Recording of CFR discussing how to get people to take the H1N1 vaccine - Artificial Scarcity documen, page 4
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reply posted on 2-11-2009 @ 08:37 PM by noconsequence
reply to post by Wrath5639



How can we? What is our sovereignty? I don't know. However I have learned that it is greater than their claim against my straw man.

No consequencE..

Thank you,


reply posted on 2-11-2009 @ 08:38 PM by logican
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Did you even read the article you mentioned? Here is an extract "Instead, most victims succumbed to bacterial pneumonia following influenza virus infection. The pneumonia was caused when bacteria that normally inhabit the nose and throat invaded the lungs along a pathway created when the virus destroyed the cells that line the bronchial tubes and lungs".

I'm kind of glad you posted that as most people can't seem to get the link.


reply posted on 2-11-2009 @ 08:42 PM by agentofchaos
reply to post by logican



Logican not here to argue or anything, just saying the guy gave you the wrong link, it wasn't the CDC you were suppose to get the link on...www.cfr.org... thats the link and read the whole thing and then see if its the people demeaner that is wrong...

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reply posted on 2-11-2009 @ 09:10 PM by PenandSword
Originally posted by Aliensun

Personally, I've not made up my mind if I get the chance to take the swine flu shot. The shot that I did get is a booster for pneumonia. Pneumonia can be deadly even by itself, and you will permanently lose lung capacity. I was told 10%. IF the thread on Ukraine swine flu hitting with pneumonia is true and it comes back (you can get it again!) fatalities will be far higher.

Like the doc told the earlier poster. "It's your body (life)." And that should be our right to take it or not. And I have no doubt that if the topic had not become extremely contentious we WOULD have been mandated to take it. Resistance is not always futile. They have gotten the message we are not all sheeple.

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I can comment on pneumonia. I had it as a child and it took me out of school for 6 weeks. I was fairly ill, but never incapacitated. I had to get regular smacks on my back from my mom to loosen up the phlegm so that I could cough it out. For an older person, or extremely young person, infant to 2-3 years old, I can see it how it can be deadly. I was 8 at the time, and very active in sports, so I believe I had a much better immune and cardio system to deal with it than a regular child, particularly the video game/computer generation who are mostly inactive.

I did not lose lung capacity either. I became an accomplished soccer and lacrosse player in school and I could run for days. I guess if I did lose lung capacity then I suppose the only way it would be noticeable to me is if I was an elite marathoner and suddenly I was not.

By the way, cardiovascular exercise increases one's lung capacity, so if one were to lose lung capacity from pneumonia (I don't think that can happen, by the way) you can get it back from cardio.

The body is an amazing machine...put good in, get good out. Just like a car. Put crap gas in it, it will run like crap. Take your chance with a vaccine? No thanks. Humanity progressed far without it. Besides, if God intended man to take vaccines, we'd be born with needles in our arm.


reply posted on 2-11-2009 @ 09:17 PM by 2 cents
For those who want the quote in context - Transcript here

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COHEN: Well, it's an interesting question, though. Would you be against mandating?

SIMONSEN: Well, I think this is very interesting because, I mean, especially for the health-care worker example. I mean, there are many, many good reasons why health care workers should be considering immunization for their own safety but also to protect and, first, do no harm to the patients that they are treating. Having said that, does it work to mandate?

I think what would work better would be to say that there was a shortage and people tend to buy more of something that's in demand. (Laughter.) We saw that -- there was one season where, really, people lined up all night to get a flu shot.

COHEN: Right.

SIMONSEN: And I mean ---

COHEN: Well, there is shortage.

SIMONSEN: No, actually, because we thought we were going to need two doses for every adult and since we are - only one dose, so, actually, we have twice as many doses and enough for the whole population at this point, I understand.

COHEN: But it's not there today, so --

SIMONSEN: Right, right. But I mean, that's --
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And then she is cut off as they go to another question.

Yeah, the whole conversation is much more interesting ... "actually, we have twice as many doses and enough for the whole population at this point, I understand."

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reply posted on 2-11-2009 @ 09:31 PM by agentofchaos
reply to post by logican



Sure thing logican. So what did you think? Some of its weird the way they talk about certain things at times, wouldn't you agree...


reply posted on 2-11-2009 @ 09:42 PM by 2 cents
reply to post by SphinxMontreal



Excellent point about the alternatives. Yes it is always about money.

I quite agree that it won't kill anyone straight away - what money can be made doing that? Ah .. but get sick .... I hear money grubbing hands rubbing together.

... And maybe throw in a little sterility.

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reply posted on 2-11-2009 @ 10:17 PM by 2 cents
reply to post by UnityFT



Actually if you read the text I posted above this is her answer to having mandatory vaccines. She thinks just saying they are in scarce supply is enough to get people to line up. And you know what? She's right! Because that is exactly what I saw on the local news the other night. People in long lines for hours to get their vaccine.


reply posted on 2-11-2009 @ 10:26 PM by UnityFT
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Right, but there are still millions of people who are not taking the vaccine, regardless of a "shortage" scare. What will they do to those of us who refuse?

On another forum, I read women post about how upset they are that their doctors don't have enough supply of the vaccine for them or their kids. I feel like telling them, "Do you KNOW what you're begging for????"

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reply posted on 2-11-2009 @ 10:31 PM by 2 cents
reply to post by UnityFT



Yeah your right, I wouldn't rule out them making it mandatory for everyone.

Maybe they get enough people to take it - the majority - and call the rest of us crazy. And say we are endangering everyone else by not taking it. That we are irresponsible. That publicly stating or encouraging people to not take the vaccine is also irresponsible ... or maybe even criminal ...

Just some random crazy thoughts coming from another crazy


reply posted on 2-11-2009 @ 10:38 PM by {davinci}
The sad thing is in my town this ploy is working. People are lining up for hours to receive it, they are listening to the news to find out what clinics still have it and then are rushing to get the shot before they run out.

I've commented on this in other posts...the Canadian gov bought 50 million doses for a population of 34 million, how can there possiblly be a shortage?

This ploy is crafted to convince those on the fence to get in line. I actually heard a couple on the bus today talking about this very thing...they didn't know what to do, but decided it was better to get the vaccine now then to wait longer and see: "What happens if this gets out of control and when we need it there isn't any, why risk it".

As soon as the Gov stopped talking about the massive vaccine stockpile, people forgot about it.

Now there is a shortage? What happened?

The reason there is laughter in the video is because these people know thier enemy, they know how gullible the vast majority of people are. It's not that they arrogantly think people are this stupid, in sad reality most of the population is too preoccupied to think for themselves. If everyone else is getting the vaccine then it must be the right thing to do.

Nobody wants to be seen as a standout; mob mentality is a crushingly effective tool when properly manipulated.

Wait and see, the next step will be a high profile victim of the flu, or at least a family member. Someone famous and easy on the eyes, someone that can be plastered on the magezine covers we all stare at in line at the grocery store.

What will the story be? "I was against the flu vaccine and look what it almost cost me!"

Then the reality tv crowd will see 'Kate plus eight' at the clinic, or thier favorite character on 'The Hills' crying over some unknown relative who's in the hospital and the lines will get even longer.

Luckily there will be new doses, just in time.

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