Bonus Points To Those Who Recognize The Movie Reference
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AProudLefty
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Mmmmmm ... nothing is coming to mind.
One hint: this quote is at the beginning of the movie.
Matt Dillon
Semolina comes from wheat
Schindler's list? 
AProudLefty
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Schindler's list?
Hoo hoo very funny.
AProudLefty
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Schindler's list?
But actually you did bring up a good point. The virus was Nazism.
AProudLefty
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Another hint: the source of the deadly virus is from a well.
AProudLefty
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Give up yet? I will post a scene from a movie if you give up.
AProudLefty
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All right this one is a very good hint.
AProudLefty
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Nobody guessed the movie? That's very disappointing.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/india-scrambles-to-contain-potential-outbreak-of-nipah-a-deadlier-virus-than-covid-11631080012
A 12-year-old boy has died in India of Nipah, a rare virus that is far deadlier than COVID-19 — and one that health officials have long feared could start a global pandemic
The unidentified boy died Sunday at a hospital in Kerala, the southern state already battling the highest number of COVID-19 cases in the hard-hit country, officials there said.
He had already visited two other hospitals before his death, putting him in contact with potentially hundreds of people — with up to 11 showing potential symptoms, NDTV reported.
Authorities sealed off the area within about a two-mile radius of the boy's home, and they were screening people for symptoms in all adjoining districts of Kerala state. The neighboring state of Tamil Nadu was also on high alert for any suspect cases of fever.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/india-scrambles-to-contain-potential-outbreak-of-nipah-a-deadlier-virus-than-covid-11631080012
A 12-year-old boy has died in India of Nipah, a rare virus that is far deadlier than COVID-19 — and one that health officials have long feared could start a global pandemic
The unidentified boy died Sunday at a hospital in Kerala, the southern state already battling the highest number of COVID-19 cases in the hard-hit country, officials there said.
He had already visited two other hospitals before his death, putting him in contact with potentially hundreds of people — with up to 11 showing potential symptoms, NDTV reported.
Authorities sealed off the area within about a two-mile radius of the boy's home, and they were screening people for symptoms in all adjoining districts of Kerala state. The neighboring state of Tamil Nadu was also on high alert for any suspect cases of fever.
AProudLefty
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You win. Many points are awarded to you.
Won't it be great when the US is like India. Overcrowded and a breeding ground for Disease.
AProudLefty
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Well. Yes and no. Sometimes it takes something to wake them up.
Any surprise the COVID came from an overcrowded country like China?
AProudLefty
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Nope.
Good. I'm glad you are able to connect the dots.
Some here, think you can SOLVE the Water Shortage out West with MORE PEOPLE.
Similarly, some people aren't able to connect degradation of the Environment with MORE PEOPLE being the Source.
AProudLefty
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In this case the water well is the source of a deadly virus. I suppose the more people drink from it, the worse it will be.
T. A. Gardner
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whats this got to do with current affairs it need moved