From Patricia Doyle, PhD labgal_5@yahoo.com 3-18-1

Well, isn't this a stroke of luck...or 'coincidence'...

Three months before the FMD outbreak in the UK, the US/Canada/Mexico held FMD simulations.

There has not been an outbreak in the US since 1929, yet, 3 months before the UK outbreak, the US holds simulations.

Our FMD savior, Plum Island, is supposed to be our first line of defense against the virus.

Incidently, the Plum happens to have a virus bank that is shared with, none other then, Canada and Mexico.

One of the reasons that the Plum is a Biolevel 5 facility is because it studies FMD live virus. It is illegal to have this virus in the continental US, and the Plum is the ONLY place where various live FMD virues are found in North America.

The news of the simulation makes me believe that the US knew an outbreak was going to occur. Did they have warning from a terrorist group? Or, from the NWO?

I have just heard that FMD has broken out in Israel on the West Bank. It is in Kuwait and also Saudi Arabia.

The strain is pandemic type O.

It sure sounds like the US knew a FMD outbreak was going to happen. I wonder if the US had received terrorist threat of impending FMD outbreak. It sure makes a case for an unnatural outbreak in the UK. Patricia Doyle

British Foot-Mouth Virus Epidemic Mimics US Simulation

NYdailynews 3-18-1

WASHINGTON - Three months before Britain's foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, health officials in the United States, Mexico and Canada tested their ability to respond to a similar epidemic. The results weren't promising.

Within four days of a simulated detection of the virus in a small, south Texas swine herd, the virus would have spread through 15 Texas counties and Mexico, a scenario eerily similar to the way a real epidemic now is playing out in Europe.

The British government found itself caught yesterday between efforts to control its outbreak and farmers angry that hundreds of thousands of healthy animals are to be slaughtered.

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals joined opposition to the slaughter, which calls for healthy sheep and pigs to be destroyed within 2 miles of infected sites in northern England and southern Scotland. Plans for the expanded slaughter have divided farmers. The National Farmers' Union supports the move, but the lobbying group Farmers For Action said it would take legal action to stop the cull. _____

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