Orlando theme parks, Florida brace for CDC results of 3 possibl...

teresa wrote:

<quoted text>They have been talking about this suspected case all week. I have followed sites all over the country, and they don't seem to take as long as this. We just have to assume that it is here and probably in high numbers due to the
abount of people coming and going and take the precautions necessary.

18 Million people live
in Florida. 8 cases have been reported as swine flu. Life as we know it is over.

"Disney and others have financial reasons to delay the results and downplay this. The Obama administration has a political reason to downplay this. "

That makes no sense. What to they have to gain in waiting, and possibly having more people become infected in the meantime (If this does actually become an "epidemic", which is the one thing I ~am~ skeptical of)?
Eventually, the number of confirmed cases will be reported, and purposely delaying that report now will only make the government look bad down the road. It sounds to me like the CDC and the health dept. were just unprepared for a bunch of idiots to panic (and for the media to encourage the panic).

I can see Disney not wanting the results to come back if they are positive, but that has no bearing on the CDC.

C'mon, folks - not everything is a conspiracy.

D Bag wrote:

Yenixza Hills, 25, of Philadelphia - nice mask - douchebag

Yo dickface THANK YOU