Mold is only dangerous for governors?

[Guest guest]

National health crisis rears its ugly head, despite

cover-ups  

? 

Contributed by Taz  

Tuesday, 10 May 2005

5/8/05

Submitted by S.

 

Baton Rouge, LA – It appears that every time the

United States Government; in its attempt to stifle

evidence, reduce damages, and divulge the entire facts

about the American current mold epidemic; they always

appear to get caught with their proverbial pants down.

 In the aftermath of the government’s highly

controversial involvement of the propaganda-filled

Institute of Medicine report which cover-up facts of

mold illness and  the ACOEM report (AKA “Quack

Report”), inspired by highly-ethical leaders such as

congressman , and written by high-priced

medical defense experts, their karma has caught up in

a bitterly awkward way.

 

Mold has once again contaminated another governor’s

mansion.  It started in 1999, when Bush, whose

office was adamantly ignoring the 44,000 mold claims

by displaced Texas families, suffered along with his

wife from initial mold illness.  While ignoring the

tens of thousands of sick and deserving insured Texas

residents, Bush selfishly had his own residence

remediated for over $300,000 of the Texas taxpayer’s

money.  In 2004, just after the release of those

highly-discredited papers written for defense against

innocent American citizens, Governor Stamford from

North Carolina was cursed with the wrath this

biological nightmare.  Now, mold is forcing Gov.

Kathleen Blanco (Louisiana) and her husband, ,

to make other living arrangements this summer. The

Blanco family will vacate the Governor's Mansion after

the legislative session so construction workers can

clean the air ducts and replace the heating and air

conditioning units. Alleged molds according to World

Environmental Testing report that invaders included

aspergillus, penicillium, mucor, cladosporium,

and alternaria.

 

Facility Planning and Control Director Jerry

said the Blancos will live in a rented house in Baton

Rouge for at least two months until the $525,000

project is completed.

 

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[Guest guest]

Is that what's wrong with Bush? Must have been an awful lot of mold!

Talk about brain fog!!

--- In , dottykalm <dottykalm@y...>

wrote:

>

> National health crisis rears its ugly head, despite

> cover-ups  

> ? 

> Contributed by Taz  

> Tuesday, 10 May 2005

>

> 5/8/05

> Submitted by S.

>  

> Baton Rouge, LA – It appears that every time the

> United States Government; in its attempt to stifle

> evidence, reduce damages, and divulge the entire facts

> about the American current mold epidemic; they always

> appear to get caught with their proverbial pants down.

>  In the aftermath of the government's highly

> controversial involvement of the propaganda-filled

> Institute of Medicine report which cover-up facts of

> mold illness and  the ACOEM report (AKA " Quack

> Report " ), inspired by highly-ethical leaders such as

> congressman , and written by high-priced

> medical defense experts, their karma has caught up in

> a bitterly awkward way.

>  

> Mold has once again contaminated another governor's

> mansion.  It started in 1999, when Bush, whose

> office was adamantly ignoring the 44,000 mold claims

> by displaced Texas families, suffered along with his

> wife from initial mold illness.  While ignoring the

> tens of thousands of sick and deserving insured Texas

> residents, Bush selfishly had his own residence

> remediated for over $300,000 of the Texas taxpayer's

> money.  In 2004, just after the release of those

> highly-discredited papers written for defense against

> innocent American citizens, Governor Stamford from

> North Carolina was cursed with the wrath this

> biological nightmare.  Now, mold is forcing Gov.

> Kathleen Blanco (Louisiana) and her husband, ,

> to make other living arrangements this summer. The

> Blanco family will vacate the Governor's Mansion after

> the legislative session so construction workers can

> clean the air ducts and replace the heating and air

> conditioning units. Alleged molds according to World

> Environmental Testing report that invaders included

> aspergillus, penicillium, mucor, cladosporium,

> and alternaria.

>  

> Facility Planning and Control Director Jerry

> said the Blancos will live in a rented house in Baton

> Rouge for at least two months until the $525,000

> project is completed.

>  

>

>

>

>

> __________________________________

> - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005

> http://mail.

>

[Guest guest]

Does this surprise you?? These are the same asshole politicians that cut

programs yet vote themselves ridiculous raises and retire with full salary (with

cost of living increases) without paying a dime into Social

Security.............. " Land of the free " ??.....for the politicians, it is.

pizzahutoxic <pizzahutoxic@...> wrote:Is that what's wrong with Bush?

