"Swine" flu, a serious concern and a big distraction

[dayjagonewild1]

music4you99 you shouldnt be fuckin playin around it is not a fucking joke you wont be laughing when you fucking die

[GaryNull]

I think the swine flu was started by Susan Boyle.

[tenebroust]

She did it!

[0n3m4n4rm33]

Love the Kaczynski references. I'm a huge fan of his work (HIS WRITING, that is). Last year we had a rave and hosted it by a fictitious group of promoters known as "Freedom Club". It was an two night warehouse show that we named "A better Tomorrow"...

[tenebroust]

Interesting story behind that one.

[music4you99]

WOT IF WE ALL TURN INTO ZOMBIES>!0,0 i GOTS TO BOARD UP MY HOUSE AND GET A DOUBLE BARRELED SHOTGUN LOL.

[tenebroust]

Yeah.

[55ella2007k]

Much genetic engineering on these days...no doubt about this. What worries me long term, is GM crops, which will make entire regions of the world completely dependent on Monsanto. The ramifications of food control a huge... Have you seen the documentary on Monsanto? It's still available via Google Video, under documentaries.

[tenebroust]

Yes, you are correct Ella. GM crops are a huge disaster waiting to happen.

[Neurolanis]

For years now the Canadian medical establishment at least has been preparing for some kind of pandemic, and the word is that it would be a mutation from the Bird Flu (I do not know how they could predict such a thing years ahead, but this is all I know.) Of course, the Swine Flu is not a pandemic. So I presume this isn't what they were preparing for...but unquestionably they have gotten prepared for a pandemic of some kind.

[billybobhobnob101]

So why are these viruses so potentially deadly?

Because these bird antigens makes this virus so unrecognizable the body has no antibody response ready- antibodies are like smart bombs - so the body goes to the nuclear option, which include brain frying fevers, super fast pneumonia, scotched earth cell destuction.

[tenebroust]

Thanks for the input!

[billybobhobnob101]

so why pigs and birds?- bird viruses are generally not well adapted to human hosts and can't survive there and human viruses are not well adapted to birds and can't survive there- but both can survive in pigs- so pigs can become a nice virus incubator where human and bird viruses can swap antigens- this why most of these viruses have come from Asia due to there farming practices

[billybobhobnob101]

The 1918 so called Spanish flu killed in two different ways - very quickly 2-4 days this is thought to be from an extreme overreaction of the immune system- and slower where the person would seem to get better for a few days then get worse and die- this is thought to be from secondary bacterial infections

[vmpslr2]

i studied that case a long time about Ted k.the more i found out it ..the Weider an unlikely it seemed.i think it was a big set up..i lost 2 uncles from the 1918 flue...i think mass population shifts an filth are the main causes...(Mexico},

[eastern Europe]..

[tenebroust]

Ted K. is a very interesting case indeed. Maybe so.

[Ambassador72]

The more I hear about this pig sniffle pandemic... The more I dread hearing of the inevitable rape and plunder behind the scenes that will later be revealed, which is going on right now.

A pandemic is a pretty big shell to use in a shell game, which means that the secrets they are trying to hide is probably big too.

Super.

[jmm1233]

viruses are easy made in labs ,

[tenebroust]

Sure, but there are those who refuse to believe that happens.

[jmm1233]

RNA x3 , converted to DNA x3 , spliced together then converted back to RNA to placed in a neuteral cell , either mRNA or ssRNA can be made like this without even leaving the peitatory dish ,

and yeah i just looked it up , same way they made a mock polio virus from sratch