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Topic started on 23-6-2006 @ 09:54 AM by jensouth31
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This really pisses me off. I always knew they were spraying something on us, and now they are gonna spray vaccine on us too. God help us. If this has
already been posted, I'm sorry, I couldn't find it.
 Reports from the Kremlin today show that Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has issued a ‘strong protest’ to the United States over
their plan to begin a massive spraying of their population to protect them from the bird flu virus H5N1.
This planned mass aerial spraying of the American population comes after the breakthrough research in this new technology by the United States
Pentagon supported Akzo Nobel Dutch chemical giant, and as we can read as reported by Reuters News Service in their article titled "Akzo Nobel to
test mass bird flu vaccine", and which says:
"Dutch chemical group Akzo Nobel said on Monday it has developed a bird flu vaccine prototype that can be applied to large avian populations by
spraying instead of injections. The new vaccine, developed by Akzo's animal health unit Intervet, works against avian influenza and Newcastle Disease
and is scheduled to undergo field trials next year, Akzo Nobel said in a statement.
A vaccine that replaces the tedious and costly process of injecting birds individually could be available in the "near future", Akzo Nobel
said."The prototype combines the efficacy of the present vaccines with a mass application tool and could prove invaluable in helping to quickly
protect large numbers of birds, which currently have to be injected individually," Toon Wilderbeek, Akzo's executive in charge of pharmaceuticals,
said in a statement.
Edit: Forgot to privide link
today.reuters.com...
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 09:57 AM by loam
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That link doesn't appear to point to the right place.
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 10:00 AM by jensouth31
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www.whatdoesitmean.com...
Click on the under;ined stuff in this article, it will take you to the original source as they are links.
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 10:02 AM by AnAbsoluteCreation
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They are spraying the birds. Am I wrong?
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 10:04 AM by jensouth31
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If they are going to spray from the air... I guess what ever the spray hits will be sprayed... humans included.
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 10:04 AM by niteboy82
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Nevermind, I see it. How interesting! Well, it is obvious that this will touch upon humans in the areas sprayed. Strange...
I thought that research on this technology had been denied?
BTW, I absolutely love your avatar! So subtle, yet perfect. 
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 10:06 AM by loam
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Here's the article you pointed to:
UPDATE 1-Akzo Nobel to test mass bird flu vaccine
Dutch chemical group Akzo Nobel NV (AKZO.AS: Quote, Profile, Research) (AKZOY.O: Quote, Profile, Research) said on Monday it has developed a bird flu
vaccine prototype that can be applied to large avian populations by spraying instead of injections.
The new vaccine, developed by Akzo's animal health unit Intervet, works against avian influenza and Newcastle Disease and is scheduled to undergo
field trials next year, Akzo Nobel said in a statement.
A vaccine that replaces the tedious and costly process of injecting birds individually could be available in the "near future", Akzo Nobel said.
More...
Not exactly sprayin' people, though....
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 10:07 AM by jensouth31
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 Originally posted by niteboy82
The story has already disappeared. That link isn't working anymore anyhow.
BTW, I absolutely love your avatar! So subtle, yet perfect. 
I fixed the link, check the last link I posted. BTW, thanks  I like your Avatars too!
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 10:12 AM by jensouth31
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Boy I hope you're right Loam. I think this virus was just another thing that escaped from the lab. I guess it doesn't clarify, although the title
could be misleading??.... I wouldn't doubt it... But you are right it doesn't say Arial spray, but says US Population??? I guess I just assumed it
was arial....I nearly choked on my coffee
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 10:24 AM by smokenmirrors
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The article is conflicting, leading the reader to believe it may be the spraying of the civiian population, OR, the spraying of the avian
population.
My belief is the spraying would be utilized in the poultry business, most likely in the poultry barns housing the birds, to protect the flock from
this H5N1 flu.
To spray, say, Washington DC, would be interesting, hoping to vaccinate the population? It would go like this: Place an ad in the Post, All citizens
are to stand outside in the nude on July 4th at noon to receive their 2nd aerial application of H5N1 flu vaccine.....thank you.
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 10:26 AM by loam
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 10:38 AM by AnAbsoluteCreation
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Can you see the real paranoid people fighting for a more meds. It would be like anvian flu mosh pit!
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 11:22 AM by Hamburglar
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Originally posted by jensouth31
If they are going to spray from the air... I guess what ever the spray hits will be sprayed... humans included.
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No, they aren't. If they spray at all, it will be done indoors. Think for a moment about how poultry are kept. Except for the occasional "free
range" bird, poultry are kept in poultry houses (essentially huge barns filled with cages). They'll spray in there (assuming they spray at all).
Nowehere near you or me.
A better question is, why are the Russians mad about it?
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 12:16 PM by DDay
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Spraying us would be ineffective anyway. Birds don't take showers so the chemical has a much better chance to absorb. We could just wash it off and
furthermore that would mean if they planned to innoculate the entire US then everyone would have to be in an area to get sprayed or spayed. Hey maybe
they could neuter us in the meantime.
But that was hilarious Smokin - talk about a National Night Out!!!
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 12:52 PM by loam
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Originally posted by DDay
Birds don't take showers...
Well, actually, they bathe nearly every day.
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 01:08 PM by DDay
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Well, actually, they bathe nearly every day.
Ok technically yes but they also preen by which the chemical can enter through their beaks. And I have never seen a chicken "bathe"
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 02:17 PM by loam
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Originally posted by DDay
but they also preen
...Which they typically do only after bathing. Captive birds, however, without an appropriate water source, do as you suggest. Now, if your talking
about spraying wild birds with a vaccine that makes them feel wet, then there, too, they will do as you suggest.
Originally posted by DDay
And I have never seen a chicken "bathe"
True...but most chickens are indoors.
I guess I'm being nit-picky... Sorry, about that... It's really no big deal. I think the article doesn't mean we're ready to spray wild birds or
people yet.
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reply posted on 23-6-2006 @ 02:18 PM by loam
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double post
sorry
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