Re: CSwilma and question to himagain: Mycoplasma

2005-02-11 Thread Jonathan B. Britten
I know of some far-sighted persons who distribute useful civil-defense information on CDs and mail these to those who share an interest. That was my only point. You could charge a fee to cover the expenses. As for going into the trenches, I do not know what sorts of experiences you

Re: CSwilma and question to himagain: Mycoplasma

2005-02-10 Thread Jonathan B. Britten
HImagain, If you seriously worry about your site being eliminated in whatever fashion, may I suggest that you make some CD ROMS and distribute them to interested parties?This may be a good idea if your concerns turn out to be well-founded. On Thursday, Feb 10, 2005, at 16:41

RE: CSwilma and question to himagain: Mycoplasma

2005-02-10 Thread Yogiboy
and question to himagain: Mycoplasma HImagain, If you seriously worry about your site being eliminated in whatever fashion, may I suggest that you make some CD ROMS and distribute them to interested parties?This may be a good idea if your concerns turn out to be well-founded. On Thursday, Feb 10

Re: CSwilma and question to himagain: Mycoplasma

2005-02-10 Thread Himagain
Hi Jonathon, What interested parties? More to the point why would *I* go out into the trenches again? Actually, it is all over but the screaming. We aren't talking about might or may any more. It is enacted USA Legislation that could not in any way be construed as constitutionally sound, but

RE: CSwilma and question to himagain: Mycoplasma

2005-02-10 Thread Himagain
At 10:19 PM 10/02/05, you wrote: TO whom this may concern, Re: the elimination of website. In the past I have heard and experienced websites designed to pop up and shut down within hours. So it never has a consistent address I would think. Done purposely to avoid such action of being dismantled.

RE: CSwilma and question to himagain: Mycoplasma

2005-02-09 Thread Himagain
At 05:03 AM 09/02/05, you wrote: You may be referring to the work of Dr. Hans(?) Enderline(?). Polymorphism; he says there are many fewer bacteria, each with many different forms. Hi Jim, No, a bit further back than that conceptually! :-) Have a look here for an antithesis to the whole

RE: CSwilma and question to himagain: Mycoplasma

2005-02-08 Thread Jim Holmes
Subject: RE: CSwilma and question to himagain: Mycoplasma At 04:54 PM 07/02/05, you wrote: Mycoplasma is now classified as an acid fast bacterium. Years ago it was classified in the lmyphogranularium group because they couldn't decide whether it was a virus or a bacterium, having some qualities

RE: CSwilma and question to himagain: Mycoplasma

2005-02-07 Thread Himagain
At 04:54 PM 07/02/05, you wrote: Mycoplasma is now classified as an acid fast bacterium. Years ago it was classified in the lmyphogranularium group because they couldn't decide whether it was a virus or a bacterium, having some qualities of both There is a STRONG body of evidence that