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Hawaii Department of Health claims HI has no native mosquitos (2:32) and warns of Dengue imported by dirty humans.

https://youtu.be/9L2IPJzuHns?si=OHd3Z5ZPgl51AkWe

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It's true that mosquitoes in Hawai'i are invasive and not native, so does it make any sense for the state to intentionally import and release millions more invasive mosquitoes that are lab bred to be infected with potentially dangerous bacteria? Where are the studies to assess the risks? Why is information about pathogen screenings being withheld?

Even if a disease is brought in by an infected person, mosquitoes here can bite that person and then transmit the disease to the next person, as noted in this quote from the news segment:

"I mean, they're poking their needle into your skin, taking out blood, and then doing the same thing to someone else, so it's like getting somebody else's blood. I mean, that's what they do."

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It really seems like these clowns are foreshadowing. They can use their new favorite scapegoat "tourism" while expanding biomedical, non-consensual experimentation as the Hegelian synthesis.

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Reduction of human population in HI through "natural" infection will buttress the fear mongering theories of the climate activist legislators AND help to move HI closer to realizing the SDG goals being pursued by the Hawaiian Executive Collaborative, Wärtsliä, Moss[AD], and Bureau Veritas.

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Ok, I've got a thought. They are going to use the lab altered mosquitos to spread Dengue around in HI.

This claim that I have made is more supported by the evidence than the reported intent of the release is supported by the evidence.

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The southern house mosquitoes currently being released are not a species known to transmit dengue. However, Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus do transmit dengue, and both of those species are already planned for import. The State of Hawai'i Dept. of Health is working on a statewide assessment to target human health using Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes. Approvals are already in place for ground release of lab-reared mosquitoes using cars, trucks, or ATVs to control mosquitoes of public health concern.

Also, suppressing one species of mosquito can cause a surge in the population of another species, so that is one way that the release of these southern house mosquitoes could have an effect on mosquito-borne disease transmission.

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So then this obvious psychopath from the DOH will be releasing a new batch of GM mosquitos in the future to fight against Dengue? I think he should be arrested.

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And now they have the narrative in their favor.

"See we are warning you about the Dengue epidemic before it happens so that when it does happen you will know how smart and accurate we are."

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"Oh Travis you are so dense. Walbachia infected mosquitos could never spread Dengue"

Will be the scientifically based rebutal of my theory.

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"Climate change is magnifying the risks" "in Hawaii we actually don't have those endemic diseases, "That is why we actually jump into action when somebody brings 'it' because you need the disease and you need the way it spreads. We know we have the way it spreads but we don't have the disease and we want to keep it that way."

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This guy at the HI DOH seems to know a lot about mosquitoes, epidemiology, and mosquito laboratories, maybe he would be willing to be interviewed?

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