Superstar CBS Reporter Blows the Lid Off the Swine Flu Media Hype and Hysteria , page 3
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reply posted on 1-12-2009 @ 03:09 PM by smurfy
As for the Canadian vaccination problem this is one report,

[British drugs giant GlaxoSmithKline has warned the Canadian medical authorities that a batch of its anti-H1N1 vaccine can trigger potentially dangerous allergic reactions. The Canadians have withdrawn the batch from use and are testing it after it produced a range of serious reactions, notably in the heart and lungs. The recall affects 172,000 dises of the Arepanrix vaccine.

“We’ve been asked by the manufacturer GSK not to use this vaccine at this time pending further investigation,” said Manitoba chief medical officer Joel Kettner.

Thirty-six Canadians, including one little boy whose face swelled up like a balloon, suffered severe allergic reactions after vaccination. 200 others died."

“It is a serious thing that has the potential to kill – but fortunately seems to be relatively rare,” said Dr Neil Rau, an infectious disease specialist.

Canada has been particularly badly hit by the flu virus, and has vaccinated around a fifth of its population, or nearly seven million people, already. GSK has sold seven point five million doses to Canada.]

When you read the last paragraph above, it would seem that Canada has a different scenario than the US, or did they go ahead with mass vaccination, (to their cost) using the same presumptuous method as the US and vaccinating people needlessly on the basis of misleading stats?
the quote is from a current ATS thread here,

www.abovetopsecret.com...

It was sourced from this good link,

theflucase.com...

Have a look at Scotland's story while you're there, looks pertinent to this thread.

edit to add,
In fact there is a new heading for Canada, it now reports that there has been very few swine 'flu cases!! the older heading can be found way down the list.

Jane Burgermeister's site The 'Flu case, took the original Canadian story from this site,
www.euronews.net...
You will now see that that same story has been altered, (because of factual inaccuracies) and has now no mention of deaths, where it had previously said that 200 people had died...that's a big inaccuracy!
Now, the changes have come not long after the WHO have stated that there has been no swine 'flu vaccination related deaths??

[edit on 1-12-2009 by smurfy]


reply posted on 1-12-2009 @ 09:58 PM by NIGHTRID3R
reply to post by ofthepeople



More or less what I mean brother ... Its all a big joke and we are watching it live ... From the sheeple to the medics to the elected ... they makes us believe what they want and guide us to do so ...

I havent taken it and will not take it... same for my familly and I been repeating it to those who wish to listen since day 1 ...



reply posted on 2-12-2009 @ 02:35 AM by spikey
reply to post by Helmkat



I'd think about changing doctors if i were you then!

He is either genuinely promoting the vaccine scam, as something he believes in to be of benefit to you - in which case he is incompetent and probably knows less about this whole swine flu debacle than you do yourself.

Or

He is thinking mainly of the 'fee' (bribe) a doctor is paid by the government (via Big pharma of course) for each and every injection or nasal spray he gives..

You know him best i guess, what do you think?


reply posted on 2-12-2009 @ 05:07 PM by getreadyalready
reply to post by kenochs



In my world, my family and I would have been happy to get the vaccine if we could have found someone to give it to us


1. There was no shortage of vaccine anywhere in the US. They have surpluses almost everywhere. There was a slight delay in delivery, and there were some lines on the first day of arrival, but other than that, it was not hard to get. There were some significant problems between receiving the live virus (nasal spray) and getting the shot, but those worked themselves out rather quickly.

2. Why in the world would you get it?? The flu was extremely minor, the symptoms were not serious, the risk of death was almost non-existent, but.....the vaccine had previously banned substances......it was not thoroughly tested, it had a poor track record from the 70's fiasco, and it had some obvious and fairly common side effects. So in a cost/benefit analysis, the vaccine was a serious mistake!

If someone told you there was about a 50% chance you would have a car accident that would probably not cause any damage, but there was a 0.001% chance that it would cause serious damage, in other words a 0.0005% chance of you getting in a serious accident, and, for your benefit, they could sell you a cumbersome insurance policy that cost more than most, was likely to get you into a lawsuit, had not been tested in court, and was not guaranteed to pay in the event of an accident. Would you buy it?
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