Recently disclosed details of the the Black Death in the 14th century strongly suggest that it wasn't caused by flea infested rats but rather from decomposing bodies being dumped into the water supply, in essence a form of biological warfare. And who was responsible? Irate jews who facilitated the muslim hordes with logistics and treasonous assistance during the "GOLDEN AGE OF ISLAM" and eventually driven out of Spain and Europe, along with their "hebrew brothers", swore revenge no matter how long it would take....150years after expulsion the "BLACK DEATH" mysteriously pops up all over White Europe with genocidal effects. Nothing reaches more people in less time than water, contaminated water.
Earlier today I read an article about dead bodies being exposed with the water depletion in Lake Mead California...is Lake Mead a public water source?
I'm not suggesting or speculating in any way...I'm just illustrating the strange parallels.
Maybe you are right, but its tough to get lots of first hand confessions from several hundred years ago. From what I read, isolated communities away from the city centers led the best against thr plague: big enough to be less self-reliant on cities, small enough to have less urban concentration. Bet its less dependant on centralized water systems, too.
Until someone can prove the Black Plague isnt flea-ridden rats from boats, though, id only believe the water poisoning theory as a mounting worsening of a current plague that jews took advantage of, which is different from what you said I said because it does not deny their involvement, only their role as creators of the hecatomb.
Razzoriel 0 points 2.8 years ago
Maybe you are right, but its tough to get lots of first hand confessions from several hundred years ago. From what I read, isolated communities away from the city centers led the best against thr plague: big enough to be less self-reliant on cities, small enough to have less urban concentration. Bet its less dependant on centralized water systems, too.
Until someone can prove the Black Plague isnt flea-ridden rats from boats, though, id only believe the water poisoning theory as a mounting worsening of a current plague that jews took advantage of, which is different from what you said I said because it does not deny their involvement, only their role as creators of the hecatomb.