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Feb 11

PROLOGUE: The Yacht

On August 1, 2010, 400 guests gathered in Rhinebeck, New York, for the wedding of Chelsea Clinton.

The bride wore a Vera Wang gown. The ceremony took place at Astor Courts, a 50-acre estate overlooking the Hudson River. Former presidents attended. Senators. Billionaires. Hollywood stars.

Among the guests, mingling near the champagne table, was a woman most Americans had never heard of.

She was 48 years old. British accent. Designer dress. Oxford-educated. She smiled easily, laughed at jokes, and seemed to know everyone in the room.

Her date was a billionaire from Iowa—a tech entrepreneur who’d co-founded Gateway computers and was now worth $1.4 billion.

His name was Ted Waitt.

Her name was Ghislaine Maxwell.

Six weeks later, Waitt purchased a 240-foot mega-yacht. It had five decks. A helipad. Quarters for seventeen crew members.

And underneath, hidden beneath the waterline: a docking bay for a submarine.

They named the yacht Plan B.

Nine years later, Ghislaine Maxwell would be arrested for sex trafficking. The FBI would reveal that she’d spent decades recruiting underage girls for Jeffrey Epstein. She’d facilitated abuse. She’d participated in it. She’d built a network that spanned continents.

But what most people still don’t understand is this: The network didn’t just operate on land.

It operated underwater.

In international waters, where no country has jurisdiction. Where no coast guard patrols. Where submarines don’t need flight logs.

Where people can disappear.

And Plan B was the blueprint.

✨November 5, 1991 / 5:15 AM / Atlantic Ocean

Before there was Plan B, there was another yacht.

The Spanish Coast Guard helicopter circles in the predawn darkness, its spotlight sweeping across the calm Atlantic waters twenty miles off Tenerife.

Below, floating face-up in the water, is a naked body.

The man is large—over 300 pounds. His skin is bloated, pale. His arms are spread wide. He’s been dead for hours.

At 5:15 AM, the Coast Guard pulls him from the ocean.

His name is Robert Maxwell.

He is—or was—one of the most powerful media moguls in Britain. Owner of tabloids. Publisher of textbooks. A man who’d met presidents, prime ministers, and according to whispers, Israeli intelligence officers.

The yacht he’d fallen from—or been pushed from—sits silent in the distance.

Its name, painted in white letters on the hull: Lady Ghislaine.

Named after his youngest daughter.

The Scene in the Cabin

When Spanish authorities board the Lady Ghislaine, they find Robert Maxwell’s stateroom exactly as he’d left it.

The bed is unmade but hasn’t been slept in. A book sits on the nightstand—The New World Order by Pat Robertson. A glass of water, half-empty. Reading glasses folded beside it.

The cabin door is locked from the inside. But Maxwell isn’t there.

His pajamas are folded on a chair. He always wore pajamas. The crew confirms this. Every night, without fail, Maxwell put on silk pajamas before bed.

So why was his body naked?

The head of security—a former British military officer—tells investigators that he’d checked on Maxwell at 11:00 PM the previous night. Maxwell had been in the cabin. Alive. Reading.

At 4:00 AM, another crew member had knocked on the door. No answer. He’d assumed Maxwell was asleep.

By 4:45 AM, they’d realized he was missing.

Three Autopsies, Three Answers

Dr. Carlos Lopez de Lamela (Spanish government pathologist): Heart attack followed by accidental drowning. Natural causes.

Dr. Iain West (hired by the Maxwell family): Blunt force trauma to the left shoulder and torso, suggesting Maxwell was struck or pushed before entering the water. Cause of death: Possibly homicide.

Dr. Maria Hernandez (independent review): Inconsistencies in stomach contents and body position in water. Cause of death: Undetermined.

Three doctors. Three different conclusions.

The official Spanish ruling: Accident.

But the Maxwell family never believed it.

The Debts

In the weeks after Robert Maxwell’s death, investigators discovered the truth.

He owed £3 billion. His companies were on the verge of collapse. And to keep the empire afloat, he’d been stealing from his own employees—raiding pension funds to the tune of £350 million.

Thousands of workers who’d spent decades at Maxwell’s newspapers would never see their retirement savings.

On November 4, 1991—the day before his body was found—Maxwell had received a phone call. The content was never disclosed, but sources said it was from creditors or investigators.

The message: We know what you’ve done.

That night, Maxwell told his crew he needed to clear his head. He went to his cabin.

By morning, he was in the ocean.

