Thursday, 2 July 2009
Hello. In the previous post, I wanted to put this in, but I forgot... ...
Here's the link.
http://www.naturalnews.com/026503_pandemic_swine_flu_bioterrorism.html
Look at the words at the end. I think you know what the article is all about.
Well, basically, this journalist is pressing charges against the WHO and UN I think, if I read it properly. The journalist says it's bioterrorism. I don't know whether it's true or not.
Another thing. According to New Scientist Magazine (I received free newletters on email), the H1N1 flu virus has grown a resistance against Tamiflu. The other drug, which I don't know the name, is still working. I think this was in Denmark. Imagine the resistant virus spreading around and then mutating. We get to experience something like the Spanish Flu. No more sorrows. You're in heaven. If we're lucky enough, it will not mutate until it's as deadly as the Spanish Flu.
I'm not sure if there was a mutation already. According to Straits Times, I remember reading somewhere a woman in Shanghai (I think) has H1N1, and then it mutated, and it contained one protein (or other thingy) which was present in the Spanish Flu virus, subtype H1N1 as well. I remember H1N1 is an unstable subtype and it will mutate.
Well... ... I guess we're at the start of the real pandemic. The second wave. It's either we survive, or we get endless peace and happiness somewhere else.
Hello. In the previous post, I wanted to put this in, but I forgot... ...
Here's the link.
http://www.naturalnews.com/026503_pandemic_swine_flu_bioterrorism.html
Look at the words at the end. I think you know what the article is all about.
Well, basically, this journalist is pressing charges against the WHO and UN I think, if I read it properly. The journalist says it's bioterrorism. I don't know whether it's true or not.
Another thing. According to New Scientist Magazine (I received free newletters on email), the H1N1 flu virus has grown a resistance against Tamiflu. The other drug, which I don't know the name, is still working. I think this was in Denmark. Imagine the resistant virus spreading around and then mutating. We get to experience something like the Spanish Flu. No more sorrows. You're in heaven. If we're lucky enough, it will not mutate until it's as deadly as the Spanish Flu.
I'm not sure if there was a mutation already. According to Straits Times, I remember reading somewhere a woman in Shanghai (I think) has H1N1, and then it mutated, and it contained one protein (or other thingy) which was present in the Spanish Flu virus, subtype H1N1 as well. I remember H1N1 is an unstable subtype and it will mutate.
Well... ... I guess we're at the start of the real pandemic. The second wave. It's either we survive, or we get endless peace and happiness somewhere else.
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