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China: Swine Virus detected on Mexican Oil!

 
 
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Reply Wed 29 Apr, 2009 07:44 am
A friend of mine who is now on traineeship in China and working at Daqimg port oil receiving terminal told me via icq that an oil tanker arrived from Mexico yesterday. However, the tanker was forbidden to call at a port as a few crew members were told to have signs of swine flu! Inasmuch as there was some information saying that swine flu germs may live on oil surface, it was decided to withdraw samples from the tanker’s hold for testing. According to the results of analysis, there ARE swine virus germs on Mexican oil! This information did not get to the news in China so far but I’m think I just cannot keep it back according to certain moral principles! It turns out that all Mexican oil is infected with swine flu, the same for oil produced in nearby Texas! Before it is too late spread of swine flu with Mexican and Texan oil should be blocked! No oil should be exported from that region! I appeal to petroleum companies not to buy Mexican and Texan oil – think about the deadly virus that lives on it!
 
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Reply Wed 29 Apr, 2009 07:50 am
Even if this were true (and I doubt the truth of this story), The oil was crude oil and, b efore it is used, it is refined at high temperatures and pressures. I have a feeling that this is just some bullshit that web nuts want to spread around to the gullible.
Dealing with the sick crew men is the issue. (If that is even true)
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View Profile DrewDad
 
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Reply Wed 29 Apr, 2009 08:37 am
Flu virus can live "on" oil? Really?

That's interesting, because VIRUSES NEED LIVING TISSUE TO REPRODUCE.
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