Super Gonorrhea 2

Well, isn't this interesting......? In an earlier post entitled Super Gonorrhea, FuelMix referred to reports that a strain of Gonorrhea resistant to cephalosporins (an orally administered antibiotic) had been detected in Hong Kong, China and Australia.

Now, according to a report in US News dated 8 January 2013, entitled First Antibiotic-Resistant Gonorrhea Cases Detected In North America:

"The fears of major health organizations have come true: Gonorrhea that is immune to the last remaining effective oral antibiotic has been detected in at least nine North American patients, meaning the era of "incurable" gonorrhea could be close."

 (underlining by FuelMix)

Apparently, out of 133 patients treated in Toronto for Gonorrhea with a round of cephalosporin and called back for a "test of cure" visit, 9 were found to still be G Positive. The above article does not elaborate on gender or sexual orientation, but G is apparently the world's second most common STD. Both the WHO and the CDC had warned that untreatable G would be soon be a reality, as lab tests were showing increasing resistance to cephalosporin.  It's now a reality.

Whilst the 9 patients were ultimately cured by an injection (emphasis added) of another antibiotic, ceftriaxone, here's the kicker:

"there's been "a parallel increase" in resistance to that antibiotic......... The next threat is when, not if, the same thing happens with ceftriaxone. And then what?"

For for thought......? Check out the readers comments to the above article and in particlular, the call to establish an STD Registry with geographical locations of the infected.  It's not as batty as it sounds.

When one surveys the increasing (and very deliberate) regulation of private activity in the West (courtesy of the banksters now engaging in broad based surveillance to monitor the (catastrophic) results of a debt-fuelled (as opposed to a value-driven) economy, FuelMix declares it's only a matter of time that STDs will become another commodity to be regulated, registered - and then marketed as a financial derivative. That's because- when there's an STD Registry, the underlying collateral "asset" (the infected throat and oozing dick) can be geographically located and identified.

Gross you out......???  Guess you fags don't remember the notorious (and profitable) Viatical Settlements of the 80s and 90s.  Essentially they were bets on how long a fag with AIDS would live.

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