German soldiers to receive SPECIAL swine flu vaccine, page 3
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reply posted on 12-10-2009 @ 03:54 PM by Numino
Same in Austria.
Austria will receive Celvapan only from Baxter.

Here a clipping from:
steiermark.orf.at...

Derzeit kaum Nebenwirkungen
Impf-Kritikern hält Marth entgegen, dass in den Studien und Tests keinerlei schwerwiegende Nebenwirkungen aufgetreten seien: "Von 400, die da getestet worden sind, ist kein einziger Fieberfall aufgetreten. Um es anders zu sagen: Ich habe noch kaum einen Impfstoff gesehen, der mit so wenigen Nebenwirkungen versehen war wie dieser".

I try to translate the important things.
At the moment there are barely adverse effects.
Under 400 test persons, nobody gets fever.
Marth (managing board Karl-Franzens-University) has never seen a vaccine that has as few adverse effects as this one.

I am no medical scientist, but... only 400 test persons?


reply posted on 12-10-2009 @ 04:52 PM by Stanton Dowd
reply to post by scubagravy



Exactly - that's why they're getting a DIFFERENT vaccine.

Second line.


reply posted on 12-10-2009 @ 05:18 PM by ecoparity
reply to post by doctorvannostren



You don't even want to know what is given to new recruits at boot camp. I've been there and I know, you work out like never before and they feed you a special diet and people bulk up but did you notice how fast some of those guys bulked up and how much? There's a normal phase of tear down in that kind of physical environment, people will lose weight and even some muscle mass as the muscles are torn and rebuilt. You don't see that in boot camps anymore.

Those injections were the normal course of vaccines (shot records? nah, we'll just give you all of them again to be sure) and at least two shots comparable to what you would give beef cattle to bulk them up. This isn't advertised mind you, it is why certain injuries take place more and more often in training though.

If you deploy out of CONUS there's another round of vaccinations, usually specific stuff for the region you're going to.

Were you given a couple of vaccines at the end of boot prior to the deployment screening? Sometimes they just do it all at once if you deploy right out of boot but if you go to a secondary school that "adiós" set of injections will be given alone.

That's the terminus for the growth hormones. I don't know if this is universal across all branches and doubt it is but I can guess at least two specialties which would be on the list to get them.

The military can do whatever it wants from a medical standpoint, including experiments. The releases you sign are very, very inclusive.

The civilian flu vaccines will result in quite a few auto-immune disease cases which will vary quite a bit according to the age and genetic make up of the patients. I don't think we'll see widespread carnage but there will be a long term impact on population. This isn't the main event we thought it was, it's more of a late stage trial / live fire exercise. The squalene is what will do the damage though, I don't think the actual flu virus in the vaccine has been modified (at least not any more than the original virus it's harvested from - which was heavily modified in ways we still have yet to find out about).

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reply posted on 12-10-2009 @ 05:37 PM by ecoparity
I haven't posted about this on ATS but I have discussed it with a few members here who get together to chat on the outside.

I have a personal history with squalene and I am suffering from an auto-immune "issue" because of it.

Squalene is a type of oil your body produces, mainly in the digestive system. Somehow they figured out that squalene made medicines more effective at a lesser dose. In vaccines, it creates an immune response which allows less vaccine to be used but still accomplish the desired immune system imprint.

They decided to use squalene in the swine flu vaccine, it had not passed FDA testing for use in flu vaccines but because it would effectively double the amount of vaccine available the various World governments approved it.

The problem is that by using it in a vaccine your immune system picks up a secondary imprint against it. From the Gulf War Syndrome studies they found that in a large number of cases the body will begin fighting the natural squalene which is needed for healthy body function.

Not everyone is affected but the number of those who develop this immune response is not small either. They aren't completely sure how or why or how much it takes to trigger this response ( so they claim) but they found enough to lead the DOD to ban it in military vaccinations.

Over a year ago I was prescribed a drug which had to be injected into the muscle tissue of my upper thighs. This drug had squalene in it which is visible as a transparent oil like substance.

I was fine for a few months but I began to have problems. I started developing localized infections in the injection sites. Within a month of this first one I had developed cysts in every location I had injected the drug.

As the cysts rose through my muscle tissue and became boils I noticed this same oil-like substance, still transparent and much thicker than the clear white blood cells you get in these things.

My body was rejecting the squalene and working over time to expel it.

Of course, my Dr discontinued the medication but my immune system was shot. I began coming down with every bug around in short order and had a few close calls. The injection areas developed staph infections eventually
which has been the main battle for me for quite a while now.

Things were looking pretty bad but a new topical medicine for staph infections is available now and it seems to be working very well on clearing things up.

I can't promise people that a single injection of squalene will cause all this or lead to a Gulf War syndrome type of reaction but now that they've approved it you will see it being used in all kinds of medications. Personally, I'll never take any medication / injection which contains the stuff again regardless of the possible threat by doing so.



[edit on 12-10-2009 by ecoparity]


reply posted on 12-10-2009 @ 05:50 PM by doctorvannostren
Originally posted by ecoparity
reply to
post by doctorvannostren

Were you give a couple of vaccines at the end of boot prior to the deployment screening? Sometimes they just do it all at once if you deploy right out of boot but if you go to a secondary school that "adiós" set of injections will be given alone.


No, after the initial set of injections, I havent received any. Ive learned from friends that that varies however depending on your MOS (job). After graduation, I went to Marine Combat Training for about a month and a half. MCT is for non-infantry positions in the Corps. IOS is the infantry version and I have a friend who has received more injections there than in basic. Im an Intel MOS and I ship to 29 palms for almost 2 years of training in a couple of months. Not only have I not been given any injections since the beginning of basic, but I was told not to get any vaccine for anything including swine or common flu. That the Corps would take care of everything. I trust my Corps or I would not be a part of it, so hoorah!


reply posted on 12-10-2009 @ 05:54 PM by notreallyalive
reply to post by ecoparity



Ecoparity - thank you for sharing your personal story with all of us. I hope this information about Squalene will be used to help people in this world. Best of luck for you.



[edit on 12-10-2009 by notreallyalive]


reply posted on 12-10-2009 @ 08:10 PM by kid_of_3NKi
reply to post by chiron613



As i already posted here, that news report is legit, it has officialy been verified to the media by the spokesman of the military medical service (Bundeswehrsanitätsdienst) and there also has been a response by the german ministry of health.

For those who seek english articles about this issue, google a bit ("german soldiers receive own special vaccine") and you'll get lots of results.

Ko3


reply posted on 12-10-2009 @ 08:30 PM by john124
www.thelocal.de...

Some doctors have warned of unforeseeable side effects to the other EU-approved vaccines Pandemrix, made by British firm GlaxoSmithKline, and Focetria, manufactured by Swiss company Novartis.

However, there are no studies comparing the side effects, according to the Paul Ehrlich Institute, which oversees drug registration and safety in Germany.

The president of Germany's Association of Children’s and Young People’s Physicians (BVKJ), Wolfram Hartmann, told the Westfalen-Blatt that the vaccines committee of the Robert Koch Institute in Berlin had reacted with surprise to the Bundeswehr’s “solo approach.”

He called for children aged six months to six years to also be given the additive-free shots.


Another important question is - why the additives in the first place? Is this a cost reduction?

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