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Unfortunate company name
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Is anyone travelling with Delta Airlines these days?
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They seem to be making the most of the publicity. Good luck to them.
The real question is, why skip the letters in the alphabet to save the Chinese? The released the Virus, we shouldn?t let them forget it.
It is time they were boycotted, assets seized, ?..
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Brian snipped-for-privacy@lid.org wrote
They would retaliate by firing all the Heuwai phones and blowing everyone's heads off.
Corse no one would notice in your case.
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Hey they did not release the virus deliberately, it came from a live animal Market. We are now almost certain of that. Brian
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I felt really sorry for a restaurant near Manchester called "Isis". (named after the river in Oxford)
They went out of business during the pandemic.
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I go past the Omicron place sometimes (it's about 7 miles away). They say it hasn't affected business!
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I used to work with a lady (in the mid 1960s) whose husband's name was Harry Roberts. He got a lot of grief, particularly from the police. And this wasn't him...
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except that the Wuhan Viral Institute was messing about with bat corona virii, so I could just as easily have infected a worker there, who then visited the market.
Andrew
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How do you know that? I thought that it was made in a lab using "gain of function" methods to see what would happen if it became more virulent. And then escaped. (Common from labs.) Or collected from bats in caves - and then escaped.
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The main male character in Downton Abbey had a dog called Isis, and the writers/cast/crew had a lot of hate mail at the time that ISIS was an Islamic terrorist organisation.
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My grandpa taught a certain Donald Nappey (not a name you forget!) who later became notorious as Donald Neilson, the Black Panther (kidnapper of Lesley Whittle (*) and killer of several sub-postmasters).
Thinking of Neil (though not a notorious one) my wife works with a Neil Armstrong who was was born in 1969 and was named after the astronaut.
(*) Not sure whether it was ever decided whether he murdered her or whether she died as an accident while imprisoned under Bathpool Park in Kidsgrove.
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Any more conspiracy theories? There surely must be many.
I'm certain it was left by a UFO. In preparation for an invasion. ;-)
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Andrew snipped-for-privacy@mybtinternet.com wrote
Nope, they are genetically very different.
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How on earth would the average hate mail writer find out the address of a crew member to communicate with him or her?
And are people so stupid? Did they rip down signs at the River Isis? Torch all those old Morris cars?
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The slimming appetite-suppressor. I remember those. You don't see them in shop any more. I wonder why? ;-)
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Some women have the name Isis and have had a lot of problems.
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The idea that it could have come from a lab was *originally* regarded as a "conspiracy theory". (What's the difference between a "conspiracy theory" and a "conspiracy"?) Then various scientists decided that it
*might* have come from a lab rather than the "wet market". So the original "conventional wisdom" became the "conspiracy theory". Or something.