The LOAD or LOAD level is the fissioning and the fissioning is the LOAD or LOAD level.  First before we get into H1N1 avian flu spread (called fissioning) contemplate the other diseases in the title. HIV fissions in a hospital by needle sticks of staff from infected HIV needles an example. HIV medicines stop seroconversion to HIV (permanent infection) as these medicines abort HIV development into mature virus in the human T4 white blood cells in which HIV grows. The LOAD of mature HIV per cubic milliliter of blood is reduce to a density level the human body can throw off by its nature without infecting. The same for pregnant HIV mothers. Large doses of HIV medicines are given her shortly before birth bringing the mothers load of mature HIV virus down (mature HIV virus the dangerous ones) so if at birth the mothers blood passes to the baby the poorly developed immunity system of the infant can handle the reduced HIV LOAD and expell the HIV without seroconversion which is a permanent HIV infection status. The fissioning was stopped by reducing the HIV virus count per cubic milliliter of blood to a low level (temporily) during birthing. Surgeons have been reducing the LOAD of HIV they receive from HIV infected blood splash in sore infected eyes which is a grave situation as HIV is a lesion invasion disease, a very weak virus, that must have tissue debility to invade. Surgeons have been enormously successful and have very low rates of HIV. The fissioning is the dense virus per cubic milliter of blood without it being brought down to low level by HIV medicines so the body nature can handle it without seroconversion to permanent HIV status reiterating.                                                                           The popular malaria medicine Lariam as with all malaria medicines counters the protozoa spread by the biting mosquito reducing its level per cubic milliterof blood to where the body can naturally throw it off without becoming infected, and if infected Lariam will keep the LOAD low so the body can heal the fissioning dependent on the LOAD for fissioning level at a danger point.                                        Much needs to be done with Chagas disease but basically it is the same problem, with its differences.                                                                        Now to Mexico. In 2006 I was down at the zocalo of Mexico City and walked over in the direction of Bellas Artes and went down into the subway south of it. The subway train arrived and stopped and a car door opened the car so packed people could only put their arms abover their heads to clap which they did when a young male with his girlfriend grabbed her by her wrists and began swinging her around and around using centrifugal force to fling her at the open subway car door causing a dent and jumping in the dent with her, the subway door closing and the train moving on. That is fissioning immagining how much dense H1N1 avain flu virus is breathed in in terms of the LOAD in a packed situation like that. Too much H1N1 LOAD for many peoples bodies at any one given time to throw off by nature. And thus they come down with the flu. Mexico Ciity is a very interesting city, the worlds largest city, and it can get cold at 10,000 and above feet in altitude. I have been snowed on there in August. At the beginning it was a much smaller city when Hernan Cortes and his soldiers first saw it. It was surrounded by a large shallow lake with causeways to reach the beautiful city. The lake was full of fish and ducks and geese and wildlife with many islands reading Bernal Diaz del Castillo a soldier accompanying Cortes and reading others who accompanied Cortes. Upon capturing Monctezuma Cortes had him taken on hunting expeditions to the islands in the lake in which Mexico City set as Monctezuma loved to hunt. In all waters in the world where geese and ducks set themselves down, Mexico City being no exception with many ponds and small lakes, although filled in many many years ago for the most part, gas on the bottoms of the ponds and lakes work the H1N1 avian bird flu recombinant particles (the undead) upward where they infect geese and ducks and gulls who in turn infect chickens and pigs who they drop in to eat with. And also in digging and drilling into the Mexico City soil the dirt moved upward must be removed and spread out to dry in the sun. Thus the importance of preventing fissioning in Mexico City. Mexico city H1N1 avian flu recombinant particles are not that old that people have lost immunity to them. That is a positive factor. However in 1918 a very lethal strain of H1N1 avian flu arrived in the world which today without flu vaccine given world population increase will kill a half billion people at minimum. This was called the Spanish Flu or Swine flu of 1918. WW1 exploding naval munitions to the south had pumped warm waters to west Spitsbergen. This worked to the advantage of the Spitsbergen population for three years. The industry of Spitsbergen is the mining of coal for export and for three years there was increasingly more ice free season to ship their coal. But in the spring of 1918 the waters reached red line and old H1N1 avian flu recombinant particles were leached out of the eternal freeze of the Island from which on any mountain the polar ice cap can be viewed. Many people had lost immunity to these flu strains going back to the Mastondon hunters. Right now year 2011 the waters of Spitsbergen a massive nesting grounds for ducks, geese and gulls, are not at red line. Former vice president Al Gore who takes an interest in this can not give us any guarantee that this type of thing can not happen very soon however. It will not be this year. And we have the annual H1N1 avian flu vaccine and we have fissioning control if we employ it. Which is every bit as important as the vaccine. Actually Warwick Hughes (read my subpage) proves beyond reasonable doubt using the Armagh Ireland temperature records going back over 200 years that the world is not on a massive global level being overheated by mankind. However there are many fragile points on the globe where this potential exists or is there already. Spitsbergen was such a fragile global potential. To See The World As A Piece Of Land (Alan Wright artist)