Media Blackout Ordered As UK Begins Mass Burials, page 2
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reply posted on 11-1-2008 @ 05:27 PM by infinite
reply to post by Fang



After reading that post, I have decided to marry fang.

In future, we should be careful of "cranks with computers".


reply posted on 11-1-2008 @ 05:34 PM by Fang
reply to post by infinite



Alas, already spoken for. Perhaps I was a bit crabby but I've had a bad day. I spent the best part of the morning with a VAT inspector who I'm sure was a shape shifting reptilian.


reply posted on 12-1-2008 @ 03:36 AM by nine-eyed-eel
reply to post by Keyhole



I thought anything by Sorcha Faal was a known provenance pseudonymic hoax. I've seen that referenced elsewhere anyway on ATS. Kind of like certain articles in the WEEKLY WORLD NEWS about Batboy, a certain jolly inattention to really fooling people correctly...tongue in cheek, can you top this...type thing


reply posted on 12-1-2008 @ 03:44 AM by timb3r
Originally posted by infinite
Other UK ATS members and I have had this viruses.

Guess what? We are still posting....

btw, as far as I am aware, the Official Secrets Act does not cover media black outs. It takes a court order...again, research guys

[edit on 11-1-2008 by infinite]


Whilst I agree with you, this story is indeed completely inaccurate. OSA can cover & enforce (within reason) media black outs with D-Notices.

Read more here:

www.dnotice.org.uk...


DA-Notices are issued by the Defence, Press and Broadcasting Advisory Committee (DPBAC), an advisory body composed of senior civil servants and editors from national and regional newspapers, periodicals, news agencies, television and radio. It operates on the shared belief that there is a continuing need for a system of guidance and advice such as the DA-Notice System, and that a voluntary, advisory basis is best for such a system.


But as for one of these notices being issued for the Novovirus, is beyond preposterous, so I do agree with you.


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reply posted on 12-1-2008 @ 04:02 AM by Fang
reply to post by timb3r



The problem with D Notices is that they always required a high degree of co-operation from Journalists and Broadcasters. In the 50's and 60's this was rarely a problem as it normally entailed one public school, Oxbridge educated, former Army/NavyOfficer working for the Secret Services, speaking to a Newspaper Editor or TV Executive from a similar background. That's no longer the case. More significantly there are now so many means by which information is disseminated, that D Notices are vitually redundant. Even the Official Secrets Act is regularly ignored by Civil Servants who place the 'Public Interest' over there obligations to the act.


[edit on 07/21/06 by Fang]


reply posted on 12-1-2008 @ 06:47 AM by infinite
reply to post by neformore



Amen brother

In today's Daily Telegraph it does discuss this topic, with 2 million effected so it proves there is no black out if the paper is publishing it.

I can confirm the government is worried about it reaching epidemic levels, but there are NO large cases of death from this bug. (Westminster sources)


reply posted on 12-1-2008 @ 07:51 AM by dgtempe
reply to post by mythatsabigprobe

Days ago there was in fact a thread on people vomiting- members of ATS.
You might want to look at it.


reply posted on 12-1-2008 @ 08:01 AM by trilateral_insignia
reply to post by mythatsabigprobe



LOL !

A few years back I woke up and felt not quite well, I went to the toilet to urinate and felt sick. My stomach squeezed violently and I vomited bile (lining of the stomach). I shouted my mum and told her I felt like I was about to faint (which I did) she caught me just in time and carried me to the couch in the livingroom.

As I lay on the couch I felt VERY tired, and tried to close my eyes to get some sleep at which point my mum started to cry as I think she thought I may be dying. I was rushed to hospital with my mum in my uncles car. I vomited onto my chest as soon as the nurses put me onto a bed in the reception area. I was wheeled to a ward and had some tests done (blood pressure etc) I asked my mum if I could go to sleep while it was being checked, at that point I fainted again. I found out later I had gastroenteritis.

I got a week off of school to recover

As for mass burials. When was this site wrote ? During the Plague ??

I highly doubt there would be mass burials, the relatives of those victims would cry out for the bodies to be buried individually in places the relatives could visit.

Norovirus aka Winter Vomiting Bug. Not life threatening.

link - www.hpa.org.uk...

Sorry I don't know how to link to it just copy n paste please
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