Re: WHO declares swine flu crisis a health emergency

[Guest guest]

I saw a program earlier that said that if this thing does turn into a pandemic, they expect 20 to 30 percent of a population to get infected by this illness. On the other hand, the death rate was said to be declining. Still, without knowing how many have become sick and how many have died, probabilities can't be figured.

This is happening at a convenient time, what with the Democrats threatening to use a procedural gimmick to nationalize health care without debate.

In a message dated 4/25/2009 4:54:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, no_reply writes:

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[Guest guest]

I hope it prompts loudly publicised claims against any form of deprivation of

care, with the panic getting all such claims listened to. Whether they be

against state or private sector services. Pros and cons of each will be

illuminated in detail, supplying some guidance as to how best to admix them.

> This is happening at a convenient time, what with the Democrats threatening

> to use a procedural gimmick to nationalize health care without debate.

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