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body [the Senate] should not walk hand in hand with the executive branch and sit idly by as
instances of abuse and fraud continue to endanger the health and safety of American people.”

As Grassley’s warning fell on deaf ears, Orrin Hatch (R-UT), a man whose pockets are lined with
Big Pharma money, rose in defense of von Eschenbach:

“To me it is simply unconscionable that the Food and Drug Administration, one of the best little
agencies in Government, has gone leaderless for such a period of time…I know Dr. von
Eschenbach well. He is a man of integrity….I urge my colleagues—no, I implore my
colleagues—to do what is right and vote [for] this nomination….it is what the American people
deserve.”

Indeed, as history notes, the American people got von Eschenbach – a drug company sales rep
sitting in the hot seat atop the dysfunctional FDA, an organization of unelected bureaucrats who
are certain they are above the rule of law and certain they have nice jobs waiting for them in the
Big Pharma world.

XVI. Evidence as to the Canada’s National Microbiology Labs role in the bioweapons program

Canada's National Microbiology Laboratory, a public health reference laboratory that has a duty to
provide scientific excellence and quality assurance, sequenced the first Mexican and Canadian flu
samples said that the genetic sequence of the H1N1 flu virus from Mexico and Canada is the
same.

However, other scientists have found three distinct strains.

Two polymorphisms are different between the virulent Mexican and mild Canadian strain of the
swine flu. It is too early to tell if these polymorphisms will be of clinical significance or not. That
said, a national laboratory is required by law to supply accurate and comprehensive information
on the genome sequences of the swine flu virus strains.

The lab should have provided a full and comprehensive analysis including the different in the
polymorphisms because its analysis will be the basis for the development of a vaccine.

The wrong genome sequence analysis could lead to the wrong vaccination and could potentially
cause harm, loss of life.

“Mexican and Canadian Swine Flu -- Not The Same”

http://dc-chemical.us/?q=node/35

Regarding the genetic analysis of Mexican Swine Flu vs. Canadian Swine Flu -- There are SNPs
on PA and PB2 , which are ONLY present in the Mexican strain -- a sequence released by Dr.
Plummer's own laboratory! The fact that this difference was in his own data should bring into
question the credibility of government health labs' ability and will to protect the public interest..

Suppose we use New York / Canada as the consensus strain. There are two unique polymorphisms
found ONLY in Mexico (so far, anyway):