Originally posted by mellisamouse
hmmm all my family is in north Van....haven't heard of ONE above average sickness.....we have had it twice. Took colloidal silver, fine litterally
within 10 minutes it killed the bugs.....
I haven't heard of any empty schools...sure your not fear mongoring? Not trying ot be a skeptic, but with all MY family down there, I would have at
least heard of ONE of them being sick........
This is how people start believing in nanoparticles and microchips in vaccines, they don't pay attention. I never said empty schools, they've only
closed a school in Kitimat. I stated that 13 out of 150 students in the seventh grade at an elementary school were actually attending class. There's
still K through 6 before you hit the seventh graders.
Fear mongering is what the anti-vaccine people here do, linking to sites claiming of minuscule grains of elements in the syringes and conspiracy
theories based upon pure speculation and cherry picking evidence. In Canada, there isn't a tactical reason or even an advantage to either sterilize
or control the population.
We're 32 million people in a giant country, we have no problems with population control and less than half of us voted in the last election. Harper
couldn't mastermind something like this, besides, NDP and Liberals would effectively overthrow the Conservatives. We don't have a bipolar political
system like the US. The only people worthy of being controlled would be separatists in Quebec trying to break away from Canada, and even then, someone
would be accountable.
You can try to cite anything you want, ultimately you're fear mongering if you spam that video of the girl with the 1 in a million genetic reaction
to the vaccine. You're fear mongering if you tell people lies and speculation who are wary of the vaccine or the virus. I know, you know, we know,
people in Afghanistan (home to only one pig) know that the H1N1 virus affects young people the worst.
Your family may not be sick, but that does not mean others in the assortment of communities aren't.
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