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reply posted on 4-5-2009 @ 11:47 AM by daddio
www.whale.to...

You ALL need to read this article. She wrote it back in 1976/77. There was allegedly a "swine flu" outbreak back then although no case was ever found in the U.S.A. She goes in depth on all the various flu's and flouride as well. The 1918 Spanish Influenza outbreak as well.

Colloidal Silver is the best protection although I know that the virus can not last in the air, gravity takes over. Without blood protiens to survive it becomes dormant and/or dies.

Vaccinations do not work as they ARE the cause of all disease.

Like the late Jack LaLane once stated, "All disease is man made". How true.

The article above is 50 pages long but is well worth the read to get yourself up to speed on all the fraud out there. What a scam the Pharms are pulling on us!!



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reply posted on 4-5-2009 @ 12:24 PM by son of PC
Originally posted by daddio

www.whale.to...

You ALL need to read this article. She wrote it back in 1976/77. There was allegedly a "swine flu" outbreak back then although no case was ever found in the U.S.A. She goes in depth on all the various flu's and flouride as well. The 1918 Spanish Influenza outbreak as well.

Colloidal Silver is the best protection although I know that the virus can not last in the air, gravity takes over. Without blood protiens to survive it becomes dormant and/or dies.

Vaccinations do not work as they ARE the cause of all disease.

Like the late Jack LaLane once stated, "All disease is man made". How true.

The article above is 50 pages long but is well worth the read to get yourself up to speed on all the fraud out there. What a scam the Pharms are pulling on us!!



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Colloidal silver is probably the best stuff to take, but you have to get the nano particle kind. Look at the link on Alex Jones' site. That appears to be the really good kind.

For the cheap, black elderberry extract would seem to help. It could shorten the duration of this flu and it has been tested.

Oil of oregano could be helpful, but it is not specific for the flu and has not really be clinically tested, but is has a long history of common usage in the herb world and is respected by herbologists.

I think Jack LaLanne is still alive at 95, he was born in 1913, a true American treasure.


reply posted on 4-5-2009 @ 12:42 PM by sylvrshadow
Awesome post Sofi!! I wish I could give you a magic cookie for this! The IHR aspect of your post was especially upsetting, but not at all surprising. I had no idea we had signed on. Of course in 2005 we had other "issues" on our mind. (i.e. the war, the 2004 election, Hurricanes Rita & Katrina, the 7/7 bombings, etc.) I had been wondering, in my brief MSM watching of info on this flu, why all of a sudden it was called "H1N1" and not swine flu.

I think that what upsets me the most right now is the push for vaccination with Tamiflu and other "viral" remedies. In a clear contradiction of information, the MSM first reports the "importance" of getting vaccinated, yet two hours and one special report later, they are saying that H1N1 is highly resistant to our current vaccines.

I understand and know why this is done, but it still upsets me because the majority of our populace wants to be told what they should know, relying on the easiest and least mind-numbing source available. A problem we here at ATS are well aware of.

While I was looking into how and if this virus has infected pigs on organic farms, I found this article by Dr. Michael Greger called Swine Flu & Factory Farms: The Fast Track To Disaster . I found this portion of the article very interesting:



... 1998, was the year North Carolina's pig population hit ten million, up from two million just six years before.[10] At the same time, the number of hog farms was decreasing, from 15,000 in 1986 to 3,600 in 2000.[11] How do five times more animals fit on almost five times fewer farms? By crowding about 25 times more pigs into each operation.


This, according to the article, is in direct relation to the appearance of H3N2, the triple reassortment of the H1N1 virus. Also stated in the article is how many of the industrial pig farms are located in close proximity to poultry farms. It is an article worth checking out. I am still searching for info of H1N1 in organic swine farms, but have yet to find anything significant. I am trying to find out what at what rate it appears, if it does, and what is done

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reply posted on 4-5-2009 @ 12:50 PM by DevolutionEvolvd
I love this article. S&F!

I've added it to reddit, ATS Premium Article on Reddit, so hopefully we can get as many people aware of this as possible.

-Dev

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