Originally posted by: dmcowen674
The Day has arrived:
5-1-2006 Bird Flu Found At live Bird Market In New Jersey
Authorities have discovered a mild form of avian influenza at a live bird market in New Jersey, but it is not the deadly H5N1 strain governments around the world are trying to contain, the state's agriculture department said.
"The strain was found in a live bird market in Camden County. None of the birds in the market died from this virus, which is an indicator that the virus was low pathogenic and not harmful to humans," said a statement by New Jersey's Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus which was posted on Friday.
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Of course it won't mutate.
Originally posted by: Feldenak
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
The Day has arrived:
5-1-2006 Bird Flu Found At live Bird Market In New Jersey
Authorities have discovered a mild form of avian influenza at a live bird market in New Jersey, but it is not the deadly H5N1 strain governments around the world are trying to contain, the state's agriculture department said.
"The strain was found in a live bird market in Camden County. None of the birds in the market died from this virus, which is an indicator that the virus was low pathogenic and not harmful to humans," said a statement by New Jersey's Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus which was posted on Friday.
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Of course it won't mutate.
Dave, I know you aren't big on reading but did you at least skim over what you posted?
You can't be 100% sure about anything... but in this case, 99% will do for me.Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: Feldenak
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
The Day has arrived:
5-1-2006 Bird Flu Found At live Bird Market In New Jersey
Authorities have discovered a mild form of avian influenza at a live bird market in New Jersey, but it is not the deadly H5N1 strain governments around the world are trying to contain, the state's agriculture department said.
"The strain was found in a live bird market in Camden County. None of the birds in the market died from this virus, which is an indicator that the virus was low pathogenic and not harmful to humans," said a statement by New Jersey's Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus which was posted on Friday.
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Of course it won't mutate.
Dave, I know you aren't big on reading but did you at least skim over what you posted?
You know 100% sure it will not mutate???
Dave trolls on.Originally posted by: Feldenak
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
The Day has arrived:
5-1-2006 Bird Flu Found At live Bird Market In New Jersey
Authorities have discovered a mild form of avian influenza at a live bird market in New Jersey, but it is not the deadly H5N1 strain governments around the world are trying to contain, the state's agriculture department said.
"The strain was found in a live bird market in Camden County. None of the birds in the market died from this virus, which is an indicator that the virus was low pathogenic and not harmful to humans," said a statement by New Jersey's Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus which was posted on Friday.
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Of course it won't mutate.
Dave, I know you aren't big on reading but did you at least skim over what you posted?
1.9 Million Americans expected to die
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: Feldenak
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
The Day has arrived:
5-1-2006 Bird Flu Found At live Bird Market In New Jersey
Authorities have discovered a mild form of avian influenza at a live bird market in New Jersey, but it is not the deadly H5N1 strain governments around the world are trying to contain, the state's agriculture department said.
"The strain was found in a live bird market in Camden County. None of the birds in the market died from this virus, which is an indicator that the virus was low pathogenic and not harmful to humans," said a statement by New Jersey's Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus which was posted on Friday.
=====================================
Of course it won't mutate.
Dave, I know you aren't big on reading but did you at least skim over what you posted?
You know 100% sure it will not mutate???
Just give it a rest. Seriously. World-renowned flu experts laugh at this scaremongering, yet you contrinue to post as if it's happening tomorrow.Originally posted by: dmcowen674
5-2-2006 U.S. Government Drafts Pandemic Flu Plan
WASHINGTON - Employers should have plans to keep workers at least three feet apart, colleges should consider which dormitories could be used to quarantine the sick, and flight crews should have surgical masks to put on coughing travelers under a draft of the government's pandemic flu plan obtained by The Associated Press.
The Bush administration forecasts massive disruptions
A response plan scheduled to be released at the White House on Wednesday warns employers that as much as 40 percent of the work force could be off the job and says every segment of society must prepare.
An outbreak could lead to a variety of restrictions on movement in and around the country
The report envisions possible breakdowns in public order and says governors might deploy National Guard troops or request federal troops to maintain order. The military also could be activated to enforce travel restrictions and deliver vaccines and medicines, the report says.
