On Sun, 04 Mar 2001 18:01:52 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Mel Evans, Registered Arachne User wrote:
>>
>> Foot and Mouth disease spreading even as I type this, now over 60
>> confirmed cases. A question for the list. Is this a problem for
>>the US
>> and Canada, other countries? There's not much information coming
>>out
>> about how the rest of the world deals with this problem, or even
>>how
>> much of a problem it is.
>
>Hi Mel;
>I haven't heard of a problem with hoof (as it is called over here)
>and mouth
>disease in Canada for several decades - the last outbreak here was
>in 1952.
>The cure was the same. Burn everything.
>Within the last year or so there have been outbreaks in Japan,
Korea,
>Argentina, and Brazil.
>
>But H&M is nowhere NEAR as scary to me as Mad Cow disease - wherein
>the
>chemical toxin cannot be removed from meat by any method, and
>manages to
>find its way to the brain of anything that eats it - human or
>SCAVENGER !
>
>This is the horror grade version of Sci-Fi. :((
>
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Hi Clarence,
I would agree. I have not used McDonalds for many years now,
originally because of McJobs type slave labour wages, now because of
having seen analysis of the product!
We were getting the BSE (Mad Cow) thing under control in the UK
following the Draconian "KILL,KILL,KILL," method, but some farmers in
Euroland are still supplying meat containing spinal sections where
the stuff resides apparently.
The other worry is that BSE will be sort of forgotten for now in the
Foot and Mouth thing, and might rear itself up again whilst evryone
is busy doing the F & M sacrificial pyre.
Regards
mel
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