Posted by rlp in co. on July 16, 2011 at 12:56:50 from (75.196.194.178):
In Reply to: Cellulitus 4th Time posted by RBnSC on July 16, 2011 at 01:45:41:
They are creating these antibiotic resistant germs in the laboratory and then they get loose (maybe on purpose). You have heard about the e-coli outbreaks? This is not the normal e-coli that everyone has in their gut. It is super strong e-coli that has been created in laboratories. They then use the super strong e-coli to cut and splice genes so they can make the new (evil) genetic modified crops and organisms. I have a article that tells how you can make some yourself. There are evil people in this world that think there are too many people in this world. They want to reduce the population of the whole world. Have you noticed all the new diseases, like aids, lime disease. west nile disease and others? They were all created in labs.
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