[email protected] wrote: > Well... If we soon se a silver-resistant strain of the flu, that can > be genetically traced to these bacteria, then that's rock solid proof > for a class action suite against the vaccine & flu flim flam > business... Will they pick up on this tid bit and promptly breed a > new flu strain using part of the rna & dna of these bacteria ?Only > time will tell. However if it is done, the charges should be both > treason, and genecide.
It could be indicative of such, but I am not certain it would be rock hard proof. Bacteria have been known for quite some time to exchange dna, that is how immunity to antibiotics often develops. It could be nothing more than a silver miner getting the flu, and ending up with a silver immune version. However it is my understanding that this particular trait is disposed of quite quickly once the threat of silver is eliminated, so it is quite possible that even such a strain would quickly die out unless the general population had silver in their blood. Marshall
