Wuhan virus - Can China avoid this 21st Century Genocide?

As the Wuhan coronavirus story unfolds, the earlier innocent suggestions that the virus came from a wildlife market in Wuhan, a natural accident that could happen anywhere becomes more doubtful. While the politically correct and conservative thinking would like to suggest, believe and try to find the cause of this very serious spread of a very infectious virus to mother nature, it is not unfounded to suspect that this virus is man made to inflict very severe damage on human lives to the point of a genocide at a scale never seen in human history. Yes, it is extremely difficult to put a link to an evil source, that this is a result of an evil and wicked intent. Nevertheless, the suspicion that this is something very sinister and not the act of mother nature cannot be ruled out. It is also very difficult to prove scientifically that this comes from the wild, from animals and birds. So far every suggestion and guess is pure speculation.

Imagine the consequences if China mismanaged this epidemic, slow in reacting to the virus and did not lock down Wuhan and Hubei, now knowing how fast the virus can spread, and how deadly it is, today we would not be seeing 10,000 infected cases and a few hundred death. Today we could be seeing millions infected and hundreds of thousands dying, people falling in the streets of China, in every city and villages in China. This is how deadly and fearful this epidemic could have become. The entire Chinese Civilisation in China could be gone in a matter of months, and bringing along the entire human civilisation around the world.

If not properly and effective managed quickly, the death toll could be in the hundreds of millions or billions. This is not rumour mongering but a stark reality that could happen. Fortunately China took very tough preventive measures to control the rapid spread of this virus. The question is whether this is enough, fast enough to prevent an explosion of the disease. The world is still holding its breath as to how widespread has the virus gone and how best to cope with it to contain it.

When I mentioned some of the numbers I quoted from American reports about more than 100m native American Indians being wiped up by diseases planted into their villages, no one could believe the figures. How could so many American natives be wiped out from the north American continent? We are now witnessing the beginning to a possible genocide greater in severity, greater in the number of death than the biggest genocide in human history in north America, the wiping out to near extinction of the native American Indians. It is not impossible to wipe out the Chinese Civilisation in China by diseases. It has been done in north America, to the native American Indians.

How close are we to another genocide of a proportion that is unimaginable in human history? Is this genocide containable, preventable with the efforts of the Chinese govt and the govt of the world? Are we going to see an end soon or is this just the beginning of a nightmare for human civilisation?

Be frighten, be very frighten. This is a very serious threat to human civilisation that can go very wrong. For the moment things are looking well under control as the spread outside Hubei, outside China is not running wild. Many specialists inside and outside China are frantically testing out vaccines to counter this virus. Today's medical science are more advanced than the days when native Americans were terminated. Today there would be national and international efforts to fight this virus unlike the hapless native American days when help was non existence and not available and they were left alone, defenceless, to die from European diseases they had no natural immunity.

Pray that this demonic curse will be contained and put to an end and be a reminder to anyone playing with fire (chemical and biological weapons) that once started, and if mismanaged, the world human civilisation could go with it just like the wild fire in Australia, but very much worse.

May the worse be over.