The Daughter’s Flight

When Ghislaine Maxwell learned of her father’s death, she was in New York.

She was 29 years old. She’d spent the previous decade as a socialite in London—attending parties, dating aristocrats, living off her father’s money.

Now the money was gone. Seized by creditors. Frozen by courts. The British tabloids—many of which her father had once owned—turned on her viciously.

“Daddy’s Girl in Scandal,” the headlines read. “Did She Know?”

Ghislaine couldn’t stay in England. Everywhere she went, people recognized her. Some spat at her. Others confronted her about the stolen pensions.

So she fled to New York.

She arrived with almost nothing. No income. No career. No prospects.

But she had her father’s Rolodex. She knew how to charm powerful men. She knew how to make herself indispensable.

And within a year, she’d met someone who would change her life.

A financier with a mansion on the Upper East Side. A man with secrets as dark as her father’s.

His name was Jeffrey Epstein.

The Billionaire

2008 / The Problem

By 2008, Jeffrey Epstein was a pariah.

He’d just pleaded guilty to soliciting prostitution from a minor in Florida. He’d served 13 months in Palm Beach County jail—though with a work-release arrangement that let him leave for 12 hours a day, six days a week.

The case had been national news. Everyone knew his name. Everyone knew what he’d done.

For Ghislaine Maxwell—who’d been Epstein’s partner, recruiter, and facilitator for nearly two decades—this was a crisis.

She needed distance from Epstein. She needed a new public identity. She needed money. She needed access to the circles of power she’d once moved through so easily.

She needed a plan.

In late 2008, Maxwell was introduced to a tech billionaire from Iowa.

Ted Waitt: The Gateway King

Theodore Waitt grew up in Sioux City, Iowa, where his father sold cattle.

In 1985, at age 22, Waitt co-founded Gateway Computers from his father’s farmhouse. The company sold PCs by mail order. Their boxes—covered in black-and-white cow spots—became iconic.

By the late 1990s, Gateway was worth over $10 billion. Waitt stepped down as CEO in 1998 but remained on the board. When he met Maxwell in 2008, he was worth approximately $1.4 billion.

He was also recently divorced and looking for meaning.

Waitt had become interested in ocean conservation. He’d started a foundation. He’d donated millions to marine biology research.

And when Ghislaine Maxwell walked into his life—Oxford-educated, multilingual, sophisticated, and passionate about the ocean—Waitt was captivated.

The Courtship (2008–2010)

Maxwell pursued Waitt methodically.

She studied his interests. She read about oceanography. She attended conferences on marine conservation. She positioned herself as someone who shared his values.

By 2009, they were dating.

Waitt introduced Maxwell to his world—tech entrepreneurs, philanthropists, environmentalists. Maxwell introduced Waitt to hers—British aristocrats, Manhattan socialites, and, crucially, the Clintons.

In 2010, Waitt made two major decisions.

First, he donated over $10 million to the Clinton Foundation.

Second, he purchased a yacht.

Plan B: The Specifications

The yacht was originally built in 2001 and named Sussurro (Italian for “whisper”). Waitt purchased it in 2010 for an undisclosed sum and renamed it Plan B.

Specifications:

Length: 240 feet (73 meters)

Five decks

Helipad on the upper deck

Guest suites for 12 passengers

Crew quarters for 17 staff

Submarine docking bay on the lower deck

The submarine bay is not unusual for mega-yachts. Wealthy owners use submarines to explore coral reefs, visit underwater caves, and travel discreetly between locations.

But submarines have one critical advantage over helicopters or jets:

There are no required flight logs.

Maxwell’s Training

Between 2009 and 2011, Ghislaine Maxwell obtained the following certifications:

Submarine pilot license

Helicopter pilot license

ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) operator certification

Deepworker submersible certification (a specific submarine model)

Emergency medical technician (EMT) training

These aren’t casual hobbies. Each certification requires months of intensive training and testing.

Maxwell told people she was passionate about ocean exploration and marine biology. She posted photos on social media of herself diving, operating underwater cameras, and “cleaning trash from the ocean floor.”

But here’s the question: Why would a 48-year-old socialite with no prior interest in oceanography suddenly spend years obtaining professional-grade underwater certifications?

Unless she had a specific purpose.

August 1, 2010 / The Wedding

Chelsea Clinton’s wedding is held at Astor Courts, a historic estate in Rhinebeck, New York.

The guest list reads like a directory of American power: President Bill Clinton. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Senators. Congresspeople. Tech billionaires. Hollywood stars.

Ghislaine Maxwell and Ted Waitt attend together.

