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To: energyplay who wrote (198211)	4/25/2009 6:25:42 PM
From: carranza2	Respond to of 306849

It's actually hogwash. Those kinds of drills happen all the time in lots of places. An example: dailynewstranscript.com It was serendipity that the drill the author of that piece found took place in Seguin. Calling it the first of its kind was, well, a lie. But it fit his sensationalistic agenda: happened near Mexico and near in time to the discovery of the swine virus. Do you really think that a swine flu virus epidemic existed in Mexico a month ago? One that could be hushed up but serious enough to get Seguin to train/ How about San antonio, a city that has an enormous amount of contacts with Mexico City? Houston? I love the internet but that piece is a good example of the reasons to be wary of the unsubstantiated information that circulates like air throughout the net.