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Re: Mad Cow disease, BSE; Justice is served.



In article <AD96F20F96686FA6F@legolab.demon.co.uk>, Robert Blackburn
<rob@legolab.demon.co.uk> writes
>No one seems to have talked about the use of organophoshates. They are
>applied to cow's backs (down their spines) to remove Wabble files.
>Mark Purdy has noticed some correlation between CJD in farmers and use of
>organophosphates. He is an organic farmer. He sold his farm to research the
>effects of organophosphates - (inc. its relation to BSE and CJD).
>He apparently now has some evidence, but his lawyer has been misteriously
>ran off the road (he died). Mark Purdy's house has been set on fire
>(arsen). He has been harrassed by a strange (new) neighbour - the local
>bobby said that "some men are paid to behaive like that..."
>I'm not normally one for conspirousy theories, but it all seems a bit odd -
>ICI would be ready to loose a lot of money if organophosphates were proven
>to as extremely dangerous as they are.
>Is it organophoshates that unravel those particular prions?

I blew this argument out of the water about a week ago. Do I have to do 
it again? Remember that UK cattle were not treated from 1982 onwards, 
the products are used elsewhere in much higher amounts and Ireland 
eradicated warble in exactly the same way some five years earlier and 
didn't have a problem with BSE. It's total rubbish with no foundation.

Give me strength!

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'Oz     "When I knew little, all was certain. The more I learnt,
        the less sure I was. Is this the uncertainty principle?"



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