Photos from the event show Maxwell smiling, well-dressed, standing near some of the most powerful people in the country.

This is not an accident. This is strategy.

Waitt’s $10 million donation to the Clinton Foundation has bought them access. Maxwell uses it to position herself as a legitimate philanthropist—someone who cares about important causes, someone who deserves to be in these rooms.

Within weeks, Maxwell receives an invitation to speak at the Clinton Global Initiative—an annual gathering of world leaders and philanthropists.

She’s back.

The Breakup (2011)

In 2011, Maxwell and Waitt quietly end their romantic relationship.

There are no tabloid stories. No public drama. Just a private separation.

But here’s what’s odd: Even after the breakup, Maxwell retains access to Plan B. She’s photographed on the yacht in 2012, 2013, and 2014. She continues to use Waitt’s foundation connections. She speaks at events funded by his money.

It’s as if the relationship had never really been romantic.

It had been transactional.

Waitt gave Maxwell money, access, and a yacht equipped with a submarine.

Maxwell gave Waitt… what?

That’s the question no one has answered.

TerraMar

July 26, 2012 / The Launch

Ghislaine Maxwell stands on a stage at the Blue Ocean Film Festival in Monterey, California.

She’s wearing a navy blazer. Her hair is pulled back. She speaks confidently.

“I’m thrilled to announce the launch of The TerraMar Project,” she says. “A nonprofit dedicated to protecting the world’s oceans—particularly the sixty-four percent that exists beyond any nation’s jurisdiction.”

The audience applauds.

Maxwell explains that international waters—also called the High Seas—are being destroyed by pollution, illegal fishing, and climate change. But because they belong to no country, no one is protecting them.

TerraMar, she says, will be the voice for this forgotten wilderness.

Over the next seven years, Maxwell takes this message everywhere:

The United Nations

TED conferences

Clinton Global Initiative events

Features in The New York Times, The Guardian, and Vanity Fair

She’s introduced as “ocean advocate Ghislaine Maxwell” or “philanthropist Ghislaine Maxwell.”

Never as “Jeffrey Epstein’s associate.”

The rebranding is complete.

The Financials

But here’s what TerraMar actually accomplished:

Tax returns (2012–2017):

Total grants awarded to other organizations: $0

Total program expenses: $874

Salary paid to Ghislaine Maxwell: $0

Amount TerraMar claimed it owed Maxwell: $560,650

TerraMar held no fundraising events. It funded no research. It cleaned up no beaches. It saved no oceans.

So what was it for?

The High Seas Loophole

International waters begin 200 nautical miles from any coastline.

In this zone:

No single country has jurisdiction

No coast guard patrols regularly

No customs inspections are required for private vessels

No flight logs or sailing logs are mandatory

It’s the perfect place to move people without documentation.

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And Ghislaine Maxwell—who had submarine licenses, helicopter licenses, and access to a yacht with a submarine bay—was uniquely positioned to operate there.

TerraMar gave her a cover story. She could say she was doing ocean research. She could travel to international waters. She could host events on yachts.

And no one would ask what she was really doing.

The Island’s Secret

In July 2019, after Jeffrey Epstein’s arrest, drone operators flew over Little St. James—Epstein’s private island in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

The footage revealed something shocking: an underground entrance on the island’s rocky coastline.

The entrance appeared to lead to a tunnel system beneath the island. Structural engineers who analyzed the images said it was consistent with a submarine docking facility.

If true, this means people could arrive at Epstein’s island underwater—without appearing on any boat manifests, flight logs, or customs records.

They could board a submarine in international waters. Travel underwater. Dock beneath the island. Enter through the tunnel.

And disappear.

Who had the skills to operate such a system?

Ghislaine Maxwell.

Stephen Hawking’s Submarine (2006)

In March 2006, Jeffrey Epstein hosted a scientific conference on gravity and cosmology in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands.

Among the attendees: Stephen Hawking, the world-renowned physicist.

Hawking—who was paralyzed by ALS and used a motorized wheelchair—was photographed on Little St. James. There are also reports that Epstein arranged for Hawking to take a submarine ride during his visit.

Hawking reportedly wanted to see a coral reef.

But where did the submarine come from?

Some researchers believe it was connected to Plan B—the yacht owned by Ted Waitt and frequently used by Ghislaine Maxwell.

If true, it means Maxwell was facilitating high-profile visits to Epstein’s island using underwater transport as early as 2006—years before TerraMar officially launched.

The submarine wasn’t just for show. It was operational.

