Outbreak of Highly Lethal Adenovirus Strain
Yikes, this is scary:
The virus was discovered by infectious-disease expert David N. Gilbert, who noticed that otherwise healthy patients were being stricken by pneumonia so severe that they would die without oxygen treatment. The dangerous symptoms developed within only one or two days of initial cough and fever symptoms.
Since Gilbert's discovery of the virus in Portland, Oregon, outbreaks have been identified at military bases in Washington, Texas and South Carolina.
posted by spooked at 10:00 AM
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Spooked or "ap" person:
Is this particular virus partial to
Demorats and is it purported to be
worse than a bad case of mercury poisoning?
Here's the issue for you Bill McWilliams:
5 Phucking days now plus 45 years!
1. Why did you not IMMEDIATELY fix all the errors in the widely promulgated story about you and the assassination of President Kennedy.
2. Why do you STILL not fix them?
3. Why have you not put up your complete TIMELINE of where you were at every moment of 11/22/63?
4. Describe where and when you officially interacted with the Dictabelt recording, beginning on 11/22/63.
5. Why have you not listed all the locations and mutual distances of the crucial locations 9and YOUR locations) in the Assassination?
6. Explain how you could possibly hear the Assassination and a bare couple of minutes later also see the Parkland Hospital Admission? Possible ONLY for the Secret Service Perps to have done.
Answer the questions, perp.
Do you grow an extra zit for every lie you tell?
http://www.democratherald.com/content/articles/2008/06/29/news/top_story/1aaa01_dictaphone.jpg
ANOTHER baloney sandwich from the King of baloney and part-time phony physicist.
How much does the government pay you each month?
When were poisoned by "intel goons"?
Why can't you prove that you were poisoned? We know you have proven skills in copying and pasting, but
that's hardly evidence of having been poisoned with mercury.
The outbreak was actually an accident. We didn't expect it to spread so quickly once it was released, but we regained control once we made some observations and knew what to look for.
The loss of life was regrettable but the data and samples we recovered will prove useful in the future.
The CDC doesn't say that Ad14 is serious, whatever that means. No other articles on this in Google News.
http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvrd/revb/respiratory/ead-ad14-factsht.htm
It's a variant of Ad14
http://www.medpagetoday.com/MeetingCoverage/IDSAMeeting/tb/6923
http://www.medpagetoday.com/InfectiousDisease/URItheFlu/tb/7410
http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm5645a1.htm
You should be worrying less about what Ad14 is and more about where it comes from.
Our source for the original cultures was rather picky about how we brought it into the country.
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