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Nat
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hi, and i, i have read that silver can be beneficial, but i also read it accumulates in the body, and can damage the kidneys...apparently
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Continuity
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One word for you, matt - 'argyria'.......
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Nat
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| Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 9:42 am Post subject: |
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oh yeah, "what beautiful blue skin you have !"  |
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MichaelC
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| Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 7:02 am Post subject: |
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| Glaxo's AZT killed my best friend Tom M in 1994. It was a slow death from 1989(when he first started taking the poison). Until then there was nothing, absolutely nothing organically wrong with him - except that he had a liking for doctors and drugs of all kinds(like most "AID$" victims I have known) |
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MichaelC
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| correction to previous post. Should say "like EVERY "AID$" victim I have known. |
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Fintan
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| Posted: Sun Nov 26, 2006 11:19 pm Post subject: Get Your Plague On |
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| Quote: | Korea Battles Fresh Bird Flu Outbreak
Chosun.com Nov. 27, 2006
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry on Saturday confirmed that a bird flu outbreak in Iksan, North Jeolla Province is of a highly virulent form of the H5N1 virus that could spread to humans. The ministry said tests by the National Veterinary Research and Quarantine Service revealed that the virus found at a poultry farm in Iksan last Wednesday “is a highly pathogenic type of H5N1 which is highly fatal and could affect humans as well.”
- Epidemiologists load a truck with culled chickens from a farm
in Iksan, North Jeolla Province on Sunday./Yonhap
◆ The cull
The announcement will lead to the cull of 236,000 chickens and ducks at five poultry farms within a 500 m radius of the initially affected farm in Iksan, plus the destruction of 6 million eggs in a 3 km radius. The ministry is also to ban any movement of chickens and ducks in a 10 km radius of the affected area, where 221 farms are raising 5 million head of fowl.
People have been banned from entering the village where the outbreak occurred. At a nearby chicken farm, one of the four within a 500 m radius, 75,000 chickens were culled on Sunday afternoon. A provincial official said some 30 quarantine officials, public officials and staff with chicken meat processing firm Halim, for which the farm is a supplier, in protective clothing herded the chickens into a corner, covered them in a tarpaulin and suffocated them with carbon dioxide before burying them in a 3-m deep hole.
◆ Quarantine
All 6,300 chickens that survived the virus at the farm where it broke out were culled the previous day, and some 111,000 chickens at the other three farms will be destroyed by Tuesday. Some 300 pigs, 677 cats and dogs and mice in the area are quarantined since they could transmit the virus. All movement of livestock, eggs, feed and fertilizer is banned in a 3 km radius, and observation and disinfection of poultry within a 10 km radius will be improved. North Jeolla Province also decided to have 116 residents in the village and public officials who worked there vaccinated. A test of a dozen people including the owners of the farm showed they were not infected.
http://english.chosun.com/w21data/html/news/200611/200611270004.html |
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Damian Flynn
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Fintan
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Nice to see the boys from Glaxo cashing in their political chips.
As predicted, GSK -"the Beast", has a big role in the PsyOp.
| Quote: | U.S. awards bird flu vaccine contracts
1/17/2007, The Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — The government awarded contracts Wednesday to three drug makers tasked with developing a vaccine for bird flu using technology that will help stretch the supply of the medicine.
The contracts, valued at $132.5 million, may provide a way for more Americans to have access to a vaccine in the event of a pandemic, said Health and Human Services Secretary Mike Leavitt.
The vaccines would use an immune booster called an adjuvant, which reduces the amount of active ingredient per dose that's necessary to
The Department of Health and Human Services awarded five-year contracts to GlaxoSmithKline PLC for $63.3 million and to Novartis AG for $54.8 million.
The department also will pay Iomai Corp. $14.4 million to complete preliminary trials of its candidate vaccine. Iomai may receive an additional $114 million upon successful completion of those trials.
http://www.cleveland.com/newsflash/politics/index.ssf?/base/politics-3/116907510626400.xml&storylist=washington |
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Continuity
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Oooh, adjuvants - lovely. Wonder if they're gonna get to use squalene yet commercially, or is that still just the sole preserve of the military...?
Sign me up for a shot or two - not.
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Hobo Technologies
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In Drill, CDC Practices For Influenza Pandemic
Agency Uses Mock Outbreak to Prepare for Disaster
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention held a pandemic "war game" here last week...
| Quote: | Last week's exercise was conducted by MPRI, an Alexandria-based consultant with a $7 million contract to help CDC plan for pandemic flu. Founded in 1987 as Military Professionals Resources Inc., the company is run principally by retired officers.
Horace G. "Pete" Taylor, a retired Army lieutenant general, led a team of 24 people who wrote the outbreak scenario, "injected" new information as the exercise ran, played the roles of non-CDC decision makers, and are now helping the agency analyze its performance. Taylor, 69, used to run war games at the Pentagon.
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Fintan
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| Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:29 pm Post subject: Suddenly It's Bird Flu & Election Season |
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Suddenly It's Bird Flu & Election Season
Well. Bird Flu has broken out in Britain. Could this be the start of the Bird
Flu edpidemic we predicted back in November '06? The timing is just right.