The Shutdown

July 6, 2019 / Teterboro Airport

Jeffrey Epstein’s private jet lands at Teterboro Airport in New Jersey.

He’s returning from Paris. As the plane taxis to the private terminal, FBI agents and NYPD detectives surround it.

Epstein is arrested on the tarmac.

Charges: Sex trafficking of minors. Conspiracy.

Within hours, the story is everywhere. Cable news. Front pages. Social media.

Investigators raid Epstein’s Manhattan mansion. They find a safe containing cash, diamonds, and a fake passport.

They raid his Palm Beach estate. They find photographs. Hard drives. Files.

And then they turn their attention to his associates.

One name comes up repeatedly: Ghislaine Maxwell.

July 12, 2019 / The Announcement

Six days after Epstein’s arrest, The TerraMar Project posts a brief statement on its website:

“It is with deep regret that we announce The TerraMar Project will cease all operations effective immediately. We have been unable to achieve our mission and will be closing down.”
The website goes dark. Social media accounts are deleted. The phone number is disconnected.

No explanation. No transition plan. No forwarding address.

Just… gone.

Why would an ocean conservation nonprofit need to shut down the moment Jeffrey Epstein was arrested?

Unless it had never really been about the ocean.

The Manhunt (2019–2020)

For nearly a year, Ghislaine Maxwell vanished.

The FBI couldn’t find her. Reporters tracked her to Brazil, then France, then Massachusetts.

She was using aliases. Burner phones. Moving every few weeks.

Finally, on July 2, 2020, FBI agents raided a remote estate in Bradford, New Hampshire.

They found Maxwell hiding in a small cottage on the property. She’d been living there under the name “G. Max.” She’d wrapped her cell phone in aluminum foil to block tracking signals. She’d been moving from room to room to avoid detection.

She was arrested at 8:30 AM.

The Trial (December 2021)

Maxwell’s trial began on November 29, 2021, in Manhattan federal court.

Four women testified that Maxwell had recruited them as teenagers, groomed them, and delivered them to Epstein for abuse.

One victim—”Jane”—said Maxwell had approached her when she was 14 at a summer camp. Maxwell had seemed nice. Motherly. She’d invited Jane to Epstein’s mansion. She’d normalized the abuse.

Another victim—”Carolyn”—testified that Maxwell had touched her naked body when she was 14 and told her she “had a great body for Mr. Epstein.”

On December 29, 2021, the jury found Maxwell guilty on five of six counts.

She was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison.

The Questions

What Happened to Ted Waitt?

After his relationship with Maxwell ended in 2011, Ted Waitt largely disappeared from public life.

He sold Plan B in 2014. He stepped down from most of his philanthropic roles. He gave occasional interviews about ocean conservation but said nothing about Maxwell.

In 2020, after Maxwell’s arrest, reporters tried to reach him. He declined to comment.

Waitt has never publicly discussed:

What he knew about Maxwell’s activities

Why he gave her access to Plan B for years after their breakup

Whether he knew about her connection to Epstein

Was Waitt complicit? Was he used? Or did he simply not ask questions?

We don’t know. And he’s not talking.

The Dental Chair

In September 2025, the House Oversight Committee released files from Epstein’s Palm Beach mansion.

One detail stunned investigators: In a bathroom on the second floor, there was a fully equipped dental chair.

Not in a clinic. In a bathroom.

Dental drills. Anesthetic supplies. Surgical tools.

Why would a financier have dental equipment in his home?

Some victims reported being given pills or injections before encounters with Epstein. Was the dental chair used to administer sedatives?

Ghislaine Maxwell had EMT training. Did she assist?

This remains unexplained.

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Feb 5

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We told ya’ll long ago…

#ThrowbackThursday

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No child should be around people like this.

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@BabyD1111229

Jan 29

TOP 10 BOOKS LINKING PARASITES AND WORMS WITH HUMAN DISEASES

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What’s in your library 📚

1. The Cure for All Diseases With Many Case Histories by Hulda Regehr Clark “The Cure for All Diseases” by Hulda Regehr Clark is a controversial book that claims to offer simple explanations and cures for a wide range of diseases. Clark asserts that parasites and pollutants cause all diseases. She believes that by eliminating these factors, one can cure any disease. The book includes numerous case histories of individuals who cured themselves of various ailments, ranging from curing cancer to alleviating chronic pain. Clark claims that a combination of parasites and pollutants causes cancer and HIV/AIDS. She provides detailed instructions on how to use her Zapper and specific herbal treatments to cure cancer. Clark extends her theories to include common ailments from cold to chronic conditions like diabetes. “The Cure for All Diseases” is a provocative book that challenges conventional medical wisdom. While some readers find hope and inspiration in Clark’s theories, others view it as a dangerous promotion of pseudoscience.

