The cat is right now out of the bag

México, april 28 -2009.- Today is day 5 of the mexican alert, and secound day we are in WHO level 4 of pandemia alert just one step to be global. Maybe someday this testimony could be historic. We don´t know how this porcine swine virus could evolve in the very next future. Mexican health authorities has demostrate unless big ineptitude, concealment and unexperience for treat with this big problem. We have made ours the demand of clear information about the outbreak in the community La Gloria, Valle de Perote municipality, state of Veracruz, about 280 kilometers southeast of Mexico City where a pig breeder, Granjas Carroll, has a massive production and where almost every inhabitant of La Gloria fall ill in late december (2008) with symptoms such like porcine swine but local, state and federal authorites denies this fact and decided to protect a big businness.

Today, an article writed by Terry Jones, who has worked in influenza virus research teams, said some facts: 

1.- the cat is out of the bag. Or we don´t know what could be happen. The situation is out of control.

2.- The virus of influenza now affecting Mexico seems to have airborne ways to spread by itself.

3.- In the first aviar influenza international teams has succeed in cancelling the airborne way of infection killing some ill birds. In Mexico we have the problem that authorities hasn´t political will to recognize the truth and, just and only then, to cancel the problem in Veracruz.

4.- Mexican gov only acts and reacts just as prompt as international pressure is on it. 

5.- In Mexico are more important big businesses than people or health. 

i.e. the first ecologists that reveal the truth of what a pig breeder are doing in Veracruz and against humanity, Granjas Carroll, are in jail right now.

6.- Influenza is a very big political issue. You can learn that studying the spanish influenza pandemic in early twentieth century. 

you can read the complete article of terry jones that has biological 

http://www.fluidinfo.com/terry/2009/04/26/a-few-comments-on-pandemic-influenza/