Originally posted by: Meuge
Just give it a rest. Seriously. World-renowned flu experts laugh at this scaremongering, yet you contrinue to post as if it's happening tomorrow.
There is always a chance that such a disaster could happen, but the fact is that there is nothing we can do to really prepare for it. It's simply not feasible to have logistics in place to handle so many sick and casualties.Originally posted by: LegendKiller
Originally posted by: Meuge
Just give it a rest. Seriously. World-renowned flu experts laugh at this scaremongering, yet you contrinue to post as if it's happening tomorrow.
[Dave]
"You are a right-wing republican corporate whore who wants nothing more than to kill all of the middle class in your fight to dominate the nation and make anybody below you serfs. Stop lying and admit that you, and your cronies, created the bird-flu virus in your evil pinkie-and-the-brain plot to dominate the world."
[/Dave]
Yes, people need to stop fearmongering. However, they won't.
NO, please don't.Originally posted by: rickn
I'm still waiting to catch monkeypox.
if you're worried about bird flu, buy some tamiflu
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
The Day has arrived:
5-1-2006 Bird Flu Found At live Bird Market In New Jersey
Authorities have discovered a mild form of avian influenza at a live bird market in New Jersey, but it is not the deadly H5N1 strain governments around the world are trying to contain, the state's agriculture department said.
"The strain was found in a live bird market in Camden County. None of the birds in the market died from this virus, which is an indicator that the virus was low pathogenic and not harmful to humans," said a statement by New Jersey's Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus which was posted on Friday.
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Of course it won't mutate.
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
The Day has arrived:
5-1-2006 Bird Flu Found At live Bird Market In New Jersey
Authorities have discovered a mild form of avian influenza at a live bird market in New Jersey, but it is not the deadly H5N1 strain governments around the world are trying to contain, the state's agriculture department said.
"The strain was found in a live bird market in Camden County. None of the birds in the market died from this virus, which is an indicator that the virus was low pathogenic and not harmful to humans," said a statement by New Jersey's Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus which was posted on Friday.
=====================================
Of course it won't mutate.
Dave, this is one of those rare occasions that I venture into P&N. I've seen many of your posts in OT. Never has one of your posts bothered me. However, I think that this post is among the most harmful posts I've ever seen in any of the forums. Either you are intentionally passing on meaningless information for the sake of raising fear in people, or you are incapable of understanding what you have posted.
For the record, I have a farm. I raise chickens and turkeys. And, I can tell you first hand, that birds getting sick is nothing unusual. There are many many forms of the flu going around that infect humans, and that infect other particular animals. The only important fact that you've listed is that it is not the H5N1 strain. This basically means that the "news" isn't news at all. The flu hasn't arrived in the United States. It's been here for a long time. It's just that the H5N1 strain hasn't been here before and still isn't here. Thus, "the day has arrived" is patently false.
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
The Day has arrived:
5-1-2006 Bird Flu Found At live Bird Market In New Jersey
Authorities have discovered a mild form of avian influenza at a live bird market in New Jersey, but it is not the deadly H5N1 strain governments around the world are trying to contain, the state's agriculture department said.
"The strain was found in a live bird market in Camden County. None of the birds in the market died from this virus, which is an indicator that the virus was low pathogenic and not harmful to humans," said a statement by New Jersey's Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus which was posted on Friday.
=====================================
Of course it won't mutate.
Dave, this is one of those rare occasions that I venture into P&N. I've seen many of your posts in OT. Never has one of your posts bothered me. However, I think that this post is among the most harmful posts I've ever seen in any of the forums. Either you are intentionally passing on meaningless information for the sake of raising fear in people, or you are incapable of understanding what you have posted.
For the record, I have a farm. I raise chickens and turkeys. And, I can tell you first hand, that birds getting sick is nothing unusual. There are many many forms of the flu going around that infect humans, and that infect other particular animals. The only important fact that you've listed is that it is not the H5N1 strain. This basically means that the "news" isn't news at all. The flu hasn't arrived in the United States. It's been here for a long time. It's just that the H5N1 strain hasn't been here before and still isn't here. Thus, "the day has arrived" is patently false.
