Snowy Owl
Retired in 2010, In Memoriam
Good morning all,
Here is a weekly review from Snowy Owl Nest, in the North Pole where from whatever you look you see South and from where you go around the World in four steps.
Dear Members feel free to comment, I take the time to do this because I am overwelmed by informations from around the World and there is only 24 hours in a day.
I am still not able to hire a person to second me, so here is the Best I can do.
Looking South at the American Hemisphere
The Artic temperature still rise, faster than anywhere in the World, the Banquise is melting, so the permafrost.
Polar Bear is heading towards extinction, Caribou are quite lost, many dies, they are loosing their way.
The intense solar activity generates an unprecedented Aurrora Borealis, the light particles are numerous are incoming at high speed.
In a network, I see more and more some association of the speed of light particles and the increase of virulence of some bugs.
New birds gets up-North, new insects too.
Some says that the melting of 100's of thousand Iceberg and the melting of the permafrost is liberating some very old bugs.
Further South in Canada, C Difficile, Norovirus, Influenza A, sma;;pox and other bugs are expending.
Canada is way behind in their preps, way behind in their communications to the public. They have not yet told their citizens to become as autonomous as possible.
USA
Still is the leader in preppings and sensibilisation. They go public a lot, but still their citizens do not attend all the local meeting that their doing. But it is going forward, slowly tough.
Florida is the leading state in getting out of the closet the Aedes Mosquitoes threat, but it has not yet been relayed by the feds.
Thumbs up for Florida.
Central America
The Aedes is spreading its diseases, for now Dengue is invading, the hemmoragicstrains is rising its percentage of presence.
The poorness of those contries do not help in mosquitoes control program.
Again thanks to US, they share infos via Florida University, CDC and they evensend a lot of expert to give a hand.
South America
It is tough and worrying there.
Hemmoragic Dengue is blasting, Chickungunya is rising and we even had yellow fever in Cuzco, Peru this week.
This is not good news.
Over rained will bring more problems in the weeks to come.
President Bush made a tour last week and brought some Public Help, again thumbs up for US.
Now I turn towards West, wich is the Far East
Russia and its satellite countries
They have an important HIV problem, outbreaks in poultry but good medicinal production units.
China
China is now visiting our site, last week some limited access to our site has been authorised by their filter system, this is a good news.
Singapore, Vietnam, Cambodia, Tha?land, Laos, Myanmar and Malasia are having outbreaks of H5N1 in poultry, some of them in humans but mostly outbreaks of dengue and chickungunya is the biggest pain at this point.
Indonesia
While really stupid comments are made towards them they are moving forward, I can feel some despair from my correspondants there.
They had a lot of rain, two major earthquake and a new volcano is threatening. Again US (Namru) does what it can in catimini.
New Zealand has some Aedes mosquitoes problems but they seems to be able to manage it, just as Australia.
New Caledonia is getting help from France, Phillipines gets help from US.
Further West Now
Iran and surrounding countries
H5N1 is speading in poultry and others ??
Libanon, Syria, Jordania, Palestine and Israel are cought with many bugs.
India
The situation there is almost in a state of emergency
Dengue, Chikungunya, Japanese encephalitis snd other bugs are overwhelming.
Sri Lanka
Big Chikungunya problems there
Further West
Scandinevia is doing good.
Northern Europe is doing good but Mediterannian Europe becomes nervous with the Aedes mosquitoes problems.
Africa
The worst hit continent
HIV, Rift Fever Valley, outbreaks of Meningitis in the Meningitis belt, Cholera, Malaria, bird flu, dengue and chickungunya and a fearfull problem the multi resistant tuberculosis.
You see, eaxh day I have many news from all those countries, I cannot post all of them, it would bring us down.
MSF reports are not good neither, their human resources is strech, if you want to participate cf to www.msf.org
Again let me stress, that we must look at this global reality, learn about those disease, learn the preventive measures that can be done, industrial as alternative.
Mostly, lets all remember, that we now live in a time where we MUST become as autonomous as possible at all levels.
We are succeding in sharing informations World Wide that do make a difference, it is not the magic pill but it affects millions of people.
They best news of the week, IMHO, is the reach out of China towards us.
If you want me to do such a week reciew each week, write it in this thread.
Thank you
Snowy Owl,
A stubborn optimist and strong believer that we can each of us make a difference.
Thank you for all your generous contributions on the sites, do not hesitate to post, but keep the spirit high, do not bring us down, we are more effective Up.
