New Mystery Disease in China, is this the next big outbreak?, page 5
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reply posted on 29-7-2008 @ 11:38 AM by Muppetus Galacticus
And here I am, reading Stephen King's The Stand!!

Originally posted by space cadet
Check out the conversation in this link, this doctor is saying it is not contagious, but he is also elusive about the disease:

en.epochtimes.com...


It's quite interesting that only the men are dieing here, but that could be nothing but a small sample size or coincidence. The other part that stood out to me was

A reporter then called the Xiaoguan Town Hygiene Agency. A male physician denied that a contagious disease has been spreading. He said there was some influenza. When the reporter asked why several people had died, the physician became evasive.


Wait, influenza isn't contagious anymore?? And, while possible, I'm not sure appendicitis could ever make your head do THAT, but he could just mean that there was a mixup in reports of a death due to appendicitis and something else.

EDIT: And someone earlier mentioned a Tom Clancy book where a virus was released at the Olympic Games - the book was called Rainbow Six

[edit on 29/7/2008 by Muppetus Galacticus]


reply posted on 29-7-2008 @ 11:45 AM by Quazga
reply to post by Caliwowly1



It sounds like these people are dying within 24 hours of getting it.


That should contain it quickly I would think, because most people will die before it has a chance to propogate too much.

Although I expect vigorous quarantines.


reply posted on 29-7-2008 @ 01:19 PM by ablue07
Originally posted by kdial1
reply to
post by UnitedSatesofFreemasons


I'd be a little more concerned about country ribs. Hopefully this strain will not spread to mutton. The people planning to attend the Olympics should be careful and hand wash all pork and not eat it medium rare.

Wow if there start to be restrictions on swine products here in the US......well I will be beyond disappointed....I love BACON!! Hopefully China can contain this!!

Thanks for the extra links UnitedSatesofFreemasons

-Kdial



reply posted on 29-7-2008 @ 01:23 PM by Skipper1975
Originally posted by nixie_nox
reply to
post by kdial1



this was my thought. too much money wrapped up in the olympics to panic people away.

but you do have people from all over the world there, what a way to spread it.

anyone figure out how far this village is from the olympics yet?

why these things always seem to come from china?

its hot, its humid( a lot of it anyways) and heavily populated.

Just a big pitri dish.

[edit on 28-7-2008 by nixie_nox]


wow..we better hope they dont try to pull some # like that off...that would be not good..they could infect the world

to the dark ones who may thing of such a strategy,please dont do it...dont break the rules

please


reply posted on 29-7-2008 @ 01:34 PM by burdman30ott6
Originally posted by Quazga
It sounds like these people are dying within 24 hours of getting it.


That should contain it quickly I would think, because most people will die before it has a chance to propogate too much.


According to a disease expert I heard on C2C some months ago, that is exactly the reason the avian flu hasn't become a pandemic yet. The virus hasn't yet gone airborne or mutated to readily infect humans because it is too powerfull. Apparently viruses "know" when they will cause quick death to a host and don't make that final jump between host species until they have mutated down to being very powerfull and resillient, yet somewhat slower acting in order to ensure a longer lifespan and higher reproductive rate.

I'm making it sound a lot less eloquent and technical than the guest did, but what he said made a lot of sense. He stated that the true "Red Alert" scenario will come when we see H5N1 infected humans living for several days to a week before showing major symptoms of infection followed by death within a few days. Then the virus will be infinitely mobile in today's highly connected world and an infected person can fly from Hong Kong to New York and even spend a couple of days visiting sites and interacting with (and infecting) people before they even realize they are ill. Quarantines are pretty useless if the person quarantined has already infected a dozen people, who have in turn infected a dozen each, etc ad infinitum. By the time they start a quarntine on the original source, there are already several hundred thousand infected walking around and we're literally standing on the doorstep of total population exposure.


reply posted on 29-7-2008 @ 02:43 PM by Anonymous ATS
reply to post by kdial1



I doubt that China would have anything to gain by covering something like this up... If there was a serious threat, the government would report it to the WHO and get some assistance... It could be the Chinese government testing some biological or chemical weapon...



reply posted on 29-7-2008 @ 03:53 PM by ItsTheQuestion
Not sure if anyone slipped this in without me seeing it, but a recent thread shows a piglet in China with freakish mutations of its head and face...it looks like a primate!

How far are the locales from each other?


reply posted on 29-7-2008 @ 06:24 PM by bDaedal4ever
reply to post by Cyberbian


You wil have to autoclave and not boil to sterilize. Of course if there is information that it is easily destroyed below 100 celcius then you would only need to boil.


reply posted on 29-7-2008 @ 06:51 PM by Ggurl777
reply to post by kdial1



Everytime China gets some disease they always end up accidentally SPREADING IT to america doesn't this sound funny ?


reply posted on 29-7-2008 @ 07:05 PM by vox2442
Originally posted by space cadet
Check out the conversation in this link, this doctor is saying it is not contagious, but he is also elusive about the disease:

en.epochtimes.com...


If you click the source link on the OP's page, you'll see that it leads back to that story.

Epoch times is an extremely anti-china source - they were the ones who put out that story about the big earthquake being a nuclear bomb going off, and they were also behind a lot of misinformation a few months ago with Tibet, and on and on. In other words, they're a news source that has no problem making up news about China to spread a bit of panic and so forth.

I'll believe it when I see it in something more credible - providing, of course, the story can't be traced back to Epoch Times.



reply posted on 29-7-2008 @ 08:34 PM by XTexan
reply to post by Inannamute



I assume your replying to me... im sorry if not... rifle machines you say? Ill definately look into this. Thank you for the info. My appologies to the other poster if I seemed crass.

[edit on 29-7-2008 by XTexan]
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