We'll soon find out quick enough.
I attended this conference last Thursday:Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
The Day has arrived:
5-1-2006 Bird Flu Found At live Bird Market In New Jersey
Authorities have discovered a mild form of avian influenza at a live bird market in New Jersey, but it is not the deadly H5N1 strain governments around the world are trying to contain, the state's agriculture department said.
"The strain was found in a live bird market in Camden County. None of the birds in the market died from this virus, which is an indicator that the virus was low pathogenic and not harmful to humans," said a statement by New Jersey's Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus which was posted on Friday.
=====================================
Of course it won't mutate.
Dave, this is one of those rare occasions that I venture into P&N. I've seen many of your posts in OT. Never has one of your posts bothered me. However, I think that this post is among the most harmful posts I've ever seen in any of the forums. Either you are intentionally passing on meaningless information for the sake of raising fear in people, or you are incapable of understanding what you have posted.
For the record, I have a farm. I raise chickens and turkeys. And, I can tell you first hand, that birds getting sick is nothing unusual. There are many many forms of the flu going around that infect humans, and that infect other particular animals. The only important fact that you've listed is that it is not the H5N1 strain. This basically means that the "news" isn't news at all. The flu hasn't arrived in the United States. It's been here for a long time. It's just that the H5N1 strain hasn't been here before and still isn't here. Thus, "the day has arrived" is patently false.
We'll soon find out quick enough.
Originally posted by: Meuge
I attended this conference last Thursday:Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
The Day has arrived:
5-1-2006 Bird Flu Found At live Bird Market In New Jersey
Authorities have discovered a mild form of avian influenza at a live bird market in New Jersey, but it is not the deadly H5N1 strain governments around the world are trying to contain, the state's agriculture department said.
"The strain was found in a live bird market in Camden County. None of the birds in the market died from this virus, which is an indicator that the virus was low pathogenic and not harmful to humans," said a statement by New Jersey's Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus which was posted on Friday.
=====================================
Of course it won't mutate.
Dave, this is one of those rare occasions that I venture into P&N. I've seen many of your posts in OT. Never has one of your posts bothered me. However, I think that this post is among the most harmful posts I've ever seen in any of the forums. Either you are intentionally passing on meaningless information for the sake of raising fear in people, or you are incapable of understanding what you have posted.
For the record, I have a farm. I raise chickens and turkeys. And, I can tell you first hand, that birds getting sick is nothing unusual. There are many many forms of the flu going around that infect humans, and that infect other particular animals. The only important fact that you've listed is that it is not the H5N1 strain. This basically means that the "news" isn't news at all. The flu hasn't arrived in the United States. It's been here for a long time. It's just that the H5N1 strain hasn't been here before and still isn't here. Thus, "the day has arrived" is patently false.
We'll soon find out quick enough.
AVIAN INFLUENZA:
Science, Prevention and Policy from Birds to Humans
Thursday May 4th, 2006
Program from 6:00PM, reception from 5:30PM
Skirball Institute of Biomolecular Medicine
540 First Avenue
The speakers included the President of the American Society for Virology, the United Nations Coordinator for Avian and Human Influenza, a senior policy advisor to the Director General of WHO, head of the WHO Crisis management team, a specialists in avian population ecology, and many other prominent figures...
In short - the threat is largely part of an alarmist strategy by the media and the government, and has been vastly overinflated.
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
The Day has arrived:
5-1-2006 Bird Flu Found At live Bird Market In New Jersey
Authorities have discovered a mild form of avian influenza at a live bird market in New Jersey, but it is not the deadly H5N1 strain governments around the world are trying to contain, the state's agriculture department said.
"The strain was found in a live bird market in Camden County. None of the birds in the market died from this virus, which is an indicator that the virus was low pathogenic and not harmful to humans," said a statement by New Jersey's Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus which was posted on Friday.
=====================================
Of course it won't mutate.