Here is a weekly review from Snowy Owl Nest, in the North Pole where from whatever you look you see South and from where you go around the World in four steps.
Dear Members feel free to comment, I take the time to do this because I am overwelmed by informations from around the World and there is only 24 hours in a day.
I am still not able to hire a person to second me, so here is the Best I can do.
Looking South at the American Hemisphere
The Artic temperature still rise, faster than anywhere in the World, the Banquise is melting, so the permafrost.
Polar Bear is heading towards extinction, Caribou are quite lost, many dies, they are loosing their way.
The intense solar activity generates an unprecedented Aurrora Borealis, the light particles are numerous are incoming at high speed.
In a network, I see more and more some association of the speed of light particles and the increase of virulence of some bugs.
New birds gets up-North, new insects too.
Some says that the melting of 100's of thousand Iceberg and the melting of the permafrost is liberating some very old bugs.
Further South in Canada, C Difficile, Norovirus, Influenza A, sma;;pox and other bugs are expending.
Canada is way behind in their preps, way behind in their communications to the public. They have not yet told their citizens to become as autonomous as possible.
USA
Still is the leader in preppings and sensibilisation. They go public a lot, but still their citizens do not attend all the local meeting that their doing. But it is going forward, slowly tough.
Florida is the leading state in getting out of the closet the Aedes Mosquitoes threat, but it has not yet been relayed by the feds.
Thumbs up for Florida.
Central America
The Aedes is spreading its diseases, for now Dengue is invading, the hemmoragicstrains is rising its percentage of presence.
The poorness of those contries do not help in mosquitoes control program.
Again thanks to US, they share infos via Florida University, CDC and they evensend a lot of expert to give a hand.
South America
It is tough and worrying there.
Hemmoragic Dengue is blasting, Chickungunya is rising and we even had yellow fever in Cuzco, Peru this week.
This is not good news.
Over rained will bring more problems in the weeks to come.
President Bush made a tour last week and brought some Public Help, again thumbs up for US.
Now I turn towards West, wich is the Far East
Russia and its satellite countries
They have an important HIV problem, outbreaks in poultry but good medicinal production units.
China
China is now visiting our site, last week some limited access to our site has been authorised by their filter system, this is a good news.
Singapore, Vietnam, Cambodia, Tha?land, Laos, Myanmar and Malasia are having outbreaks of H5N1 in poultry, some of them in humans but mostly outbreaks of dengue and chickungunya is the biggest pain at this point.
Indonesia
While really stupid comments are made towards them they are moving forward, I can feel some despair from my correspondants there.
They had a lot of rain, two major earthquake and a new volcano is threatening. Again US (Namru) does what it can in catimini.
New Zealand has some Aedes mosquitoes problems but they seems to be able to manage it, just as Australia.
New Caledonia is getting help from France, Phillipines gets help from US.
Further West Now
Iran and surrounding countries
H5N1 is speading in poultry and others ??
Libanon, Syria, Jordania, Palestine and Israel are cought with many bugs.
India
The situation there is almost in a state of emergency
Dengue, Chikungunya, Japanese encephalitis snd other bugs are overwhelming.
Sri Lanka
Big Chikungunya problems there
Further West
Scandinevia is doing good.
Northern Europe is doing good but Mediterannian Europe becomes nervous with the Aedes mosquitoes problems.
Africa
The worst hit continent
HIV, Rift Fever Valley, outbreaks of Meningitis in the Meningitis belt, Cholera, Malaria, bird flu, dengue and chickungunya and a fearfull problem the multi resistant tuberculosis.
You see, eaxh day I have many news from all those countries, I cannot post all of them, it would bring us down.
MSF reports are not good neither, their human resources is strech, if you want to participate cf to www.msf.org
Again let me stress, that we must look at this global reality, learn about those disease, learn the preventive measures that can be done, industrial as alternative.
Mostly, lets all remember, that we now live in a time where we MUST become as autonomous as possible at all levels.
We are succeding in sharing informations World Wide that do make a difference, it is not the magic pill but it affects millions of people.
They best news of the week, IMHO, is the reach out of China towards us.
If you want me to do such a week reciew each week, write it in this thread.
Thank you
Snowy Owl,
A stubborn optimist and strong believer that we can each of us make a difference.
Thank you for all your generous contributions on the sites, do not hesitate to post, but keep the spirit high, do not bring us down, we are more effective Up.
