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101 comments on H1N1 CLZ5 NGZ2
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Yes, the capitalism has unleashed a completely new and virulent strain of virus on us. The link below describes how this strain started in the US and was kept under control by regulation (the curse of good capitalists). Has there been any flu virus that jumps this easily b/w two different animals? Although there have been very limited cases of swine -> human -> human, we seem to be in new territory there. Has there been any documented cases of swine -> human -> swine? I think this may set a whole new precedent.
Scientists trace ancestry of swine flu virus to 1998 outbreak
Is not Bev Perdue offspring of Frank Perdue of Perdue Farms, the company that pretty much started factory farming? I'm sure there will be an impartial hearing with all pocketbook issues kept under the table so that appearances are maintained. If not, where are the representatives of the organization People for the Ethical Treatment of Humans?
I seem to recall that is was Murphy Farms that were the first big hog farming corporation.
They pretty much got kicked out in N.Carolina and then we find them here in Ky trying to do the same thing about 4 or 5 years back when Listeria was the hue and cry.
Everyone here spoke against it and the then Gov was against it but new Gov came in and so did hog farming.
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