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Iamnotademocrat4 [S] 1 point ago +1 / -0

It takes a moment to download...Here is part of the scenario or maybe the truth ...of what they are planning....Johns Hopkins Center for Health SecurityPage 56 The SPARS PandemicA new challenge soon emerged, however: antibiotic shortages. In late 2026, at the height of the cold and flu season, bacterial pneumonia cases were on the rise across the country. Epidemiologic evidence later indicated that thirty to forty percent of children and ten to twenty percent of adults developed secondary bacterial pneumonia approximately four to eight months after initial SPARS infections. Luckily, most of these infections were easily treated with antibiotics. By February 2027, however, antibiotic supplies in the United States were running low. In an effort to combat the shortage,