Re: VIDEOS: CDC inspections set at Key as students go off-campus

[Guest guest]

Doesn't the CDC spend a lot of money paying people like the Veritox folk,

and the ACOEM, etc. to say that mold illness does not exist?

[Guest guest]

It is crazy how many stories have been written about this school and

now we will see what the CDC says. Can't wait for that report. They

can't just take the word from all the sick people in a 50 year old

building.

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> Sept. 26, 2007, 8:26PM

> CDC inspections set at Key as students go off-campus

> Feds to conduct tests to find out if school is safe after teachers,

students report illnesseS

> By ERICKA MELLON

>

> WATCH VIDEOS

> http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/5165025.html

>

> Federal inspectors will meet with Houston school officials today to

begin unlocking the mystery of what might have caused numerous teachers

and students to report falling ill at Key Middle School.

[Guest guest]

I think that the CDC has really dropped the ball with regard to protecting

Americans from mold in their homes and workplaces.

They have an agenda and that is one that is against the interests of

*people*.. its a corporate agenda..

Its not based on science or health..

And that is really criminal.

We really deserve much better. I am not saying that there aren't some people

there who are trying to do as good a job as they can under difficult

conditions, I'm sure there are. But they are embattled and increasingly they

are taking early retirement, they are being driven out.

[Guest guest]

IF that's the case, then why does the CDC have on its website that some

illnesses ARE FUNGAL?

V.

Re: [] VIDEOS: CDC inspections set at Key as students go

off-campus

Doesn't the CDC spend a lot of money paying people like the Veritox folk,

and the ACOEM, etc. to say that mold illness does not exist?