Obama Greeted By Man in Mexico who Died the Following Day with Flu-like Symptoms!, page 3


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reply posted on 25-4-2009 @ 09:32 PM by Chance321
reply to post by DraconianKing

"What a disgusting comment, it shows exactly what kind of a person you are."


What? Because I'm concerned with the welfair of the hard working men an women on his security detail? They have families too you know. Or do you think that since they're below obama it doesn't matter what happens to them? Kinda heartless on your part don't you think?



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reply posted on 25-4-2009 @ 10:09 PM by FX44rice
Originally posted by Stormdancer777
Originally posted by FX44rice
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post by Stormdancer777

Sorry you might want to worry because antibiotics do not help against viruses.


Some say yes some say no, at any rate, let's not feed the beast.

It is 100% no. Not feeding the beast just cleaning up ignorance.


reply posted on 25-4-2009 @ 10:25 PM by echodogene
reply to post by TheWayISeeIt how do we know for sure this guy died from the flu? if it was the flu our president would surely have it.
or could it be that we already have a vaccine for this? and it is only available to the government and their chosen ones?
can you think of a better person than our own president to use to keep mass panic from developing? something stinks!




reply posted on 25-4-2009 @ 10:43 PM by MountainStar
reply to post by ChrisCrikey




I am pretty sure that given the situation President Obama, his family and closest aides have already done a course of Tamiflu or Relenza as a precautionary measure. Don't you think they are on this? I remember President Bush also was given a course of Tamiflu when there was a big shortage of it for a similar reason but I forget what. Does anyone remember?


I agree with you ChrisCrikey and yes they are on this. The Presidents most likely have pharmaceuticals made specifically for their use only.


reply posted on 25-4-2009 @ 11:19 PM by caithness cat
reply to post by Stormdancer777



Antibiotics are useless against influenza viruses. Tamiflu and Relenza are supposedly useful in combating flu viruses but not enough information is known yet about this new strain to say whether either of those drugs would offer sufficient help to the people in the highest mortality rate group, which is ages 24 to 45 because a stronger immune system attacks the virus so voraciously that it literally drowns the infected person by secreating far too much mucus into the lungs. So far both antiviral medications may be of help but a variation of this swine flu, the human H1N1 human flu, is already resistant to Tamiflu , leading scientists to believe the new strain will become resist too. Best bet, stay out of places that are crowded, wash your hands frequently, use hand sanitizer if you can't wash your hands, and pray it doesn't become a pandemic.


reply posted on 25-4-2009 @ 11:26 PM by Daedalus24
reply to post by Pauligirl



there's no way this flu kills in 24 hours. If that were so, the numbers would be reading 1000+ deaths in mexico, seeing as the suspected infected number has remained in that neighborhood since thursday..


reply posted on 25-4-2009 @ 11:42 PM by wonderworld
Originally posted by FX44rice
Originally posted by Stormdancer777
Originally posted by FX44rice
reply to
post by Stormdancer777

Sorry you might want to worry because antibiotics do not help against viruses.


Some say yes some say no, at any rate, let's not feed the beast.

It is 100% no. Not feeding the beast just cleaning up ignorance.




I beg to differ with you but stormdancer is not ignorant she is quite intelligent. She was just stating an opinion. She didn’t claim to know all the facts. You don’t have them either. None of us do at this point.
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