Dave, this is one of those rare occasions that I venture into P&N. I've seen many of your posts in OT. Never has one of your posts bothered me. However, I think that this post is among the most harmful posts I've ever seen in any of the forums. Either you are intentionally passing on meaningless information for the sake of raising fear in people, or you are incapable of understanding what you have posted.
For the record, I have a farm. I raise chickens and turkeys. And, I can tell you first hand, that birds getting sick is nothing unusual. There are many many forms of the flu going around that infect humans, and that infect other particular animals. The only important fact that you've listed is that it is not the H5N1 strain. This basically means that the "news" isn't news at all. The flu hasn't arrived in the United States. It's been here for a long time. It's just that the H5N1 strain hasn't been here before and still isn't here. Thus, "the day has arrived" is patently false.
We'll soon find out quick enough.
Originally posted by: dphantom
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
The Day has arrived:
5-1-2006 Bird Flu Found At live Bird Market In New Jersey
Authorities have discovered a mild form of avian influenza at a live bird market in New Jersey, but it is not the deadly H5N1 strain governments around the world are trying to contain, the state's agriculture department said.
"The strain was found in a live bird market in Camden County. None of the birds in the market died from this virus, which is an indicator that the virus was low pathogenic and not harmful to humans," said a statement by New Jersey's Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus which was posted on Friday.
=====================================
Of course it won't mutate.
Dave, this is one of those rare occasions that I venture into P&N. I've seen many of your posts in OT. Never has one of your posts bothered me. However, I think that this post is among the most harmful posts I've ever seen in any of the forums. Either you are intentionally passing on meaningless information for the sake of raising fear in people, or you are incapable of understanding what you have posted.
For the record, I have a farm. I raise chickens and turkeys. And, I can tell you first hand, that birds getting sick is nothing unusual. There are many many forms of the flu going around that infect humans, and that infect other particular animals. The only important fact that you've listed is that it is not the H5N1 strain. This basically means that the "news" isn't news at all. The flu hasn't arrived in the United States. It's been here for a long time. It's just that the H5N1 strain hasn't been here before and still isn't here. Thus, "the day has arrived" is patently false.
We'll soon find out quick enough.
DrPizza, thanks for a thoughtful response. Dave has never been known to be able to think. I too rarely venture in here but dave's constant resurrection of old threads and misstatement of fact drive me to put my voice along side others here in condemning his alarmist chicken little prognostications.
If a virulent form of bird flu or other flu does hit, then it will. The government appears to be taking all reasonable steps and probably some unreasonable as well to prepare for a supposed pandemic.
The "day" may never arrive or it may arrive tomorrow. Comments like dave's add no value to any necessary steps we would need to take or consider. Like everything else dave says, he is best ignored.
I don't understand, did you miss my report from the conference on avian flu where people who're hell of a lot more informed than you (not to mention smarter) have said that they are not particularly worried?Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: dphantom
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
The Day has arrived:
5-1-2006 Bird Flu Found At live Bird Market In New Jersey
Authorities have discovered a mild form of avian influenza at a live bird market in New Jersey, but it is not the deadly H5N1 strain governments around the world are trying to contain, the state's agriculture department said.
"The strain was found in a live bird market in Camden County. None of the birds in the market died from this virus, which is an indicator that the virus was low pathogenic and not harmful to humans," said a statement by New Jersey's Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus which was posted on Friday.
=====================================
Of course it won't mutate.
Dave, this is one of those rare occasions that I venture into P&N. I've seen many of your posts in OT. Never has one of your posts bothered me. However, I think that this post is among the most harmful posts I've ever seen in any of the forums. Either you are intentionally passing on meaningless information for the sake of raising fear in people, or you are incapable of understanding what you have posted.
For the record, I have a farm. I raise chickens and turkeys. And, I can tell you first hand, that birds getting sick is nothing unusual. There are many many forms of the flu going around that infect humans, and that infect other particular animals. The only important fact that you've listed is that it is not the H5N1 strain. This basically means that the "news" isn't news at all. The flu hasn't arrived in the United States. It's been here for a long time. It's just that the H5N1 strain hasn't been here before and still isn't here. Thus, "the day has arrived" is patently false.
