Re: Stealth Virus is an Insect Virus!

[Guest guest]

I apologize if I missed something, but is this a new virus that is

making a lot of people sick or what excactly? Can it only be passed

amongt insects?

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> The new issue(Winter 2006) of the National Forum(NCF publication) had

an

> article on the Stealth Virus.

>

> Some scientists from the Dana Farber Cancer Institute analyzed the

> Stealth Virus,here is a quote from the article:

>

> " they determined that the Stealth Virus was Autographica

Californica, a

> baculovirus- an insect virus. " "

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>

> Al

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[Guest guest]

>

> I apologize if I missed something, but is this a new virus that is

> making a lot of people sick or what excactly? Can it only be passed

> amongt insects?

>

I don't know ? We will have to wait and see.

The Stealth Virus was a virus found in CFS patients by Dr. .

Al

[Guest guest]

The NCF Newletter also said that the virus was genetically engineered

to produce pesticide to kill insects, but that it could not be the

cause of ME/CFS because the epidemiology of Autographica Californica

infection would not be consistent with the epidemiology of ME/CFS.

I was totally speechless after I read that. Are these genetic

engineers guilty of unimaginable hubris or has our government gone

mad? The only problem with creating new microbes is that you cannot

predict where they will evolve to after that.

Vickie

>

> The new issue(Winter 2006) of the National Forum(NCF publication)

had an

> article on the Stealth Virus.

>

> Some scientists from the Dana Farber Cancer Institute analyzed the

> Stealth Virus,

> here is a quote from the article:

>

> " they determined that the Stealth Virus was Autographica

Californica, a

> baculovirus- an insect virus. " "

>

>

> Al

>

[Guest guest]

I guess now we'll have insect flu! These genetic engineers need to

watch more movies!

Vickie

>

> The new issue(Winter 2006) of the National Forum(NCF publication)

had an

> article on the Stealth Virus.

>

> Some scientists from the Dana Farber Cancer Institute analyzed the

> Stealth Virus,

> here is a quote from the article:

>

> " they determined that the Stealth Virus was Autographica

Californica, a

> baculovirus- an insect virus. " "

>

>

> Al

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