Accidents at Disease Lab Acknowledged (Update)
Plum Island Animal Disease Center Building 257, closed in 1995, sits fenced and boarded up on Plum Island off of the east coast of New York's Long Island, in this Feb. 16, 2004 file photo. The Bush administration plans to move its research on one of the most feared animal diseases from an isolated island laboratory to a new facility on the U.S. mainland near herds of livestock, raising concerns about the possibility of an economically catastrophic outbreak. (AP Photo/Ed Betz)
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Screw the farmers, screw the ranchers, screw the public, screw the country - we (As in I the politician) want more jobs=votes=$$ ! Politicians catch something in D.C. and become insane.
This is as stupid as putting an oil sands refinery in the heart of the SD bread basket - Oh! I forgot. They are doing that! "We'll all get rich! The governor will get oil money to run for president! Perhaps we've ALL become insane!