We'll soon find out quick enough.
DrPizza, thanks for a thoughtful response. Dave has never been known to be able to think. I too rarely venture in here but dave's constant resurrection of old threads and misstatement of fact drive me to put my voice along side others here in condemning his alarmist chicken little prognostications.
If a virulent form of bird flu or other flu does hit, then it will. The government appears to be taking all reasonable steps and probably some unreasonable as well to prepare for a supposed pandemic.
The "day" may never arrive or it may arrive tomorrow. Comments like dave's add no value to any necessary steps we would need to take or consider. Like everything else dave says, he is best ignored.
Bahahahaha reasonable?
You call 20 million doses reasonable??? You must have a dose already secured.
Originally posted by: Meuge
I don't understand, did you miss my report from the conference on avian flu where people who're hell of a lot more informed than you (not to mention smarter) have said that they are not particularly worried?Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: dphantom
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
The Day has arrived:
5-1-2006 Bird Flu Found At live Bird Market In New Jersey
Authorities have discovered a mild form of avian influenza at a live bird market in New Jersey, but it is not the deadly H5N1 strain governments around the world are trying to contain, the state's agriculture department said.
"The strain was found in a live bird market in Camden County. None of the birds in the market died from this virus, which is an indicator that the virus was low pathogenic and not harmful to humans," said a statement by New Jersey's Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus which was posted on Friday.
=====================================
Of course it won't mutate.
Dave, this is one of those rare occasions that I venture into P&N. I've seen many of your posts in OT. Never has one of your posts bothered me. However, I think that this post is among the most harmful posts I've ever seen in any of the forums. Either you are intentionally passing on meaningless information for the sake of raising fear in people, or you are incapable of understanding what you have posted.
For the record, I have a farm. I raise chickens and turkeys. And, I can tell you first hand, that birds getting sick is nothing unusual. There are many many forms of the flu going around that infect humans, and that infect other particular animals. The only important fact that you've listed is that it is not the H5N1 strain. This basically means that the "news" isn't news at all. The flu hasn't arrived in the United States. It's been here for a long time. It's just that the H5N1 strain hasn't been here before and still isn't here. Thus, "the day has arrived" is patently false.
We'll soon find out quick enough.
DrPizza, thanks for a thoughtful response. Dave has never been known to be able to think. I too rarely venture in here but dave's constant resurrection of old threads and misstatement of fact drive me to put my voice along side others here in condemning his alarmist chicken little prognostications.
If a virulent form of bird flu or other flu does hit, then it will. The government appears to be taking all reasonable steps and probably some unreasonable as well to prepare for a supposed pandemic.
The "day" may never arrive or it may arrive tomorrow. Comments like dave's add no value to any necessary steps we would need to take or consider. Like everything else dave says, he is best ignored.
Bahahahaha reasonable?
You call 20 million doses reasonable??? You must have a dose already secured.
Or is that another conspiracy to keep you from receiving a dose of a vaccine that doesn't work, or a medication that you really shouldn't have?
Originally posted by: dphantom
Originally posted by: Meuge
I don't understand, did you miss my report from the conference on avian flu where people who're hell of a lot more informed than you (not to mention smarter) have said that they are not particularly worried?Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: dphantom
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
The Day has arrived:
5-1-2006 Bird Flu Found At live Bird Market In New Jersey
Authorities have discovered a mild form of avian influenza at a live bird market in New Jersey, but it is not the deadly H5N1 strain governments around the world are trying to contain, the state's agriculture department said.
"The strain was found in a live bird market in Camden County. None of the birds in the market died from this virus, which is an indicator that the virus was low pathogenic and not harmful to humans," said a statement by New Jersey's Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus which was posted on Friday.
=====================================
Of course it won't mutate.
Dave, this is one of those rare occasions that I venture into P&N. I've seen many of your posts in OT. Never has one of your posts bothered me. However, I think that this post is among the most harmful posts I've ever seen in any of the forums. Either you are intentionally passing on meaningless information for the sake of raising fear in people, or you are incapable of understanding what you have posted.
