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To: TheBattman

As I recall, the CDC has sucessfully:
- made too little vaccine
- made the wrong vaccine
- made too much vaccine and had to throw it away
- disqualified select vaccine makers for no known reason

No one wants to underestimate the POSSIBLE severity of ANY
national/global health issue.
But do ya think we might get some bang for the buck with CDC leadership a little tiny bit better than freshman test tube washers?????
I’m only an mechanical engineer - not a biologist or other med school wannabe - but I’ve not heard a whole lot of success stories coming out of the CDC for many years.
Didn’t they just lose control of their environmental conditions in Atlanta like a couple of months ago??
Now how incompetent is that? I did indeed manage cleanrooms for a while and losing HVAC systemic control is
rank foolishness and neglect.

So we need a couple more billion $’s to send ACORN out to tell Chicago’s south side to wash their hands?
Personnally, I propose we mandate that they stop breathing.
That way we reduce man-made global warming AND stem the flu propogation/adaptation.

Sorry for the rant - but it was better to let it out than slit my parrot’s throat (even if the little sucker is potentially an avian flu secret agent)

Just curious - when do we get dog flu or cat flu? These options have so much more potential for creating mass panic and further governmental control.


27 posted on 05/04/2009 9:52:37 PM PDT by bossmechanic (If all else fails, hit it with a hammer)
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To: bossmechanic

We can live without the governments money, but the government can’t live without ours. Starve the beast.


33 posted on 05/05/2009 4:53:27 AM PDT by concerned about politics ("Get thee behind me, Liberal")
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