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Continue holding down the couch, as always.

I agree
Most people will just roll over and let it happen.

If and when it happens. I hope I am home and not half a state away from home working.

It will be batten down the hatches for me To keep away from the trash that loots everything and everyone.

Just in time for Jade Helm...

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The Defense Department accidentally sent live anthrax to labs in nine states and is working with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to contain it, the Pentagon said Wednesday.

“The Department of Defense is collaborating with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in their investigation of the inadvertent transfer of samples containing live Bacillus anthracis, also known as anthrax, from a DoD lab in Dugway, Utah, to labs in nine states," said Army Col. Steve Warren, a Pentagon spokesman.

"There is no known risk to the general public, and there are no suspected or confirmed cases of anthrax infection in potentially exposed lab workers. The DoD lab was working as part of a DoD effort to develop a field-based test to identify biological threats in the environment. Out of an abundance of caution, DoD has stopped the shipment of this material from its labs pending completion of the investigation," Warren added.

It is unclear whether anyone was exposed to the live sample, or whether anyone has been quarantined for treatment.

A Defense Department official said on background that the anthrax sample was prepared at the Dugway Army facility as part of routine research, then sent to nine laboratories in nine different states. All of the samples were supposed to be dead or inactive.

The labs were in Texas, Maryland, Wisconsin, Delaware, New Jersey, Tennessee, New York, California and Virginia.

A lab in Maryland first notified the Pentagon on May 22 in the late evening that it had received a live sample. The Pentagon then informed the CDC on May 23.

So far, the only live sample has been found in Maryland.

The number of affected labs could grow, since the original nine labs had already turned over some of their anthrax sample to other facilities.

Says the guy living in California.

Too fuggin' funny.



Dave

So when absolutely nothing comes of this, are you two going to acknowledge that your paranoia is to the point to where you should seek professional help?

I already saute out professional help.

They told me I was beyond help.

To late for me.

You can cook professional help?


I should have taken pictures of all the Jade Helm vehicles parked at our fire station while ago. Amazing.