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Originally posted by Hx3_1963
reply to post by Aeons
Yep I had heard they got their hands on some a while ago and have been "playing" with it ever since...dumb jerks...just can't leave well enough alone...bet they'd love to get some black plague too...
Originally posted by Hx3_1963
reply to post by burntheships
I'm not sure, but, somehow his picture reminded me of the Mad Scientist from Day of the Dead
Originally posted by Hx3_1963
Hmmm...fast writing on that May article...being it just popped up...and just how did they do these experiments they speak of?
Did they have the 1918 virus to conduct these experiments?
Hmmm...
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Hundreds of Dead Pigs Found in Chinese River
Apr 29, 2009
www.theepochtimes.com...
It was also reported that a similar situation was encountered in Hongdong County, Shanxi Province. According to the local government, over half the area’s pigs have died—about 1300. The County Animal Husbandry Bureau says that pigs are dying from a combination of Eperythrozoon and swine fever.
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United States-200 Dead pigs found in a field.
20/04/2009 00:08:46
www.farminguk.com...
"We don’t need a pandemic flu of some sort of an outbreak of some serious disease," said Kalkwarf.
Originally posted by Hx3_1963
...just can't leave well enough alone...bet they'd love to get some black plague too...
Scientists have now probed the dental remains of victims whose disease resembled bubonic plague and died as far back as 408 years ago. They found DNA sequences belonging to the bacterium Y. pestis.
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China says it is not the origin of the global swine flu outbreak
May 2nd, 2009
silverscorpio.com...
Beijing, Apr.30 (ANI): The Chinese government has rejected as “groundless” foreign reports labeling the country as the origin of the swine flu outbreak.
According to the reports, dead pigs found in Fuqing, Fujian province, might be the source of the outbreak in Mexico, but China’s Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) said the pigs died of swine dysentery and dropsy.
It said China has not exported live pigs to Mexico or the United States, so the country can’t be the origin of the deadly disease.
No human cases of swine flu have been found in China, nor has the virus been found in pigs, the China Daily quoted the ministry as saying.
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Dead, diseased pigs sold for food
2009-1-9
www.shanghaidaily.com...
Most of the pigs had apparently died of foot and mouth, blue ear or ractopamine poisoning.
Unidentified disease kills pigs in Burma
Wednesday, 29 April 2009 23:27
www.mizzima.com...
“Before the pigs died, they showed symptoms of poisoning. The bodies of the animals shook. And about two hours later they fell dead,” a local resident of Twante town told Mizzima.
“When we took the meat of the dead pigs the colour was dark and it looked as if it was dehydrated. And when people ate the meat, they started feeling dizzy. Some had to contend with loose motion,” he added.
The locals said, with little knowledge about the disease that the pigs were afflicted with, farm owners buried the pigs in the fields.
After the death of the animals came to the notice of local authorities, a doctor from the Twante hospital along with several officials from the health department came for inspection. But they failed to diagnose the disease that killed the pigs, he added.