Oh come one.

I live in London.Try the tube in the rush hour (or two or three as it is now). Then the shops the cafe's the pubs.

I'm jammed in with more people than you can imagine. SE England is very densely populated.

>Then you have never served in the military. Think close quarters, family, friends, children's schools, everyone catching it under those conditions.
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>>>>>>>http://www.recombinomics.com/News/12030901/Ukraine_446.html
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>>>>>>From that site In the News on the menu.Scroll to the bottom.
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>>>>>>Headline
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>>>>>>Experts warn of looming flu disaster
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>>>>>>A single dead bird sets off pandemic alarms.
>>>>>>Canada's readiness called into question
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>>>>>>Now check the date. SEPTEMBER 30, 2005
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>>>>>>Ever heard the expression "crying wolf"
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>>>>>Dances with Wolves and Crying Wolf were in a western movie once I think. :)
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>>>>>I am just plunking material I find here for those who might be interested. Scrolling to the bottom is something I did not do. The Ukraine story is valid and there is mutation there that kills. It won't take much more mutating to turn that virus into one that can move from person to person more easily. IF that happens, and history says it can happen, then we will be in some serious trouble. IF the next mutation doesn't happen, we'll be relatively safe and the flu will be under control.
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>>>>>The flu exists. Some mutations have occurred. Now you know. That is all.
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>>>>>Keep having fun Mike.
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>>>>There's some checks and balances here. A very lethal disease is not necessarily effective because if you catch and die you don't spread it around (so much)
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>>>Then it will only spread from you to anyone you have near contact with including health care workers, co-workers, family and friends. Exponential growth.
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>>Easily contained, especially if its quick.