In a shocking “eyes only” memorandum never meant to be made public, World Health Organization epidemiologists told the president and other world leaders that the outbreak of swine flu now sweeping the planet will leave “stinking, rotting bodies stacked like cordwood in cities worldwide.”

And far from being “a mere hellish spectacle,” the alert continued in six languages, “those decaying bodies will breed other deadly illnesses, pushing the death toll even higher.

“We might contain it for a week. We might contain it for a month. We might hold it in check for two months. But in the final analysis, it is unstoppable,” the document warns of the illness that popped up in Mexico City and then spread like wildfire globally.

“This is a new virus. There is no reliable treatment. Humans have no immunity to it. And it is lethal.

“Our only hope is to slow its spread until we find a vaccine, or it mutates into a less deadly form. Both hopes are faint. We urge you to monitor the situation in your country and when necessary, quarantine patients who might have been exposed.”

The situation is so dire that Secretary General of the United Nations Ban Ki-Moon, in an unprecedented appeal to a higher power, urged world leaders who received the alert “to pray that God might help us all.”

Neither WHO nor the White House will comment on the memorandum that was leaked concurrently by Obama administration insiders and other, highly placed sources at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta.

The CDC is charged with protecting the public from health threats of all kinds, including those that occur naturally and those that are the result of terrorism or accidents.

So terrifying is the swine flu - which is spread by, among other things, coughing and hand contact - that the highly territorial CDC is working hand-in-glove with both WHO and the Office of Homeland Security to find out what bug is, where it came from, and how to fight it.

As Homeland Security chief Janet Napolitano is reported to have told trusted lieutenants, “Death on this scale would devastate our economy, our government, our ability to maintain law and order - everything, the whole infrastructure, laid to waste … the potential for this happening is real.”

Even the CIA has joined the hunt looking for a terrorist connection. In fact, agents already are calling the illness “Osama‘s Virus,” a reference to a possible bioterroristic attack masterminded by Al Qaeda terror group boss, Osama bin Laden.

“We’ve considered this to be a ‘terror bug’ from the get-go,” a reliable agency source told reporters in Washington.

“Bin Laden is one of the few men on the planet who are psychotic enough to unleash something so deadly on a civilian population and also have the means to do it.”

While the CDC and WHO look for any clue to the virus’s origin, and the CIA investigates its possible connection with bin Laden and Al Qaeda, alternate theories abound.

One of the most intriguing involves famed psychic Edgar Cayce, who in 1945 predicted an outbreak of what he called “an unknown microbe that will kill billions between 2009 and 2011.”

“The Sleeping Prophet” also predicted that the disease would arrive on Earth “from deep space.“

In an astounding coincidence, although it hasn’t been widely reported by mainstream media, Mexican aviation officials reported a UFO sighting and apparent crash just south of Mexico City on April 19 - just days before the virus claimed its first victim approximately miles away.

“Coincidence? You tell me,” says one CDC source. “If Cayce knew something in 1945, I just wish he’d gone one step further and told us how to lick this thing.

“We’re all going to die one day. But I was kind of hoping we all wouldn’t die at the same time.”

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