Early February, in time to kick off the news agenda for the 2007 season.
Expect a relentless buildup to a scary summer and a possible outbreak in
the U.S. --where voters' eyes must be turned away from the Democrats
abject failure to do anything significant, and the away from the unpopular
continuing occupation of Iraq.
But there could be a little surprise awaiting UK voters. A snap general
election which forum member Matt was wondering about.
Back in 2001, a foot and mouth epidemic broke out in Britain around this
time of year. And a deeply Psyoped UK population huddled indoors for
fear of spreading the disease. The panic put paid to any real debate
about the political situation, and the election in June of that year was a
romp home for the Labour Party.
It looks like a repeat scenario is on the cards, which would explain all the
hoopla about police arrests of figures close to Tony Blair and the calls by
some for an election far in advance of the required date of 2010 --in order
to give Gordon Brown a mandate to succeed Blair, so they say.
And to think that some people believe the UK is an open democracy.
Think again.
| Quote: |  Tests show bird flu is H5N1 virus
Saturday, 3 February 2007
The avian flu which killed 2,600 turkeys at a Suffolk farm has been confirmed as the H5N1 virus. The strain can be fatal if it is passed on to humans but experts said the outbreak was being contained and posed little danger to people.
A spokesman for Bernard Matthews, which runs the farm in Holton, said none of the affected birds had entered the food chain and there was no risk to health. The 159,000 other turkeys on the farm will now have to be slaughtered....
A three-kilometre protection zone and a 10km surveillance zone will be set up around Holton, which is approximately 27km south-west of Lowestoft.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/suffolk/6327193.stm |
| Quote: |  2001: Foot-and-mouth scare at UK abbatoir
A five-mile exclusion zone has been placed around an abbatoir in Essex after a suspected case of foot-and-mouth disease was detected. If confirmed, this would be the first case of the disease in the UK for 20 years....
http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/february/19/newsid_4145000/4145501.stm
2001 UK foot and mouth crisis
The outbreak of foot and mouth disease in the United Kingdom in the spring and summer of 2001 caused a crisis in British agriculture and tourism. The epidemic saw 2,000 cases of the disease in farms in most of the British countryside. Around seven million sheep and cattle were killed in an eventually successful attempt to halt the disease.... By the time the disease was halted by October 2001, the crisis was estimated to have cost Britain £8bn ($15bn), and had dominated much of the 2001 UK media coverage prior to 11th September.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2001_UK_foot_and_mouth_crisis
2001: United Kingdom general election
The UK general election, 2001 was held on 7 June 2001 and was dubbed "the quiet landslide" by the media..... The elections were marked by apathy from the voting public, with turnout falling to 59%, the lowest since the Coupon Election of 1918. Throughout the election the Labour Party had maintained a significant lead in the opinion polls and the result was deemed to be so certain that some bookmakers paid out for a Labour majority before the election day.
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| Quote: | Most UK voters want general election after Blair departs
London, Jan 9, IRNA
A majority of British voters want a general election "soon after" the next Labour leader takes over as prime minister from Tony Blair later this year, according to a new poll published Tuesday.
The latest Populus survey for The Times found that 56 percent of the public backed the recent call by opposition Conservative leader David Cameron for Blair's successor to seek their own mandate through the ballot box.
But the findings varied between supporters of Britain's two main political parties, with 76 percent of Tory voters wanting an early election compared with only 40 percent of Labour voters. Some 58 percent of Labour supporters wanted an election later than 2008.
Blair, who is in the middle of his third term, is expected to be replaced by Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown possibly in May or June, but under Britain's constitution it is up to the prime minister of the day to decide whether to call an early election.
A general election does not have to be held before May, 2010 but support for Brown calling an earlier date has also come from Labour's London Mayor Ken Livingstone, who has warned that Brown would not have his own mandate unless he went to the poll.
The latest poll also found that the Tories had a seven-point lead over Labour at 39 percent, putting the opposition party within striking distance of winning the next general election for the first time since 1992.
For the first time the survey also suggested that Brown would narrow the gap behind the Tories if he becomes prime minister, showing that Labour's support would rise to 34 percent, five points behind.
But in a quirk in the poll, 47 percent said they still preferred Labour to the Tories, compared with 40 percent favoring the opposition party, even though 72 percent said they were disappointed with Blair's government.
The difference was due to 56 percent of Liberal Democrat supporters preferring Labour at a time support for Britain's third party was found to have fallen by one point to 18 percent.
http://www.irna.ir/en/news/view/menu-239/0701096375135346.htm
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obeylittle
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Location: Middle o' Mitten, Michigan Corp. division of United States of America Corp. division of Global Corp.
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| Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 6:10 am Post subject: |
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Well, Bernard Farms haven't learned to keep their damn barns locked. See previous story here: http://breakfornews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1787
It is the large corporations that are benefiting from Bird Flu. It is large corporations involved too, I'm willing to bet. Just like 9/11, corporations are the mechanism and benefactor of the gov/corp fascist machine. The corporations are doing the killing. Prove me wrong. |
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