Comments on: Swine Flu Attack Likely A Beta Test

By: Chris N

Chris N — Sun, 10 May 2009 00:58:28 +0000

Please don’t come out of your e-caves, conspiracy nutters.

Lunatics like some of the commenters here just make problems harder to solve because they obscure the issues with their idiotic “facts”.

Grow up.

By: A

Thu, 07 May 2009 14:16:42 +0000

it was said when the whitehouse was built that if ever a black man lived there then pigs would fly and now we have swine flu conspiricy anyone i belive its a bioweapon that was set up by the illuminati

By: Abdul

Abdul — Thu, 07 May 2009 02:54:07 +0000

Hello infidels. Yes, we create new pig virus with chemistry kit ordered off of the infidel’s internet. We also make spicy topping for hummos and goat cheese. Very nice. Now you know that Allah (may His name always be praised) loves us and hates infidels and their accursed bar-b-ques.

By: Dwayne

Dwayne — Thu, 07 May 2009 02:26:14 +0000

This is actually to “algebragirl” The government gets its money now from the printing press located in the Federal Reserve, where do you think they get the billions of billions of dollars to pay for the bailouts/stimulus/budgets? Its just fiat money with no monetary value. Our fiat currency is only used because of Legal Tender Laws. The budget is so large because the population is large, if you half the population – you also half the budget. The Elite will remain wealthy, it is the Elite that run the country, therefore the Elite who are our slave masters.

By: Mikelo

Mikelo — Wed, 06 May 2009 13:57:26 +0000

Moving on to a more viable thread. In all seriousness, jeepndesert should rename this website “For Entertainment Purposes Only”.

Laws of physics dictate that all things move toward disorganization, and this is true of viruses. Previous posts mentioned antigenic drift and recombination, which are right on the mark. So question why exact laboratory virus specimans match Influenza samples taken after occurance of the last two flu epidemics. The CDC acknowledges that human negligence is responsible. Where is the outrage? G O N E.

By: Mikelo

Mikelo — Tue, 05 May 2009 16:58:58 +0000

Here we go – There are almost 6.8 Billion people on the earth(fact). The population grows approximately 100 Million per year(fact). How many years of population increase (at present rate), can the earth sustain?(argument) Also, what are the results and inevitable consequences of human over population?(argument) The obvious answer is not we are destroying the earth (argument).

Be reasonable and state some sensible claims.

By: THINK

THINK — Tue, 05 May 2009 16:30:11 +0000

I need at least a little evidence to even consider this crap…
Every piece of evidence I’ve ever seen on this site is links to other CT websites that don’t provide any sources or evidence ether (or just provide more links to CT sites).

And of course the mainstream media doesn’t tell the whole truth. Everything/Everyone has biases and stories are tailored to those biases. Conspiracy Theories included.

Title of article “Swine flu ATTACK likely beta-test”
How more bias can you get than that?

By: THINK

THINK — Tue, 05 May 2009 16:16:22 +0000

What are you stupid?

It’s the flu! Pigs can get it the same way humans can: sneezing, coughing, etc. And people can get it from animals in the same way. Viruses like this cross species when lots of humans and animals live in close proximity (ie. Mexico City).

Also virus can cross their genes when they are in a host. Has been happening on this planet since life started.

Go get an education.

By: Mikelo

Mikelo — Tue, 05 May 2009 15:32:59 +0000

Now, is anyone willing to test some conclusions based on fact or probability? Of course facts have and will continue to be manipulated, but in todays world of information arguments can be tested.

By: Mikelo

Mikelo — Tue, 05 May 2009 15:10:58 +0000

During the Avian Influenza hype a few years ago, I purchased three courses (doses) of Tamiflu (Roche) for my family (at $80 per) as well as an ample supply of N-95 masks and gloves. As with all meds, there is an expiration date, and mine is 2010 (fact). I am confident (p>.5) that a percentage of the worlds stockpile of antiviral meds is due for expiration, and that more will need to be produced to meet increased demand and/or re-supply of existing stock. This info is out there somewhere.