"The last known pneumonic plague outbreak in the United States happened in 1924 in Los Angeles. It was limited to a small area, hence why it was classed as an outbreak. It was thought to be either an STI, due to the patient zero complaining about a fever and a sore groin.
What happened was patient zero was cleaning out his house and found a dead rat. He dispose of it, not knowing it was infected with pneumonic plague.
However, officials soon discovered a strange increase rate of an unusual form of pneumonia. Given the field of Pathology was around, they requested blood samples and discovered the cause was Yersinia pestis.
With the information provided, measures were finally taken to deal with the outbreak, such as Rat extermination including allowing stray cats and dogs to hunt down any rat. In today's money, the cost would be around 5 to 9 million. There was also mass burning, common to control a disease outbreak."
#21 "Oh, Really?"
Your comment regarding #5... If you were to research "Ecclestiastes", a book in the Old Testament, you might understand the connection.
Perhaps coincidentally. But it's true, the caption doesn't match the photo. It's simply a mistake.
you were never a part of we and are personaly wrong on this
Those victims don't have a lot of influence in Hollywood, so even thought there have been many mass genocides in human history, all we ever hear about is the holocaust.
Over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over......
#21 "Oh, Really?"
Your comment regarding #5... If you were to research "Ecclestiastes", a book in the Old Testament, you might understand the connection.
Perhaps coincidentally. But it's true, the caption doesn't match the photo. It's simply a mistake.
you were never a part of we and are personaly wrong on this
Those victims don't have a lot of influence in Hollywood, so even thought there have been many mass genocides in human history, all we ever hear about is the holocaust.
Over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over......