: BBC News Online: Health

: Friday, 9 March, 2001, 13:15 GMT

: Scientists find cause of CJD cluster

: Investigators say they have traced the exact cause of
: Britain's first CJD cluster in the village of Queniborough
: in Leicester.

: But the results will not be published until villagers
: themselves are told on 21 March.

: Like so many scientific matters it was staring us in the face
: Dr Philip Monk, consultant in communicable disease control at

: Leicester Health Authority

: An inquiry was launched last July after five people with close
: connections to Queniborough died from the illness.

: An interim report into the cases of Creutzfeldt Jakob Disease
: (vCJD) in November decided that meat supplied locally was
: probably to blame for the cluster.

: Scientists ruled out baby food and school meals as the source
: of the infection.

: They also discounted drinking water supplies and the jobs done
: by the five victims, who all lived within a five-kilometre
: (three-mile) radius of one another.

: Death toll

: They said that the disproportionate death toll from the
: disease was unlikely to be a coincidence.

: The only common link between the victims was that they all ate
: beef or beef products, but they did not share a common
: butcher.

: Dr Philip Monk, consultant in communicable disease control at
: Leicester Health Authority,
: said the latest finding pointed to an extremely obvious
: source.

: He said: "Knowing what I know, it is extremely obvious.

: "When I shared with colleagues what we had found, they
: said why didn't we think of that before."

: "Like so many scientific matters, it was staring us in
: the face."

: Leicester victims

: The Leicestershire vCJD cluster was first reported in November
: 1998, after the disease claimed three lives within 12 weeks
: that year.

: Glen Day, 35, from Queniborough and Pamela Beyless, 24, from
: nearby Glenfield died in October 1988.

: Stacey Robinson, 19, formerly of Queniborough, had died two
: months earlier in August.

: A 19-year-old man died from the disease in May this year at
: the Leicester Royal Infirmary and at the same time health
: officials said it was "highly probable" that a
: 24-year-old man in the
: county had also contracted the disease.

: A fifth person, a male farm worker, died in September, last
: year.

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Greetings:

Have always wondered, if they,-(the Jacobotes,)-are embarrased at having so much success with their opposing force against mankind,-that they are giving themselves away, by giving everything disastrous: "The Name of Jacob."

We know of the Jacobites of the Scotish Isles second reformation Revolution, & The Jacobin's of the French Revolution fame,-& the Lord only knows how many more other than the story of Jacob's daughter "Dinah,"-herself causing so much blood shed of whom Prince Shechem of the Hivites made resitution for his heated advances againt her, by aggreeing to marry her.

But when at the marriage ceremonies, Jacobs son's slew all the family of the King,-& took their possessions, & the country itself, after they had agreed to be "circumsized & were sore".

The moral of this is: "Don't let any convince you to be circumsized, if you want somethng from them." Oh boy.

Now that is the remeberances of Jacob,-& not all the flim-flam associated with his: "What will they think of me?" Well we know know what is thought of you Jacob (Isra-el & your questionable rightious genious..

http://www.arabicnews.com/ansub/index.html

These folk's as well as the Gentiles, have been the "Polk on your Spindle."

tau