Exclusive: The REAL Reason for Zika Hype (+ Congress wants $1.1B To “Fight Zika!”)
By Erin Elizabeth - Health Nut News
Sep 4, 2016
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We have an exclusive. I don’t get those often.

But someone higher up than me is talking. I won’t say names. No matter what.
THIS is HUGE so read carefully (below!) and here’s a Facebook live video I made on zero sleep.

This is what we know:

1. The Clean Water Act has a stipulation where if you’re going to pollute US waters, you need a NPDES permit: https://www.epa.gov/npdes

2. Mosquito control pesticides pollute the hell out of the water: Click here

3. The American Mosquito Control Association is a “Non Profit” that is basically an extension of the chemical companies who HEAVILY advertise in all their publications (Read that twice). They are completely biased towards the use of chemicals and and many call them totally corrupt.

4. The American Mosquito Control Association lobbied to have a bill passed in Congress called HR 935 that would provide exemptions for mosquito control operations to the NPDES program: Click here

5. Congress said no.

6. Not giving up, they renamed HR 935 the, “Zika Control Act” to take advantage of Zika fears: Click here and here

7. Congress left on recess before approving that bill but it still could be approved if there was enough hype and political pressure.

8. The corrupt CDC used to say Aerial spraying was a last resort but suddenly they’re very pro spraying. For example, in this story:

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the CDC says, “We do recommend mosquito control to be done around travel-associated cases as well as locally transmitted cases if the mosquitoes that spread Zika are in the environment,” said entomologist Janet McAllister of the CDC’s Division of Vector-Borne Diseases. “We don’t want the virus to take hold in the local mosquito population.”

9. Notice the name above? Janet McAllister? She’s the, “Vector Control Team Lead” at the CDC for Zika. And she is a past President of the American Mosquito Control Association: Click here

10. In addition to the Zika Control Act, the two organophosphates used in mosquito control (Naled and Malathion) are up for re-evaluation at the EPA under a special provision of the Endangered Species Act. Both are being evaluated to see if they cause harm to endangered species. If they do, they’re banned. Unless of course there is massive political pressure.

EXCLUSIVE: The REAL Reason for the Zika Hype! (Facebook Live)
Erin Elizabeth at Health Nut News
Sep 5, 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNFPa9tIqEw