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Silja Fröhlich, If You Can’t Write The truth About The Origin Of African Diseases, Then Stop Writing False Articles

Silja Fröhlich, If You Can’t Write The truth About The Origin Of African Diseases, Then Stop Writing False Articles
Posted By: Joel Savage on March 14, 2021


On February 25, 2021, a publication entitled “Could Africa's taste for bushmeat trigger the next pandemic? Written by Silja Fröhlich, a German journalist, appeared as an online publication in a German newspaper DW.com (Deutsche Welle). Reference: https://www.dw.com/en/could-africas-taste-...




The publication further explains that “Bushmeat is considered a virus vector and a cause of countless diseases. But the problem goes far beyond the consumption of bat stew and the next pandemic is already lurking.”



I want to challenge the author that her article is full of lies, deception, and misleading because there is no bushmeat in Africa that triggers a pandemic.



Where did she have such information or scientific research based on eating bushmeat in Africa that can trigger a pandemic?

Read more: https://juskosave.blogspot.com/2021/02/sil...


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