Ebola – From emergency to recovery

Queen Mathilde at the Ebola conference: Poverty was an opportunity for the West and America to inflict the disease in Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone

During the speech of Belgium’s Deputy Prime Minister, Alexander De Croo, at the conference of “Ebola: from Emergency to Recovery,” on March 3, 2015, he overlooked the audience. Amongst them was Her Majesty Queen Mathilde, and as usual, he started with:

“Majesty, your interest in the broader field of development cooperation and humanitarian aid is commonly known. Right from the beginning of the current Ebola crisis you devoted your high attention to it and provided us all with your support. Your presence here today is yet again exemplary of your personal attention to this crisis.”

Was De Croo trying to hide something or because there were many celebrities, including the queen at the conference? Because De Croo failed to mention the role of Hillary Koprowski and Belgium nurses and doctors who deliberately sprayed contaminated vaccines into the mouths of the poor and innocent Congolese, which later gave birth to Ebola and other deadly diseases.

The one who should really attend this conference wasn’t there, so, De Croo has to state “I would also like to apologize, Prime Minister Charles Michel for not being able to make it today.

As you probably know, in a previous life the Prime Minister has served as Minister for Development Cooperation and has a special interest in the fight against Ebola. He has requested me to speak on his behalf.”

That was a pity because Michel should have known the date of scientific literature of the criminal pharmaceutical, medical, and corrupt (African) politicians, who also knew Aids and Ebola were man-made diseases, just as the Western World, Russia and Japan, and two top Belgium scientists, Guido van der Groen and Peter Piot knew of the medical crimes.

Other attendants at the conference who did listen to the hollow words of De Croo were the Presidents of Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea as well as the President of Congo-Brazzaville, the Prime Minister of Togo, and High Representative Mogherini, European Union, for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy. To the participants of the conference, De Croo tried to explain how good Belgium is for the African course, but these celebrities should have known better.

Belgium Deputy Prime Minister, Alexander De Croo’s speech

“Your Majesty, Ladies, and Gentlemen. It is now almost 40 years ago since the so-called Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) was discovered. We speak of 1976 and it was a young and devoted Belgian doctor, Peter Piot, who identified the virus in the village of Yambuku, in today’s Democratic Republic of Congo.

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