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Originally Posted by 333mark333
On the H1N1.......I am living in an isolated community in the sub-arctic, why do you guy's think that Inuit Babies ( not their parents ) and old people that have never left their communitries have the H1N1 virus???? i work in the hospital up here and am seeing patients from these isolated communities flying in with this! i very much doubt that they have been to Mexico...  or had any contact- what about the small babies? im thinking via vaccinations!! exposing weak immune/DNA.....lines. |
I keep going back to genetic reasons too
The crop circles are in mono-crops. This one has a bit that isn't. Surely the circle-makers intended that? You's assume they have enough tech to not make a boo-boo, with placing an array like this.
At this point the virus has spread enough to not have Mexico be a consideration anymore IMO. I sure about wondering about its "targets" too, especially that it's hard on the young (it's uncharacteristic). I wouldn't call it weak DNA (perhaps
different markers?), but weak immune is coming into it - with either environmental factors or a person's pre-existing medical conditions. This virus H1N1 goes
deeper into the lungs than others do.
This crop circle is not intact. I do not usually mull crop circles too much, but this one grabs me.