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tlak

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is coming back to haunt us. The American businesses outsourced for a variety of reasons, obviously cheaper labor but then to avoid the US pollution laws. Not that they couldn"t comply, it was just cheaper and easier to go pollute another country.
So the Swine Flu came from a kid in Mexico that came in contact with a worker at the American pig processing plant in his town.
 


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OK fellows, life is to short, whatever your grievence, forget about it. Just remember, the guy with the lowest blood pressure wins. I fly out of Oakland CA Thursday at 6:45 am. Will arive Dickinson ND at 12:30 pm. I hope to have the Veratile running and planting wheat by 3 PM. I have 18 days to cover 2300 acres.
 
Way I hear it is it has to jump from pigs to humans somehow. We don't get bird flus from birds but pigs are the intermediate breeding ground for viruses on the way to humans and sometime one person had to get it from an animal. Billion Asia's can be wrong, that's why flu vaccines are studied and made up in Asia, because all the people that live in close proximity of pigs over there. They get it first then by the time it travels here we've been nnalert. I guess Mexico is the new breeding ground. Right out our back door instead of a world away.


"Swine flu may have come from pigs originally, but it is now being spread from among people. The virus spreads the same way the seasonal flu does. When an infected person coughs or sneezes around another person, the latter is put at risk. People can become infected by touching something with the flu virus on it and then touching their mouth, nose or eyes. An infected person can pass the virus to another before any symptoms even develop"
 
Dave2,

Your pic must have been picked up by the media. you posted it last night and now we have people believe'n that for real. Was wander'n how long it would take.

Dave
 
(quoted from post at 05:08:08 04/29/09) Dave2,

Your pic must have been picked up by the media. you posted it last night and now we have people believe'n that for real. Was wander'n how long it would take.

Dave
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The power of ignorance............
 
Bird flu does come birds. All the people that died from bird flu worked with birds (chickens and ducks). Bird flu makes the jump from bird to human but the next jump from human to human is much more difficult.

Worldwide 59 people died of avian flu in 2007, 35,000 Americans died from "seasonal flu" the same year - and you never heard a word about it.
 
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