RIGHT ON TERRY
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From: Terry Chamberlin [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 9:04 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: CS>Irresponsible post
Ole Bob said,
>Terry you are irresponisible !!!!!!
>China who would not acknowledge the presents if SARS
several years ago has stated publicly that when the
bird flu mutates to humans it is closing its borders.
That would be a hugh financial loss the loss of peope
would be greater.
>Get with-it and stop the Bull !!!<
When it comes to questioning the accuracy and
integrity of government pronouncements, giving
consideration to information acquired from trusted
sources like Mercola is not irresponsible.
If I had posted something like this when the SARS
scare was current, you might have responded to it the
same way, yet it turns out you would have been wrong,
as it turned out the government scare-mongering was
media hype.
Anytime I hear the
government-medical-pharmaceutical-media complex making
scary pronouncements, I look around for what they are
NOT saying. Yes, what they are saying may be true, but
too many times it is not.
For me to post this article about a topic of current
concern for other folks consideration was not
irresponsible, Bob. It was what we do here. We discuss
controversial ideas and compare notes, and we find out
from each other things we did not know.
Terry
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