Scientist Repeats Swine Flu Lab-Escape Claim in Published Study

[Rog]

"By Simeon Bennett

Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Adrian Gibbs, the virologist who said in May that swine flu may have escaped from a laboratory, published his findings today, renewing discussion about the origins of the pandemic virus."

Scientist Repeats Swine Flu Lab-Escape Claim in Published Study - Bloomberg.com
This is not a surprise it all, big pharma makes the virus, then they sell the vaccine... what is worst is all these families are not allowed by law to sue these companies...

[SoylentGreen]

Quote by: Rog "By Simeon Bennett Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Adrian Gibbs, the virologist who said in May that swine flu may have escaped from a laboratory, published his findings today, renewing discussion about the origins of the pandemic virus." Scientist Repeats Swine Flu Lab-Escape Claim in Published Study - Bloomberg.com This is not a surprise it all, big pharma makes the virus, then they sell the vaccine... what is worst is all these families are not allowed by law to sue these companies...

you forgot to throw in that the stonemasons are in league with the jews to let the aliens take final control of the world when the man made plagues reduce us to helplessness.

did you actually read the article?

While migratory birds may have acted as conduit for their convergence, human involvement in bringing them together is “by far the simplest explanation,” Gibbs said in a telephone interview today. ..... .....“Knowing Adrian Gibbs, he will have thought through it pretty logically and come to that conclusion,” Lance Jennings, a clinical virologist with Canterbury Health Laboratories in Christchurch, New Zealand, said in a telephone interview. “It’s up to someone else to try and prove it or disprove it.”

in other words he offers no proof just a possible scenario .

[Yarn]

Rog:

Well the vaccine certainly wasn't ready to go. An unpredictable delay caused by its slow replication rate caused the vaccine to be distributed much behind schedule and by now the virus is already starting to fade in the US even before the vaccine can get properly distributed.

The simplest explanation is only considered to be the most probable if all other things are equal. If they aren't, and I think in this case they aren't, that in turn makes the status of "simplest" explanation useless for objective extrapolation. I have yet to hear the swine flu is anything unusual in the broader context of history. Given this, the same old same old natural cause is the most likely.