[Jessica2677]

I just found this article from 2005.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7515802/

Basically it says that a 2 kits containing flu virus were sent out to Mexico and lost. All the others were supposed to be destroyed. I dont think this is just coincidence at this point.

[silverleaf]

Lovely

live viruses sent to labs in Mexico and LEBANON and never received or accounted for

How long before this shows up in Israel

[TomGuy]

I dont think this is just coincidence at this point.

Any time I read or hear of any thing suspicious, related to chemical or biological, I think of all those scientists and medical personnel who have died under mysterious circumstances since 2001. The last list I saw had a number in the 70s range.

[Madame Dufarge]

Very interesting.

I wonder if this is connected.

[bgill]

Basically it says that a 2 kits containing flu virus were sent out to Mexico and lost.

The ones lost were H2N2 whereas today's flu contains H1N1. Anyone know how closely related these two are or if H2N2 is a combination of H1N1 and one of the other three viruses in this current outbreak?

[LurkedLongEnough]

Interesting find. Very suspicious destinations in combination.

[annieokie]

Why in the world would they be SENT out in the first place, if they wanted them destroyed, why didn't they destroy them in the first place. Who are these idiots that make these decisions?

I know you don't have the answer, just ranting.

[happinesswithoutpeace]

Those were tracked down shortly after that report : )

[LibertyRocks]

VERY Interesting! Definitely worth a consideration. [As a personal point — I don’t believe in coincidences. I heard a comment once said by a murder investigator; “There are no coincidences in an murder investigation”. I’d hazard that there are no coincidences in tracing what looks like it could be malicious. Combine that with the various terrorist groups working in South America, it takes on a whole new hue, IMHO.

PS — When I first heard the age groups this affected I thought about that scientist who had found a frozen preserved specimen of the infamous flu from the early 1910/1920s, and prayed that something hadn’t gone horribly wrong in their testing of that strain...