H1N1; Has Corporate-America "Dodged-The-Bullet"?

Mr. Shaman

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Possibly..........​

"Tucked away in this small mountain village, off a dusty road flanked by pig farms, is where the earliest case of swine flu -- a virus spreading globally -- was confirmed.

Lab tests confirmed that Edgar was the only patient in Veracruz to test positive for the swine flu virus; the others had contracted a common flu. Health officials had returned to Edgar's sample only after cases of the new flu strain were spotted around the country.

"In this case, there's a patient who turned out to be positive for the swine-flu virus, with the exception that at that time in no region of the world it had been established as an etiological, epidemic cause," said Mexico Health Secretary Jose Angel Cordova.

His mother blamed the virus on a huge pig farm in the neighborhood. Officials have conducted tests at the farm owned by U.S. company Smithfield Foods, and those tests came back negative." :rolleyes:

"Ever since American regulators and lawmakers started forcing Smithfield to spend more money on waste treatment and attempting to limit the company's expansion, Luter has been looking to do business elsewhere."​

Maybe, if they'd cleaned-up-their-act, they wouldn't have had to SPLIT for Mexico!!!

(Damn those government-regulations!! :rolleyes: )​
 
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His mother blamed the virus on a huge pig farm in the neighborhood. Officials have conducted tests at the farm owned by U.S. company Smithfield Foods, and those tests came back negative."

So, you openly admit that it was in fact not the farm's fault at all. And then attempt to bring it back to "corporate America." What is wrong with you?
 
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