Must have been an awful lot of mold!

Talk about brain fog!!

--- In , dottykalm <dottykalm@y...>

wrote:

>

> National health crisis rears its ugly head, despite

> cover-ups

> ?

> Contributed by Taz

> Tuesday, 10 May 2005

>

> 5/8/05

> Submitted by S.

>

> Baton Rouge, LA – It appears that every time the

> United States Government; in its attempt to stifle

> evidence, reduce damages, and divulge the entire facts

> about the American current mold epidemic; they always

> appear to get caught with their proverbial pants down.

> In the aftermath of the government's highly

> controversial involvement of the propaganda-filled

> Institute of Medicine report which cover-up facts of

> mold illness and the ACOEM report (AKA " Quack

> Report " ), inspired by highly-ethical leaders such as

> congressman , and written by high-priced

> medical defense experts, their karma has caught up in

> a bitterly awkward way.

>

> Mold has once again contaminated another governor's

> mansion. It started in 1999, when Bush, whose

> office was adamantly ignoring the 44,000 mold claims

> by displaced Texas families, suffered along with his

> wife from initial mold illness. While ignoring the

> tens of thousands of sick and deserving insured Texas

> residents, Bush selfishly had his own residence

> remediated for over $300,000 of the Texas taxpayer's

> money. In 2004, just after the release of those

> highly-discredited papers written for defense against

> innocent American citizens, Governor Stamford from

> North Carolina was cursed with the wrath this

> biological nightmare. Now, mold is forcing Gov.

> Kathleen Blanco (Louisiana) and her husband, ,

> to make other living arrangements this summer. The

> Blanco family will vacate the Governor's Mansion after

> the legislative session so construction workers can

> clean the air ducts and replace the heating and air

> conditioning units. Alleged molds according to World

> Environmental Testing report that invaders included

> aspergillus, penicillium, mucor, cladosporium,

> and alternaria.

>

> Facility Planning and Control Director Jerry

> said the Blancos will live in a rented house in Baton

> Rouge for at least two months until the $525,000

> project is completed.

>

>

>

>

>

> __________________________________

> - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005

> http://mail.

>

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[Guest guest]

Agreed.

> >

> > National health crisis rears its ugly head, despite

> > cover-ups  

> > ? 

> > Contributed by Taz  

> > Tuesday, 10 May 2005

> >

> > 5/8/05

> > Submitted by S.

> >  

> > Baton Rouge, LA – It appears that every time the

> > United States Government; in its attempt to stifle

> > evidence, reduce damages, and divulge the entire facts

> > about the American current mold epidemic; they always

> > appear to get caught with their proverbial pants down.

> >  In the aftermath of the government's highly

> > controversial involvement of the propaganda-filled

> > Institute of Medicine report which cover-up facts of

> > mold illness and  the ACOEM report (AKA " Quack

> > Report " ), inspired by highly-ethical leaders such as

> > congressman , and written by high-priced

> > medical defense experts, their karma has caught up in

> > a bitterly awkward way.

> >  

> > Mold has once again contaminated another governor's

> > mansion.  It started in 1999, when Bush, whose

> > office was adamantly ignoring the 44,000 mold claims

> > by displaced Texas families, suffered along with his

> > wife from initial mold illness.  While ignoring the

> > tens of thousands of sick and deserving insured Texas

> > residents, Bush selfishly had his own residence

> > remediated for over $300,000 of the Texas taxpayer's

> > money.  In 2004, just after the release of those

> > highly-discredited papers written for defense against

> > innocent American citizens, Governor Stamford from

> > North Carolina was cursed with the wrath this

> > biological nightmare.  Now, mold is forcing Gov.

> > Kathleen Blanco (Louisiana) and her husband, ,

> > to make other living arrangements this summer. The

> > Blanco family will vacate the Governor's Mansion after

> > the legislative session so construction workers can

> > clean the air ducts and replace the heating and air

> > conditioning units. Alleged molds according to World

> > Environmental Testing report that invaders included

> > aspergillus, penicillium, mucor, cladosporium,

> > and alternaria.

> >  

> > Facility Planning and Control Director Jerry

> > said the Blancos will live in a rented house in Baton

> > Rouge for at least two months until the $525,000

> > project is completed.

> >  

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > __________________________________

> > - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005

> > http://mail.

> >

>