2. Worms Are Killing You! Parasites Drain Your Life Force Leading to Disease and Premature Death by Wayne Rowland Rowland argues that parasites are a hidden cause of many chronic illnesses and premature deaths. The book educates readers on how these parasites invade the body, the health issues they cause, and how to kill them before they kill you via parasite cleanse and deworming. He explains how these organisms can enter the body through everyday activities and foods. The book provides detailed descriptions of the symptoms associated with parasitic infections, ranging from diabetes and digestive issues to mental health problems. Rowland advocates for natural treatments to eliminate parasites, highlighting historical deworming practices and modern natural remedies, including Silver Water Colloidal. One of the more controversial claims in the book is that modern medicine often overlooks parasites as a cause of illness. Rowland suggests that conventional treatments may sometimes perpetuate the problem rather than solve it, advocating for a more holistic approach to health. “Worms Are Killing You!” is a provocative read that challenges readers to reconsider the role of parasites in their health. While some may find Rowland’s theories compelling and worth exploring, others may view them skeptically.

3. How to Get Your Life Back From Chronic Lyme, Morgellons, and Other Skin Parasites by Richard L. Kuhns Kuhns provides an in-depth look at Morgellons, a controversial condition characterized by skin lesions and the sensation of crawling insects. He discusses various theories about its causes, including Lyme disease, fungal organisms, and other pathogens. Central to Kuhns’ approach is the “King Diet,” designed to starve parasites and parasitic worms while nourishing the body. The diet eliminates foods that feed parasites, such as certain oils, carbohydrates, fruits, and vegetables. The book outlines various natural remedies and supplements to help build immune function and combat parasites. Kuhns recommends specific products for deep cleaning the skin and boosting overall health. Testimonials include dramatic recoveries from chronic Lyme disease and Morgellons, highlighting the potential effectiveness of his approach. The book addresses the “Invisible Bug Biting Syndrome” phenomenon and offers strategies for identifying and treating infections caused by the parasitic worm Strongyloides stercoralis. “How to Get Your Life Back From Chronic Lyme, Morgellons, and Other Skin Parasites” is a thorough and thought-provoking guide for those struggling with these challenging conditions. Kuhns’ holistic approach, combining diet, hygiene, and natural remedies, offers hope to many who feel abandoned by conventional medicine.

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Jan 28

The Obama White House had an encrypted VPN in order to access THE HAMMER at will.
On December 20, 2015, as a part of a summary of information disclosed in THE WHISTLEBLOSER TAPES, The American Report revealed the following information on The American Report's official Facebook Page:
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Florida voter registration disk removed and new disk inserted for redistricting via "THE HAMMER" computer system in Fort Washington Maryland-via Navy Intel cover...(they stole the Florida election via re-districting in Florida? How many other states did Brennan and Clapper do this?)

I don’t know what I don’t know #Throwback

This article considers whether the so-called "hammer" clause' of the Reclamation Reform Act of 1982 (RRA)ª violates constitutional due process in retroactively restructuring the terms of preenactment federal water contracts.
The RRA restructured eighty years of reclamation law.' The restructuring was motivated by intense public controversy over the discrepancy between the original 1902 Act's* broad social and economic development goals and its actual implementation by the Bureau of Reclamation (Bu-reau). The poor financial condition of some projects, particularly the Central Valley Project (CVP) in California, the largest of the Bureau's projects, also fueled the impetus for reform.

#Hammer 🔨

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@BabyD1111229

Jan 27

If proof is found that he was not born in the United States, then he would not be able to claim presidential immunity for his treasonous crimes…

Release the Kraken 👊🏼😉

AND we know…

Hawaii Director of Health Loretta 'Deliana' Fuddy released President Obama's Hawaii Certificate of Live Birth in 2011 and was pronounced dead in 2013 after a Cessna she was reportedly aboard ditched in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Molokai, Hawaii.

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One passenger reported killed:
Hawaii/SUBUD official who released President Obama's birth certificate
Hawaii Director of Health Loretta 'Deliana' Fuddy, who released President Obama's 'Hawaii Certificate of Live Birth' on April 27, 2011, was the only passenger pronounced dead after the Cessna Caravan went down.

