※狂牛病関連でノーベル賞を受賞した Dr. Stanley Prusiner プルジナー博士は 97年の論文で、豚、ほかの生物にも狂牛病が感染することを示唆している。 でも、日本政府、農水省の武部大臣は、過去も、今後も豚鳥魚に牛に肉骨粉を与えることを 続けようとしている!EU、イギリスは動物への肉骨粉使用を全面禁止した!
Hello. I am Japanese. My name is Mariko xxxx. I send this mail hoping that you might do me some favor about BSE information. Maybe you have heard that a 5-year-old cow with BSE disease was recently found in Japan. Since then I have been looking for information on this disease on the Internet, and found your HP,(translate Japanese) ,where I read a wonderful article written by Dr. Stanley Prusiner in 1997. The paper stated that it is suspected that BSE might be transferrednot only among cattle, but also among different species (e.g.from cattle to swine).
And what I would like to confirm is:
(1)Is this claim regarded as a correct (or probable) conclusion at present time? (2)Are there any up-to-date articles on BSE available on the Net?
I would appreciate it very much if you took the trouble to answer me. In Japan, there is very little chance of getting reliable information about BSE.
The Japanese government claimed that BSE never infect swine, roosters,or fish, so that it causes no problem continuing to feed them with MBM[meat and bone meal].
Moreover, Dr.Onodera, a professor at University of Tokyo and currently a chairman of the government's headquarter on BSE, is repeatedly claiming on various TV programs that beef meat(without brain,etc) is safe, in spite of the fact that Japanese cattle are slaughterd by chopping their backbones, the way the Britain government banned in 1995.
What the Japanese government and mass media are doing seems to me just what Dr. Stanley Prusiner thought was dangerous. So I am not sure whether we are receiving correct information now.... If I can have your reply, I promise that I will do my best letting the government, the mass media, and other people know the precious information, and holding back this disease.
Looking forward to getting any information from you which I will appreciate very much.
Sincerely, [Mariko xxxx e-mailxxxxxxxxx Address xxxxxxxxxx JAPAN ] 〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜
Dear Sirs; I am sending this mail hoping that you might do me some favor about BSE information. My name is [名前], Japanese, and I am now searching for reliable and concrete information on BSE. Perhaps you have heard that a 5-year-old cow with BSE disease was recently found in Japan. Since then I have been looking for information on this disease. If you offer news on BSE available on the Internet, or know links to up-to-date scientific articles on BSE downloadable, could you give me some information about it? I would appreciate it very much if you took the trouble to answer me. In Japan, there is very little chance of getting reliable information about BSE. The Japanese government claimed that BSE never infect swine, roosters, or fish, so that it causes no problem continuing to feed them with meat bone meal. Moreover, Dr. Onodera, a professor at University of Tokyo and currently a chairman of the government's headquarter on BSE, is repeatedly claiming on various TV programs that beef is safe, in spite of the fact that Japanese cattle are slaughterd by chopping their backbones, the way the Britain government banned in 1995. What the Japanese government and mass media are doing seems to me just what the European authorities thought was dangerous. So I am not sure whether we are receiving correct information now.... Looking forward to getting any information from you which I will appreciate very much.