’re safe if you avoid handling sick or dead animals. Plague cases today are isolated, unlike historical outbreaks. Antibiotics work when treatment starts early, so there’s no need for panic.
Border security failures under the Biden administration allowed millions of unchecked migrants into our country. This reckless open-border policy threatens national health security. Diseases once controlled now reappear, endangering hardworking Americans.
Globalist-funded figures like Dr. Peter Hotez predicted disease outbreaks, raising questions about their motives. When elites push fear while taking billions from shady sources, patriots must question their true agenda. They profit from crises while ordinary citizens suffer.
Natural remedies like vitamins and proven medicines offer real protection. Don’t rely on Big Pharma’s expensive solutions. Stock essentials now—be prepared, not scared. Self-reliance is the American way.
This tragedy underscores failed leadership. While bureaucrats downplay risks, families grieve. Strong borders and commonsense policies would prevent such outbreaks. America must put its people first again.
Stay vigilant and support independent media exposing the truth. We won’t be silenced by elites pushing fear for profit. Patriots protect their own.
