Actually, I'll wager it's the 'anathema' part you don't get. It is a trick of wordplay that makes a point as to my true identity. I used it to stump my brother, who teaches philosophy, letting him harangue me about it for a full five minutes before revealing that it is for the exact reasons he used that I selected it as my name. Go check it out in-depth and tell me what you find.
Wahkonta is a bastardization of a Native word for God. I drop the final 'H' at the end so people don't get too p.o.'d at me for bad taste. It breaks down along lines of 'leader of the good spirits', roughly. I actually use it as, I all but OWN the term on the net. This gives me a sense of where my work is or has been mentioned by punching it into any search engine. My friend 'grugyn' came up with the idea and I find it quite useful.
With regard to the article, the whole virus gig is damning to anyone who studies up on virology. What they are finding is that the strains that are devastating the earth today were first isolated years ago by CDC and military labs. So when you see a 30 year old virus emerging without mutation, there is only one explanation reasonable.
A check on the 'Club of Rome' will show that such 'alternatives' as killing of people by disease was discussed by blue-bloods as early as 1963. Of course the whole 'Planned Parenthood' organization finds it's origins in the eugenics of Nazi Germany, so the tale has some twists to it you must follow to get down to it.
I have no doubt that America's government had full knowledge of the effects of uranium depleted shells prior to Johnny Soldier going blind in his sight eye, and the babies born with exoskeletons by the thousands in Iraq. They know they are rendering a portion of the geography of the planet un-inhabitable by this act and it is done right in front of us which is the best place to hide a crime. Look at the death rate and birth rate and you'll see how effective the plans now being implemented as the Club of Rome said they should be.
I tell my family never forget the so-called Physician is wearing a serpeant on his chest when you go see him/her.
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