Yes, very.

Hello, I do not speak much english. Since you are also Mexican, Espanol speaking, why do you not also write things in espanol? Many bilingual sites post all things once in eglish, then once in spanish. It would be much help.

A CDC spokesman said there was no evidence the virus was currently causing disease anywhere in the United States.

Hmm...suspicious, it's gone dormant...but I'll be afraid, just to be safe!

Enrique, lo siento. realmente, yo hablo solamente un poquito español! Pero en la derecha de la portada de este sitio es un traduzca botón. (El botón es abajo la imagen del negro/blanco/rojo águila, y abajo el "buscar" botón, también.) El traducción no es perfecto. ¿Pero quizás eso es algunas ayuda? Esperando. Mientras tanto, lo he tratar de ir mejor en mi español. Gracias para tu mensaje, amigo. Gracias para leyendo.

Enrique, I'm very sorry. Actually, I speak only a little Spanish. But on the front page of the site, there is a button you can use to translate the site to Spanish. (The button is under the image of the black/white/red eagle, and under the "search" button, too.) The translation is not perfect, but maybe this will help some? I hope so. Meanwhile, I wil try to get better at my Spanish. Either way, thank you for your message, my friend. Thank you for reading.

This virus has killed a couple of kids in basic training here in San Antonio so the CDC cannot be technically accused of lying, since all the victims are currently dead, but their statement is definitely shifty.

Captain Tripps, anyone?

I live in Tejas, and it does seem to be a problem. We thought it was weird that a lot of folks were getting colds already. Allergies are a big prblem here, but this seems different

I'll wager my beer budget illegal aliens get blamed for this one too.

When people says "illegal aliens" I think of flying saucer pilots getting speeding tickets. The phrase itself is painful just because it erases the humanity personness of those described that way. People aren't illegal, and aliens are bug-eyed monsters in SF films.

There were a lot of news stories about the Tabasco flooding that indicated a "fear of disease outbreak," which sounded more like xenophobia-justifying spin than a real danger. Or rather, it it was a danger from Tabasco, it would've been a danger from NOLA, and that didn't get much air time.

"humanity and personness"

That's what I get for posting while tired.

Next time look up in the sky on a pretty day. Remember the contrails dissapearing behind the plane after a few minutes when you were a kid. Now those same things only called "chemtrails" are carrying biological agents infecting and testing on North Americans paid by you.