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Sorry I'm late getting this posted.

Darren wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 11, 2020 12:34 pm

Sorry I'm late getting this posted. I do side gigs as a consultant.

I've been busy helping a man in Missouri set up dude hunts for wild hogs. He can get some of the old FEMA trailers for free for an authentic roughing experience. He's working with an attorney to draw up a bullet proof contract to absolve him of any and all damage and carnage.

He figures with the disruption in the meat supply he'll have people coming in from the big cities in droves.

MDC says feral hogs are known to carry diseases such as swine brucellosis, pseudorabies, trichinosis, PRRS, and leptospirosis.

RayThom wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 11, 2020 2:43 pm

Darren wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 11, 2020 12:34 pm

Sorry I'm late getting this posted. I do side gigs as a consultant.

I've been busy helping a man in Missouri set up dude hunts for wild hogs. He can get some of the old FEMA trailers for free for an authentic roughing experience. He's working with an attorney to draw up a bullet proof contract to absolve him of any and all damage and carnage.

He figures with the disruption in the meat supply he'll have people coming in from the big cities in droves.

So Darren, don't just stop there. What happened next?

Darren wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 11, 2020 6:39 pm

Posted elsewhere in a dark corner of the internet as a tongue in cheek comment on the fear and panic.

From an anonymous UPS delivery driver...

5 types of customers since the “rona”:

1) Steve: He has been waiting for this moment his whole life. He has been drinking boilermakers since 10:00 am in his recliner and his AR is within arms reach. He has 6 months provisions in the basement and a bug out bag due west buried in the woods. Steve demands a handshake as I give him his package. He’s sizing me up as I deliver his ammo.

Steve will survive this, and he will kill you if he needs to
........

5) Mary: Is sitting in the swing watching her kids have a water balloon fight in the front yard as she is on her fourth glass of wine. She went to the store and bought 2 cases of pop tarts, 6 boxes of cereal, 8 bags of pizza rolls, And a 6 roll pack of toilet paper. There is a playlist of Bob Marley, Pink Floyd, and Post Malone playing in the background. I’m bringing her second shipment of 15 bottles of wine in 3 days.

Mary will survive and marry Steve. Together they will repopulate the earth. May God have mercy on us all.

The Chinese laboratory at the center of scrutiny over a potential coronavirus leak has been using U.S. government money to carry out research on bats from the caves which scientists believe are the original source of the deadly outbreak.

The Wuhan Institute of Virology undertook coronavirus experiments on mammals captured more than 1,000 miles away in Yunnan which were funded by a $3.7 million grant from the US government.

Sequencing of the COVID-19 genome has traced it back to bats found in Yunnan caves but it was first thought to have transferred to humans at an animal market in Wuhan.

The revelation that the Wuhan Institute was experimenting on bats from the area already known to be the source of COVID-19 - and doing so with American money - has sparked further fears that the lab, and not the market, is the original outbreak source.

US Congressman Matt Gaetz said: 'I'm disgusted to learn that for years the US government has been funding dangerous and cruel animal experiments at the Wuhan Institute, which may have contributed to the global spread of coronavirus, and research at other labs in China that have virtually no oversight from US authorities.'

On Saturday, Anthony Bellotti, president of the US pressure group White Coat Waste, condemned his government for spending tax dollars in China, adding: 'Animals infected with viruses or otherwise sickened and abused in Chinese labs reportedly may be sold to wet markets for consumption once experiments are done.'

The $37million Wuhan Institute of Virology, the most advanced laboratory of its type on the Chinese mainland, is based twenty miles from the now infamous wildlife market that was thought to be the location of the original transfer of the virus from animals to humans.

According to documents obtained by The Mail on Sunday, scientists there experimented on bats as part of a project funded by the US National Institutes of Health, which continues to licence the Wuhan laboratory to receive American money for experiments.

The NIH is the primary agency of the United States government responsible for biomedical and public health research.

The Wuhan Institute lists them on their website as a partner as well as several other American academic institutions.

Other U.S. partners include the University of Alabama, the University of North Texas, Harvard University, and the National Wildlife Federation.

As part of the NIH research at the institute, scientists grew a coronavirus in a lab and injected it into three-day-old piglets.

The news that COVID-19 bats were under research there means that a leak from the Wuhan laboratory can no longer be completely ruled out.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... -bats.html

Gob wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 12, 2020 7:36 am

The Chinese laboratory at the center of scrutiny over a potential coronavirus leak has been using U.S. government money to carry out research on bats from the caves which scientists believe are the original source of the deadly outbreak.

The Wuhan Institute of Virology undertook coronavirus experiments on mammals captured more than 1,000 miles away in Yunnan which were funded by a $3.7 million grant from the US government.

Sequencing of the COVID-19 genome has traced it back to bats found in Yunnan caves but it was first thought to have transferred to humans at an animal market in Wuhan.

The revelation that the Wuhan Institute was experimenting on bats from the area already known to be the source of COVID-19 - and doing so with American money - has sparked further fears that the lab, and not the market, is the original outbreak source.

I read that.

The US has a history of using research from other countries that wouldn't pass the lowest of ethic standards. We grabbed the Japanese "torture" results following WW II. I suspect the German "studies" also found a welcome home someplace in the US.

I wonder who in the NIH thought funding the Chinese to do potential biological warfare research was a good idea.

Trump has already started weeding out federal employees with poor judgement at higher levels. Here's hoping those farther down the food change get the same attention.

Darren wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 12, 2020 2:25 pm

Gob wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 12, 2020 7:36 am

The Chinese laboratory at the center of scrutiny over a potential coronavirus leak has been using U.S. government money to carry out research on bats from the caves which scientists believe are the original source of the deadly outbreak.

The Wuhan Institute of Virology undertook coronavirus experiments on mammals captured more than 1,000 miles away in Yunnan which were funded by a $3.7 million grant from the US government.

Sequencing of the COVID-19 genome has traced it back to bats found in Yunnan caves but it was first thought to have transferred to humans at an animal market in Wuhan.

The revelation that the Wuhan Institute was experimenting on bats from the area already known to be the source of COVID-19 - and doing so with American money - has sparked further fears that the lab, and not the market, is the original outbreak source.

I read that.

The US has a history of using research from other countries that wouldn't pass the lowest of ethic standards. We grabbed the Japanese "torture" results following WW II. I suspect the German "studies" also found a welcome home someplace in the US.

I wonder who in the NIH thought funding the Chinese to do potential biological warfare research was a good idea.

Trump has already started weeding out federal employees with poor judgement at higher levels. Here's hoping those farther down the food change get the same attention.

"I don't want to have to use the Nazi data, but there is no other and will be no other in an ethical world.  I've rationalized it a bit.  But not to use it would be equally bad.  I'm trying to make something constructive out of it.  I use it with my guard up, but it's useful."

Darren post_id=284583 time=1586701530 user_id=121708 wrote:Trump has already started weeding out federal employees with poor judgement at higher levels. Here's hoping those farther down the food change ('chain' — fixed it for you) get the same attention.