RE : Re: RE : Re: Re: Legalitis infects St. 's Medical Center

July 31, 2007

Under the Transportation Security Administration there is a dearth of info on

biohazards with references to airport security and shipping packages,

etc...there are press conference references, statutes, guides, ad nauseum...some

of the statutes are lengthy, and are in pdf...

as well as new techniques to detect biohazards at the airport, etc. Would

that they could use that knowledge on humans!

LiveSimply <quackadillian@...> a écrit :

Really???

Could you find that reference for us and give us the location, law, etc?

Thank you!

On 7/31/07, ginloi <ginloi@...> wrote:

>

> The only hysteria is on the other side. Homeland Security and the

> Transportation Safety Administration clearly articulates at the end of their

> legislation information about biohazards and microbials, but disclaims by

> using the language " not naturally occuring " or similar language.

>

> They KNOW - that is why the chase is on. The harder they are fighting

> means the other side is winning.

>

August 1, 2007

I think its vitally important that the process people have to go through ve

vastly simplified so they can actually get money and care. Right now they

can't and there is no fox watching the henhouse so buildings are just being

allowed to fall apart and people can't do anything about it. That is a

crime. I am not asking for lawyers to have to work for free, what I am

saying is that the process should not involve lawyers if the facts are laid

out clearly enough.

There should be a fund set up out of funds assessed in every case, whether

there are injiuries or not. Then the victims should simply show that they

are sick to get some of that money - ENOUGH TO PAY FOR THE CARE THEY NEED.

No fuss, no muss.

The victims in 911 care is rising and it is already in the tens of thousands

a year. Mold victims medical costs are often comparable. How will someone

with costs like that survive or get insurance?

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