For the record, I have a farm. I raise chickens and turkeys. And, I can tell you first hand, that birds getting sick is nothing unusual. There are many many forms of the flu going around that infect humans, and that infect other particular animals. The only important fact that you've listed is that it is not the H5N1 strain. This basically means that the "news" isn't news at all. The flu hasn't arrived in the United States. It's been here for a long time. It's just that the H5N1 strain hasn't been here before and still isn't here. Thus, "the day has arrived" is patently false.
We'll soon find out quick enough.
DrPizza, thanks for a thoughtful response. Dave has never been known to be able to think. I too rarely venture in here but dave's constant resurrection of old threads and misstatement of fact drive me to put my voice along side others here in condemning his alarmist chicken little prognostications.
If a virulent form of bird flu or other flu does hit, then it will. The government appears to be taking all reasonable steps and probably some unreasonable as well to prepare for a supposed pandemic.
The "day" may never arrive or it may arrive tomorrow. Comments like dave's add no value to any necessary steps we would need to take or consider. Like everything else dave says, he is best ignored.
Bahahahaha reasonable?
You call 20 million doses reasonable??? You must have a dose already secured.
Or is that another conspiracy to keep you from receiving a dose of a vaccine that doesn't work, or a medication that you really shouldn't have?
Dave never lets actual, real facts get in the way of his conspiracy.
BTW, good luck on obtaining your MD/PhD.
Originally posted by: Alistar7
Originally posted by: dphantom
Originally posted by: Meuge
I don't understand, did you miss my report from the conference on avian flu where people who're hell of a lot more informed than you (not to mention smarter) have said that they are not particularly worried?Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: dphantom
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
The Day has arrived:
5-1-2006 Bird Flu Found At live Bird Market In New Jersey
Authorities have discovered a mild form of avian influenza at a live bird market in New Jersey, but it is not the deadly H5N1 strain governments around the world are trying to contain, the state's agriculture department said.
"The strain was found in a live bird market in Camden County. None of the birds in the market died from this virus, which is an indicator that the virus was low pathogenic and not harmful to humans," said a statement by New Jersey's Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus which was posted on Friday.
=====================================
Of course it won't mutate.
Dave, this is one of those rare occasions that I venture into P&N. I've seen many of your posts in OT. Never has one of your posts bothered me. However, I think that this post is among the most harmful posts I've ever seen in any of the forums. Either you are intentionally passing on meaningless information for the sake of raising fear in people, or you are incapable of understanding what you have posted.
For the record, I have a farm. I raise chickens and turkeys. And, I can tell you first hand, that birds getting sick is nothing unusual. There are many many forms of the flu going around that infect humans, and that infect other particular animals. The only important fact that you've listed is that it is not the H5N1 strain. This basically means that the "news" isn't news at all. The flu hasn't arrived in the United States. It's been here for a long time. It's just that the H5N1 strain hasn't been here before and still isn't here. Thus, "the day has arrived" is patently false.
We'll soon find out quick enough.
DrPizza, thanks for a thoughtful response. Dave has never been known to be able to think. I too rarely venture in here but dave's constant resurrection of old threads and misstatement of fact drive me to put my voice along side others here in condemning his alarmist chicken little prognostications.
If a virulent form of bird flu or other flu does hit, then it will. The government appears to be taking all reasonable steps and probably some unreasonable as well to prepare for a supposed pandemic.
The "day" may never arrive or it may arrive tomorrow. Comments like dave's add no value to any necessary steps we would need to take or consider. Like everything else dave says, he is best ignored.
Bahahahaha reasonable?
You call 20 million doses reasonable??? You must have a dose already secured.
Or is that another conspiracy to keep you from receiving a dose of a vaccine that doesn't work, or a medication that you really shouldn't have?
Dave never lets actual, real facts get in the way of his conspiracy.
BTW, good luck on obtaining your MD/PhD.
You would think he would just let it go after getting pwned so hard lol. Thanks for the INFORMED update Meuge, I won't wish you luck though, you obviously go it all under control....