After the plane incident it surfaced that Hawaii Department of Health Director Loretta 'Deliana' Fuddy, the first non-physician health director in Hawaii's history, had been the SUBUD USA national chairperson from 2006-2008.
'Deliana, we learn from Fuddy's memorial, is Fuddy's SUBUD name. Not only is this the first time most Americans become aware of the Islamic cult SUBUD, it is also the first time Americans are made aware that Stanley Ann Dunham, Barack Obama's mother, was also a member of the little-known Islamic cult SUBUD.
Obama. Is 'Soebarkah' perhaps Barack Obama's
SUBUD name? Why have Americans never been told of this SUBUD cult connection before? Why the secrecy?
The life histories of Loretta 'Deliana' Fuddy and Stanly Ann Dunham appear to share many parallel trajectories. Like Dunham, Fuddy is from Hawaii, spent time in Seattle and in Indonesia, and was deeply involved in the SUBUD cult. Only after reading Dunham's biography by Janny Scott "A Singular Woman" do we become aware of Dunham's early fascination with and life-long devotion to SUBUD.
SUBUD is an Islamic cult comprised of about 10,000 members worldwide. The group observes
Ramadan. The cult was founded in
Indonesia by
Muhammad Subuh Sumohadiwidjojo.
SUBUD maintains strong and enduring
connections to the United Nations.
Ties between…

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@BabyD1111229

Jan 27

Texas is currently dropping nearly 700,000 live-virus rabies vaccine baits from planes across 19 border counties in Texas.

These small, fish-scented plastic packets (resembling ketchup pouches) contain RABORAL V-RG—a genetically engineered live vaccinia virus (closely related to the historical smallpox vaccine virus) that actively replicates inside any animal that consumes it.

🚨 This should alarm every Texan concerned about human health: ⬇️⬇️⬇️

⏺️ The CDC directly states that these baits place people “at risk for vaccine exposure and vaccine virus infection.”

⏺️ Confirmed human infections have already occurred: individuals who handled ruptured baits or removed them from pets’ mouths developed vaccinia lesions and illness. These cases, documented in medical literature and CDC reports, are especially dangerous for the immunocompromised, pregnant women, people with eczema or open skin conditions, and young children.

⏺️ The virus sheds for weeks after ingestion. Studies detect viral DNA in oral and rectal swabs, with a documented resurgence of shedding between days 17 and 34—meaning infected animals can transmit the vaccine virus to other wildlife, potentially spreading it through saliva, feces, shared water, soil, and the broader environment.

⏺️ Exposure pathways are very real: pets carrying baits home, children playing in yards or parks, hikers encountering residue, or anyone coming into indirect contact with contaminated surfaces or animal waste.

⏺️ These massive drops occur with minimal public notice—no broad neighborhood alerts, no opt-out mechanism, no comprehensive community warnings. Baits are landing in backyards, trails, creeks, fields, and semi-rural areas where families live every day.

Official guidance if you encounter one:
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🛑 Leave it undisturbed for wildlife.
🛑 If contact occurs—wash thoroughly with soap and water immediately.
🛑 Seek medical attention promptly if any symptoms develop (especially high-risk individuals).
🛑 Report to the hotline: 1-877-722-6725 or 512-776-7676.

The program has helped suppress certain rabies strains—no denying that.

But deliberately dispersing a live, replicating virus capable of infecting humans and continuing to shed in the environment, across vast populated-adjacent regions without meaningful transparency or consent, is a profound public health concern!!!!

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DSHS information:
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture is airdropping rabies vaccines in six states: Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia. This initiative aims to prevent the spread of rabies among wildlife, particularly raccoons

Rabies Vaccine Air-Drop States
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is conducting rabies vaccine air-drops in a total of six states. These states are:
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Purpose of the Air-Drop
The initiative aims to reduce rabies outbreaks among wildlife, particularly targeting raccoons, which are common carriers of the rabies virus. The vaccines are distributed in bait form, designed to be consumed by wildlife, thereby helping to prevent the spread of rabies to both animals and humans.
Distribution Method
The vaccines are delivered via airplanes, helicopters, and vehicles, ensuring coverage in both rural and suburban areas. This effort is part of a broader strategy to protect public health and animal health from rabies.

What are the specific methods used for airdropping rabies vaccines in wildlife areas?
The specific methods for airdropping rabies vaccines in wildlife areas include using helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft to distribute bait containing the oral rabies vaccine. These baits are designed to attract wildlife, such as raccoons, and are often flavored to encourage consumption.
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