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Europe-Wide Alarm For Heroin Cut With Anthrax
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| Nov 23,01
Posted on 11/22/2001 10:26:32 AM PST by runningbear
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To: runningbear
OK I give up.....................What's the down side?
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posted on
11/22/2001 1:33:09 PM PST
by
E.Allen
To: marajade
...how would heroin laced with anthrax show up in the blood in someone in Norway?Tests...
To: marajade
Well, someone in Afghanistan could have laced the heroin, knowing it was going to a non-Islamic country. Those guys might have been killing people around the world for years. I think a lot of anthrax cases have been diagnosed over the years merely as pneumonia. In small towns, most doctors and hospitals dont do full tests to see what caused the fatal pneumonia.
We had a disease out in the Southwest for many years that wasnt even identified. Only when four or five Navajos suddenly died from it did the feds and the CDC get involved. They call it hantavirus now. For years before, it was just called pneumonia, when cases happened one at a time.
Pneumonia is the bodys physical reaction to many different kinds of lung infections. Its not a disease itself.
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posted on
11/22/2001 1:39:58 PM PST
by
Fred25
To: Fred25
"Well, someone in Afghanistan could have laced the heroin, knowing it was going to a non-Islamic country."
Which backs up my original point that maybe the anthrax wasn't made in the US like the media is trying to assert right?
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posted on
11/22/2001 1:42:16 PM PST
by
marajade
To: Libloather
Funny funny funny...
45
posted on
11/22/2001 1:42:59 PM PST
by
marajade
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To: marajade
Not necessarily...
To: Fred25
What's wrong Fred? I was sure you'd support murdering drug users with Anthrax. Instead we get a tepid little "I don't like them either"?
Come on Fred, which is it? Do you support it or not?
To: Clara Lou
"Not necessarily..."
And the antrax came from the US and heroin came from the US?
And the connection to Norway if that was the case is?
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posted on
11/22/2001 1:52:54 PM PST
by
marajade
To: marajade
Which backs up my original point that maybe the anthrax wasn't made in the US like the media is trying to assert right? My point is that anthrax found in Europe could have come from a different source than the recent anthrax found in the U.S.
The media has been reporting conflicting stories about the origin of the NY/DC anthrax, and so their reports cant be trusted. The FBI and CDC probably have a good idea where it came from, but the media hasnt been consistent reporting about it.
Also, the Ames strain could be modified, some of it could go to Iraq, and be modified again, and some of the modified stuff could come back to the USA and be modified again. Some US professors could modify it right here in their own labs, after getting it from someplace else. I dont think all anthrax can be pinned down to any one lab or country.
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posted on
11/22/2001 1:53:19 PM PST
by
Fred25
To: Melinator
Don't be rude.
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posted on
11/22/2001 1:54:24 PM PST
by
Fred25
To: Fred25
We had a disease out in the Southwest for many years that wasnt even identified. Only when four or five Navajos suddenly died from it did the feds and the CDC get involved. They call it hantavirus now. For years before, it was just called pneumonia, when cases happened one at a time. A similiar thing happened on Martha's Vineyard two years ago with the outbreak of tuleremia a bacterial infection which can be inhaled like anthrax. It's called bunny fever fever since rabbits are the host and pass it through their system.
Landscapers or homeowners run their mowers over the droppings and voila airborne agent. Lots of scarey stuff out there boys and girls _ even in BeautifulPeopleLand.
To: Fred25
"My point is that anthrax found in Europe could have come from a different source than the recent anthrax found in the U.S."
And that was the same point I was making.
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posted on
11/22/2001 1:55:28 PM PST
by
marajade
To: Ole Okie
To: ninonitti
Landscapers or homeowners run their mowers over the droppings and voila airborne agent. Lots of scarey stuff out there boys and girls _ even in BeautifulPeopleLand. Yes, people should always use a face mask when mowing their lawn. Some of that dust they kick up might have animal-debris and microscopic spores in it. That happened to me one year, and I finally figured out what had happened that gave me such a bad case of flu. Dirt contains a lot of bad stuff, if it gets in our lungs in powdered form. Our skin can handle the bad stuff better than our lungs can.
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posted on
11/22/2001 1:59:42 PM PST
by
Fred25
To: ninonitti
Take a look at this........
LINK
AND THIS. YIKES!
I used to hear about the Bakersfield Disease when I lived out in California.
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posted on
11/22/2001 2:12:43 PM PST
by
Fred25
To: marajade
Oh, then I guess our points are the same.
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posted on
11/22/2001 2:13:27 PM PST
by
Fred25
To: ValerieUSA
Losing a bunch of looney, leftist druggie losers sounds like a plan to me, too bad we can't get them to stop on their own first!
To: runningbear
Heads up to those in the Medical, Law Enforcement fields for laced dope, and overdose cases, etc.....
Why would law enforcement care? This only makes their job easier. Alert the medical examiner!
To: Melinator
My, aren't you self-righteous!
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