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----- Forwarded Message ----Michael Greger <mhg1drgregersnewsletterSent: Friday, September 4, 2009 1:25:23 PMFree swine flu DVDThe World Health Organization (WHO) maintains that billions of people maybecome infected with swine flu.[1] "This virus travels at an unbelievable,almost unheard of speed," the WHO Director-General was quoted as saying lastweek.[2] The “most worrying fact,†according to the Director-General, is“that 40 percent of the fatalities concern young adults -- in good health --who die of a viral fever in five to seven days.â€[3]In light of the current situation, last week I released my latest

presentation“Flu Factories: Tracing the Origins of the Swine Flu Pandemic†on DVD. Hereis a list of the chapters (video previews at www.humanesociety.org/swineflu):1. Introduction2. 1918 Pandemic3. Swine Flu Stable for 80 Years4. North Carolina, 19985. Triple Hybrid Mutant 6. Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza7. Pork and Poultry Industrialization8. Strep suis9. Nipah Virus10. Ebola in Pigs11. Mad Cow Disease12. Multi-Drug Resistant Bacteria13. Acceleration of Human Influenza14. Aquatic Virus to Airborne Flu15. Harmless to Deadly 16. Emergence of the 1918 Flu17. Poultry Industry Response to Bird Flu18. Intensification of the North Carolina Pork Industry19. Factor 1: Sheer Numbers20. Factor 2: Geographic Density21. Factor 3: Overcrowding22. Factor 4: Stress23. Meat Industry Defense of

Intensive Confinement24. Factor 5: Lack of Adequate Fresh Air25. Factor 6: Lack of Adequate Sunlight26. Factor 7: Cesspools of Waste27. Factor 8: Preponderance of Disease Vectors28. Factor 9: Pharmacological Crutch29. Factor 10: Long-Distance Transport30. Family Farms to Factory Farms31. What if Swine Flu Combines with Bird Flu?32. Factory Farm Moratorium33. Pandemic Prevention34. The Meat Industry Responds35. Single Biggest Human Disaster36. Banning Gestation Crates37. Pork Industry Response to Swine Flu38. Industry Cover-Up39. Conclusion40. Additional ResourcesThanks to the generosity of The Sheepdrove Trust, rs to thisnewsletter can get a free copy of this new DVD by mailing a self-addressedstamped envelope to the address below. The envelope should to be at least 6inches wide (15cm), stamped with at least $1.39 in postage for domestic mail($2.28

international).It looks like we may be in for a tough flu season this year. While the focus isunderstandably on mediating the impact of the current pandemic, by exploringits roots we may be able to lower the risk of future emergences of suchviruses.[1] bit.ly/billionsinfected and bit.ly/worldpopulation[2] bit.ly/directorgeneral [3] ibid.Michael Greger, M.D.Director, Public Health and Animal AgricultureHumane Society International2100 L St., N.W.Washington, DC 20037direct line: (202) 676-2361fax: (202) 676-2372http://www.birdflubook.orghttp://www.humanesociety.org/swineflu