May 5, 2009
The source of the newest Swine Flu is Mexico. George Bush and his collection of goons launched a big project to build fences with many holes in it along the border of the U.S. and Mexico.
Because of the fences, we can't say fence because it's not all connected, people in Mexico have been given a challenge: "they think they can build fences, and not help make our economy better, so we'll immigrate in larger numbers to the States and bring a new flu." I guess it serves the U.S. right. W is to blame!
The pork-raising industry recently tried to pay news to stop reporting that Swine Flu came from pigs. Well, it did, and here's some information:
According to researchers, flu viruses mutate quickly, about every eight hours, which makes it difficult to control when contracted.
Virologist, Dr. Richard Webby of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, TN says, "Three influenza strains - some pig, some bird, some human - combined in pigs to form two new strands of swine flu."
It is believed two of the flu's genetic segments can be traced to periodic outbreaks of pig viruses in the 1990s in Europe and Asia.
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention the main ways to prevent contracting swine flu include: avoid contact with sick people if you or they are sick; shield others from your coughs and sneezes; wash your hands frequently; keep your hands away from your eyes, nose and mouth; eat well, sleep enough hours and exercise; avoid touching pigs.
The source of the newest Swine Flu is Mexico. George Bush and his collection of goons launched a big project to build fences with many holes in it along the border of the U.S. and Mexico.
Because of the fences, we can't say fence because it's not all connected, people in Mexico have been given a challenge: "they think they can build fences, and not help make our economy better, so we'll immigrate in larger numbers to the States and bring a new flu." I guess it serves the U.S. right. W is to blame!
The pork-raising industry recently tried to pay news to stop reporting that Swine Flu came from pigs. Well, it did, and here's some information:
According to researchers, flu viruses mutate quickly, about every eight hours, which makes it difficult to control when contracted.
Virologist, Dr. Richard Webby of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, TN says, "Three influenza strains - some pig, some bird, some human - combined in pigs to form two new strands of swine flu."
It is believed two of the flu's genetic segments can be traced to periodic outbreaks of pig viruses in the 1990s in Europe and Asia.
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention the main ways to prevent contracting swine flu include: avoid contact with sick people if you or they are sick; shield others from your coughs and sneezes; wash your hands frequently; keep your hands away from your eyes, nose and mouth; eat well, sleep enough hours and exercise; avoid touching pigs.
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