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I accept your thanks for preventing America's attempt at poisoning the world.
On behalf of Canadians everywhere and the lab in BC that saved the world this week, I accept your thanks for preventing America's attempt at poisoning all of us. What's a smarter, healthier, kinder, and more well-liked younger brother for?
In case you haven't heard, the College of American Psychopaths, err I mean Pathologists, sent out one of the world's most deadly flu viruses, unlabeled, to almost 4000 clinics. Only by the grace of God did a lab in BC stumble across the real identity of the virus, in time (hopefully) to alert everyone. The strain killed 4 million people in the 50's and no one born since then is resistant to it. :helpme So, America tries to poison the world, and Canada stops it. All in a day's work. :glugglug You're welcome. |
God Bless Canada. :thumbsup
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There's gonna be a redneck somewhere to drop the vial unfortunately
It'll be blamed on terrorists There will be more bloodshed for oil Prices for oil will still go up We're all gonna have to get mopeds the fat americans will crush the mopeds moped repair business is gonna boom the end |
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nice catch on canadas part
my thanks to them |
I saw this too but your not going to find one american newspaper that will admit that canada found the problem and notified everyone of the possible world wide implications. Now Im sure americans will say... nothing could happen.. stop blowing your own horn.. yet if it was the other way around.. america would putting another ban on canada
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The problem with this is that out of those 4000 vials how many of them will be sold instead of destroyed
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Indeed. 8 |
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Any time, don't mention it. |
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http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,153296,00.html Quote:
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They don't mention the Canadian lab until the bottom of the page, and they know very well that their readers do not have the attention span to accomplish reading an entire one page article from start to finish. I love this one: Quote:
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http://www.cnn.com/2005/HEALTH/04/13...all/index.html But a laboratory in Winnipeg, Manitoba, went further, identified it as the 1957 pandemic strain and notified the CDC, he said. |
It was sent all over the world...... It will be in every terrorists hands by now
Its not the last we have heard of this |
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Oh well..... I guess we need to go back to the drawing board and start again.... damn interfering Canucks! |
Here's an article in the Boston Globe, reprinted from the Washington Post, that says Canada found the problem.
http://www.boston.com/news/world/art...virus_at_labs/ |
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Have I mentioned that Candian Chicks rule? :thumbsup :thumbsup |
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I stand corrected, it was a lab in BC that noticed the irregularity, the lab in Winnipeg identified what it was and notified everyone. My Canadian Prairie home. :glugglug (Neil Young fans?) |
Wait a second, Vancouver and Winnipeg, these are the two Canadian cities in which I have houses. The US government is trying to kill me!
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But my mother-in-law went to high school with him and she'll tell you that every damn time she sees you. |
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No one will know the wiser! :thumbsup |
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Neil Young is GOD. |
Damn it. On to plan Q...
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Last I checked I was an American. Do you read? Or just too wrapped up in your anti american standpoint? What country spends the majority of their money on your sites? Your conjecture, while maybe true, is just that. |
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linkhotten http://www.raini.ch/pictures/fundgrueb/vespa.jpg |
Its not that we have no cure.... we just aren't producing the vaccine for that strain of Flu at this time. The reason why it killed so many millions when it did was that we did not have penicillin or vaccines in those days.
The flu killed more people than WWI during those years, not because it is a "killer strain", but simply because we did not have anti-biotics. This is getting blown up out of proportion in order to sell papers. IMHO (and also in the opnion of a friend of mine who is with the CDC that I spoke with this afternoon... :2 cents: |
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See Anthony, this is who TheLegacy was talking about. |
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http://msnbc.msn.com/id/7491398/ http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/htm..._webflu13.html http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/n...cflu-labs.html http://www.voanews.com/english/2005-04-13-voa61.cfm |
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What I'm saying is, is that if you read history, you will know what I'm talking about in terms of the influenza pandemic at the beginning of the 20 century, the reasons for it, and the reason why there hasn't been one since that time. I'm not saying that there is no danger, but if you aren't aware of the news media's tendency to sensationalize the news, then you haven't been around for long. |
All of Canada = 2 guys in BC lab.
;) **** |
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Hey Old man take a look at my life, I'm alot like you.
Cheers to Young. |
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I'm allergic to fatal influenza.
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Reply already! :) |
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Sure, America and other rich countries would have a vaccine in a couple months. It's the poor countries that would loose thousands/millions. The risk of such an epidemic is just as bad in undeveloped countries now as it was in the 60's. :2 cents: Look at the countries that were sent the virus. How quickly do you think American vaccines would make it to Lebanon? |
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Also, how can you say 4 million people dying from 57-68 is not a flu epidemic? |
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You are of course correct about the potential danger to the third world, since with further thought I realize that their medical standards are actually reflective of those at the start of the last century, (let alone those from the 60's) |
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After Canada stepped out of the full participation on the War in Iraq political parties and media tended to slant things against Canada forgetting that we assisted a few years back in freeing some american hostages and many other efforts that went unrecognized. We provided major assistance when 911 happened in clean up etc and Bush totally snubbed us not even mentioning we were a friend of USA in a state of the Union address shortly after that. You must admit that Canada normally gets ignored when good things happen or for its success when it comes to American Press (hell try starting a Hate Canada Thread, and you will have strong GFY supporters on the issue) I prefer to think of Canada as the phrase goes, Speak softly and carry a big stick. |
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But it is really nothing ... :1orglaugh back to the search for WMD. |
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