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October 8, 2014
Newsweek: Millions Dead – MSNBC: Largest Epidemic Ever- Expert: There's Something In The Water’s Spreading!
By Live Free or Die
The headline from this ENENews story sounds like something straight out of a horror movie: “MSNBC: Largest epidemic ever; Emergency legislation proposed in US Congress; Newsweek: Millions dead, researchers have lost count — Experts: It’s beyond anything I ever imagined… Disintegrating before our eyes…”.
Unfortunately, this story is all too real and unfolding upon our West Coast and Pacific Ocean at this very moment…and according to Dr. Benjamin Miner, “there’s something in the water that might be spreading!” According to Dana Durnford after a ride up and down the West coast as shared in the brand new video below with from Dr. Scott David Shute, “the Pacific Ocean is dead from Japan to BC Canada, get out now!”
Newsweek, Oct. 2, 2014: A grisly horror show is playing out along the West Coast… millions of dead and dying sea stars… victims of a swift and brutal illness… organs rupture… arms fall off. Ultimately, the sea star dissolves, as if melted by acid… This summer, the outbreak morphed into a full-scale epidemic… so bad that researchers have lost count of how many stars are lost. They estimate millions… food webs are being upended… (Have we forgotten we are merely a strand within the web of life?)
SOMETHING IN THE WATER IS SPREADING!!! Dr. Benjamin Miner, Western Washington University: (Q: Are Atlantic starfish affected?) Wasting syndrome… has just been along the West Coast… It’s kind of slowly progressing northward, which… certainly suggests there’s something in the water that might be spreading.
PBS (Oregon), Oct. 1, 2014: Program Coordinator Samantha Ferber… estimates that more than 90 percent of the total sea stars in the lower intertidal… succumbed to the disease… “There has never been an event this dramatic… dying rapidly… degrading before our eyes.”
Dr. Drew Harvell, Cornell University, Sept. 19, 2014: “Unprecedented… largest marine wildlife outbreak ever recorded in terms of number of species, and spread… [It] has big implications for humans… (are we REALLY that clueless that the masses DO NOT UNDERSTAND THIS?) this epidemic is an emergency… If they disappear… we cannot repopulate them.”
