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Bird Flu Virus

The bird flu virus is more officially called A/H5N1. Whether you call it that or bird flu or chicken flu -- it's dangerous. It's dangerous now to the world's poultry industry. It's dangerous to everybody especially children who are in close contact with chickens. And it's one small mutation or recombination from causing a pandemic that could make 1918 look like a walk in the park.

Thursday, April 06, 2006

Bird Flu Virus

Here is the best free resource I've found on
how to protect yourself and your family from
the bird flu virus. This sums up all the free information
you can find on the Internet, without paying
for it and without doing the extensive digging
yourself.

Clint Fountain is a good guy trying to saving
people's lives from the bird flu virus, and he's given me permission
to give this away to readers of this bird flu virus blog.

Bird Flu Virus Plan

Bird Flu Virus

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Hi,

Thanks for alerting us to the dangers of bird flu. I'm storing food in my house!

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Wednesday, April 05, 2006

Bird Flu Virus

Several weeks ago Robert Webster gave an interview
to ABC in which he estimated the chances of bird
flu becoming highly contagious were 50%, and that if
it did half of the human race would die.

This occasioned some negative comments in places, yet
I knew I'd seen his name referenced as an expert on
viruses, so I decided to do a little research.

Here's the page on him from his employer:

bird flu virus scientist

And another article on Robert Webster:

bird flu virus scientist article

I'm not professionally certified to pass judgment on
who's a real scientist or not, but he seemed to me
to have a long set of credentials.

And it's notable that he is the one who discovered
that wild birds are the reservoir for influenza viruses.
Here's a piece written by someone who disagrees:

against the bird flu scientist article

My opinion is that the above writer is simply expressing
his own opinion. He gives no substantive arguments against
Robert Webster's credentials and accomplishments.

He criticizes the use of "reservoir" to describe wild
birds carrying viruses -- but that is a standard term.
Viruses must have a host which they can infect without
killing or creating a serious disease in, so the virus
can survive. If they kill off every host, the virus
itself must die. I've seen the word "reservoir" used
for this by other people.

I've seen other comments that a scientist should not
be making such predictions. I don't know -- that may
be true but it still seems to me an opinion that
does not invalidate Robert Webster's scientific
status.

I would like to know the basis behind his two
estimates.

How did he arrive at the 50% chance that bird flu
would become a pandemic? It's impossible to
evaluate without knowing the facts and rationale
behind it.

How did he arrive at the 50% of the humanity race
dying figure? It's impossible to evaluate without
knowing the facts and rationale behind it.
So to some extent I can understand the argument that
it's unscientific to put those numbers out there
without explanation. Of course, it could be
that he explained them and ABC edited that out
because it was consisted of facts and figures
and other things that their typical viewer would
find confusing and boring.

Robert Webster apparently has been predicting for
many years that a bird flu virus would cause
another pandemic.

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Blogger Chess Dude said...

Hi,

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Blogger RickStooker said...

Hi,

You're doing a great job getting useful
information out about bird flu.

I also have a bird flu blog. Check it out
when you have a moment:

bird flu blog

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Friday, March 31, 2006

Bird Flu Virus

I don't know about you, but I'm very afraid of
the bird flu virus. I know that so far it's killed only
people who have close contact with chickens --
but that could change at any time.

According to many experts, the bird flu virus WILL change
at some point in the future. Nobody knows when,
but according to many experts, it's certain to
become highly contagious in future.

One of the most reknowned virus researchers in
the world, Robert Webster, just gave an
interview where he said he thought there was
a fifty-fifty chance the bird flu virus would mutate
into a highly contagious form.

And by the way HE keeps food and water stored
in HIS house!

If that's what a world-famous virus expert
thinks of the bird flu virus, I think you and I need to
be concerned -- and learn how to prepare
ourselves and our families.

The most complete information that I've been
able to find on how to make sure that you and
your family survive the bird flu virus is right here:

Bird Flu Protection

Other ebooks contain the same old rehashed
information you can find for free here and
in other blogs.

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System to keep yourself and your family free
from the bird flu virus.

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Blogger RickStooker said...

Great blog. I agree that bird flu is a danger. We should all get ready for it.

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Thursday, March 30, 2006

Bird Flu Virus

Bird Flu Virus

Thanks for visiting this bird flu virus blog.
I don't know about you, but I feel like a
car stuck on railroad tracks. I can hear
the whistle blowing, so I know the train is
around the corner, but since I can't see it,
I can't tell for sure how far away it is and
therefore how long we have before the pandemic
strikes.

I'll be publishing bird flu virus information
in the weeks to come, so check back soon.

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Blogger Chess Dude said...

Hi,

Great blog. I hope there's no bird flu pandemic, but if it comes, that'll be a great time to study chess.

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Bird Flu Virus

The bird flu virus is more officially called A/H5N1. Whether you call it that or bird flu or chicken flu -- it's dangerous. It's dangerous now to the world's poultry industry. It's dangerous to everybody especially children who are in close contact with chickens. And it's one small mutation or recombination from causing a pandemic that could make 1918 look like a walk in the park.

 

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