MRSA - Ireland

Pat's Note: It would not be such a bad idea to test Ireland's pigs too. The
links between Ireland and British pigs are close, not lrast during the
hidden epidemic of PMWS in 1999.

MRSA is not going to go away until science takes over from bull****.

The general public are going to go into orbit when they find out that their
governments are refusing to test an obvious source, well recognised as such
in many European countries and Canada.

http://ukpress.google.com/article/ALeqM5gcOPgHku39d0uczTkhV_vXN1XgNA

Marchers get angry about health

2 hours ago

People at a national rally in Dublin calling for a better health service
were told to vent their anger at politicians in the ballot box. Up to 5,000
protesters representing patients, local hospitals and nurses marched from
Parnell Square to the Dail.

The demo was led by the Conor MacLiam, husband of cancer patient Susie Long
who died after spending seven months on a hospital waiting list.

The MRSA & Families group claimed 2,000 people had died from
hospital-acquired infections since 2005. Spokeswoman Teresa Graham urged
people to project their anger towards politicians at the local and European
elections next year. "We must hit them in their offices and in the ballot
box."


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Pat Gardiner
Test British pigs for MRSA now!
www.go-self-sufficient.com


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