Swine Flu..... we're all going to die!
30 April 2009, 08:28 PM
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One last thing to add, this has been on the radar for 12 months... not this exact strain but I suspect someone knew something was happening.... bodies of people who died in the 1918 outbreak were dug up less than 12 months ago. One of them was here in the UK as it happens.
30 April 2009, 09:39 PM
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One last thing to add, this has been on the radar for 12 months... not this exact strain but I suspect someone knew something was happening.... bodies of people who died in the 1918 outbreak were dug up less than 12 months ago. One of them was here in the UK as it happens.
30 April 2009, 09:49 PM
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No, but it seems odd to me that only 6 months ago certain major institutions kicked off a major H1N1 study including digging up the remains of past victims. They searched quite a while to find suitable bodies.. so I hear anyway.
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30 April 2009, 10:14 PM
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Everything BTK posted all made sense to me. Definitely more interesting than listening to a load of crap oink, oink jokes.....
30 April 2009, 10:34 PM
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They've been digging up frozen victims of the Spanish flu for years. See Spanish flu's frozen secrets - 08 June 1996 - New Scientist from 1996 for one. Though I don't think they got any viable samples from these poor souls. So this is nowt new .......
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30 April 2009, 11:41 PM
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I have seen the first pictures of swine flu , its not pretty , be carefull out there people
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01 May 2009, 12:01 AM
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Yes.
In Yorskshire back in the 1990's, someone with smallpox who was buried in the late 1800's and had their grave desecrated, was considered a major biohazard. Why? Because they had been buried in a lead casket, and decomp had been low and the virus or whatever which may have been dormant could awake.
Luckily the precautions were taken and nothing happened!
In Yorskshire back in the 1990's, someone with smallpox who was buried in the late 1800's and had their grave desecrated, was considered a major biohazard. Why? Because they had been buried in a lead casket, and decomp had been low and the virus or whatever which may have been dormant could awake.
Luckily the precautions were taken and nothing happened!
01 May 2009, 08:04 AM
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It's all OK. The NHS have drawn up instructions on how to wash your hands properly. That'll sort it!
Swine Flu: Correct Hand Washing Procedure To Protect From Virus | UK News | Sky News
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Swine Flu: Correct Hand Washing Procedure To Protect From Virus | UK News | Sky News
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01 May 2009, 08:07 AM
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01 May 2009, 04:00 PM
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01 May 2009, 04:40 PM
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First person to person infection in the UK and some guy commenting told the nation to continue their lives normally, wash your hands and use a tissue when sneazing.
"But we must continue our lives as normal or the economy will collapse".
Where the **** has he been for most of 2009
"But we must continue our lives as normal or the economy will collapse".
Where the **** has he been for most of 2009
01 May 2009, 04:49 PM
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the government tell us not to panic, then tell us 750000 could die
Pandemic 'could kill 750,000 in UK' - , - Latest news & weather forecasts - MSN News UK
Pandemic 'could kill 750,000 in UK' - , - Latest news & weather forecasts - MSN News UK
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