ALERT -- ALEX JONES gets INFECTED with Mysterious ILLNESS / FLU

Mysterious Illness that has claimed several lives including family members of Alex Jones has now infected Alex himself.



Officials with the Montgomery County Health Department are on a mission to find out more about a mystery flu-like illness.

So far, half of the people who have come down with it have died.

According to the health department, all of the patients have had flu-like and/or pneumonia like symptoms. However, all of them have tested negative for the flu.

There have been eight confirmed patients ranging in age from 41 to 68. Four of those patients have died.

Sources told KHOU that two of the surviving patients are being treated at Conroe Regional Medical Center and are "very sick".

Those sources said doctors are being advised to use extra precaution to prevent this from spreading.

It's unclear if any of the patients had pre-existing conditions.

The Montgomery County Health Department is waiting on more conclusive test results. Officials are hoping they will have more answers in the days to come.

Dozens of children and adults who are in Las Vegas for the National Youth Football Championships have been hospitalized after coming down with a mystery illness.

The mystery disease shows flu-like symptoms, including vomiting. ABC News Chief Health and Medical Editor Dr. Richard Besser says "norovirus" may be the cause.

"Norovirus is the largest cause of outbreaks of gastroenteritis stomach flu in the United States-- 20 million cases a year," Dr. Besser said. "This is the peak season."

Chemtrails, Fukushima, GMO's, Vaccines and Fluoride all contributing to an extinction rate that is now ONE MILLION TIMES greater than "normal" extinction rate.

The mystery illness everyone is talking about is not a mystery at all.

According to an absolutely shocking study that has just been released, one area of the Pacific Ocean floor was 98 percent covered by decomposing sea creatures in July 2012. But in March 2012, only 1 percent of that same section of the Pacific Ocean floor was covered by dead sea creatures. This study has been going on for 24 years, and the scientists that are running this study say that during "the past 2 years" they have seen "the biggest amounts of this detritus by far". In other words, the scientists that are studying this section of the ocean floor have never seen anything quite like this before. And when you consider this in conjunction with all of the other reports that have been coming in of sea creatures dying all over the Pacific Ocean, it is only natural to start asking some hard questions. Could radiation from Fukushima be responsible for all of this death?

National Geographic recently published a very interesting article about this study of the Pacific Ocean floor. The scientists running the study cannot really explain the very strange changes that they have observed since 2011...

Could this phenomenon possibly be related to what has been going on at Fukushima?

The Pacific recently has seen its fair share of weird. Last year, there was an invasion of Humboldt squid around coastal California and sea lion dying off in worrying numbers. And in recent weeks, disturbingly, sea stars -- from Alaska to San Diego are wasting away, literally melting.
Autism advocates are set to protest tomorrow against a quiet effort by Mayor Michael Bloomberg's administration to require annual flu vaccinations for all New York City schoolchildren.

"Young children have a high risk of developing severe complications from influenza. One-third of children under five in New York City do not receive an annual influenza vaccination, even though the vaccine safely and effectively protects them against influenza illness," the Health Department said in a statement. "This mandate will help protect the health of young children, while reducing the spread of influenza in New York City."

Virus A/H1N1, known as "swine flu," has been "categorized under the seasonal influenza by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2010," the spokesman said.

Kamel said that the ministry's hospitals received this winter 577,183 suspect cases of influenza, 24 percent of which were positive. "Only 342 of them were confirmed with H1N1 virus and 44 of them died so far."