Michael Malone - Weebly

talking about so, so small.
Take a guess at the size of a poliomyelitis virus. It's
twenty-five millimicron, that's all. That's point zero zero
one times point zero zero one times twenty-five equals
one-millionth of an inch. Okay?"
"That is small," Eagerly nodded.
"How can you fight a killer that size? They keep
coming, coming, coming at us. They sneak in
everywhere. Through our food, drink, air, water,
through our eyes. Our skins are crawling with billions of
these killers. Ditto our dicks and twats."
Dr. Svatopluk reminded his visitors that it had
always been the American way to make allies of
enemies. In the same way disease could fight for us
abroad the way it already does at home by killing off
the unsavory poor and helping us maintain ZPG. With
the proper immunodeficiency condition, one carrier of
infection could serve as well as an army. He gave them
an example from the Faroe Islands, where a man from
Copenhagen with the measles singlehandedly killed six
thousand natives out of a total population of eight
thousand.