Video: "Swine Flu Was Cultured In A Laboratory", Dr. John Carlo, Dallas Co. Medical Director says

Comment: It is too early to call this a pandemic, but swine flu adds to already implanted fears in our collective psyche related to sars, avian flu, madcow disease, AIDS, ebola, etc. The moment the media labels swine flu as a pandemic, rest assured global economic activity will collapse even further. Remember, the events that have precipitated since 2001 have been designed to shutdown the global economy in preparation for Peak Oil. The world faces an inevitable mass depopulation, whether it is through limiting births, globalized poverty, civil wars, biowarfare or a combination of all is something we will just have to wait and see.

http://www.inteldaily.com/news/138/ARTICLE/10515/2009-04-27....

Looking at this through Natural Hygiene eyes . . . . .
On April 29th, 2009 RawfoodLiberty says:
I definitely want the corporate hog farms brought into the hearings. Flu? What is flu? Symptoms from the disgorging of the toxic overload the body has accumulated over a period of time from eating and modern living. Whatever came in last was the last straw - very, very toxic or just too much. Is this a chemical? Is this an organism? Are hog farms involved? Was some toxic chemical used in too high a concentration? Was a toxic chemical spilled? Is the air contaminated? Is the water contaminated? Is pork meat contaminated? Did something happen at the hog farms? Did the industrial production of pork concentrate some toxic chemical to an intolerable limit? Is this related to some toxic something that is coming from the hog farms or the hog meat? If not, why the connection with swine?

Nonetheless, I did some research, and it turns out we don't really know a lot about it -- except that:

It could become a worldwide epidemic and the mortality rate is uncomfortably high Massive, largely unregulated, corporate hog farms could be linked to the spread of the disease. What happened in Mexico could happen here, since we have similar corporate hog farms
Senator Tom Harkin is holding emergency hearings on swine flu. We think it's critical he haul in the corporate hog farmers before Congress for answers. But Sen. Harkin is from Iowa a state that has -- you guessed it -- a LOT of corporate hog farms.

Will you take a minute and ask Senator Harkin to include corporate hog farms in his hearings?

http://www.environmental-...

Corporate hog farms are ridiculously bad for our environment. According to research, a corporate farm with 10,000 hogs produces as much waste each day as a 25,000 person city -- and without the impressive sewage management systems we have in our cities.

Instead, corporate hog farmers create hundreds of waste lagoons per farm, with each waste lagoon covering as much as 120,000 square feet. Any leak or breach in a lagoon leads to massive water contamination, and needless to say, massive swarms of flies live off the hogs and their waste.

Some research into the Mexican swine flu outbreak points the finger of blame at these massive swarms of flies that surround corporate hog farms south of the border.

So help us make sure Sen. Harkin knows that corporate hog farms need to be investigated as part of his work:

http://www.environmental-...

And please, pass this email along to your friends and family, and invite them to take part.

Either it was cultured in the lab to manufacture it or it was cultured in the lab to diagnose victims. He doesn't make the distinction so we have to guess what he means.

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