reply to post by fraterormus
YOU NEED TO DO A FACT CHECK!!!!!!!!
To point 1)- You can not compare infection and fatality rates in a chronic disease like TB to an infecction like the flu. There are about 140 cases of
botulism per YEAR so maybe only 10 at any given time. Also botulism is NOT an infectious disease it is a toxemia. The case fataility rate for the
typical flu is VERY low much less then 1% however with many people getting the disease in a given season that means thousands of deaths.
To point 2) NOPE!!!!! you are completely wrong initial reports from Mexico indicate the initial fatal cases are between 25 to 37 years of age. THis is
indicitive of immune system differences and most likely over response. USUALLY flu is old and young but this case is different and the 1918 flu was
also!
To Point 3) Tamiflu is a recent development, was not given in 1976 and IS NOT A VACCINATION it is a anti-viral medicine.
These are MAJOR POINTS and some simple READING/SEARCHING on Google could have prevented this!