There is a interview in project Avalon from a few yrs ago with an army officer who had stumbled into the wrong room in a masonic hall - it was full of
top people - public figures even who were discussing their plans for the coming world war - they mentioned that China was 'going to catch a cold' - ie
they were planning a biological attack on them via a flu virus.
Indeed that is what last yrs outbreak of H1N1 seemed to be all about - except for the curious thing - they started it in Mexico, with huge publicity
about what a killer this thing was - and then did nothing serious to prevent its spread throughout the US and Europe - meanwhile the Chinese
quarantined everyone arriving from abroad!
And then it turned out to be more benign than normal flu! - yet huge no's had been vaccinated.
Now if it turns out that we have in fact all been given 'superimmunity' by either the H1N1 or its vaccine, that would make perfect sense as
preparation for them to be able to unleash the real thing!
People who recover from swine flu may be left with an extraordinary natural ability to fight off flu viruses, findings suggests. In beating a
bout of H1N1 the body makes antibodies that can kill many other flu strains, a study in the Journal of Experimental Medicine shows. Doctors hope to
harness this power to make a universal flu vaccine that would protect against any type of influenza. Ultimately this could replace the "best guess"
flu vaccines currently used. Such a vaccine is the "holy grail" for flu researchers. Many scientists are already testing different prototypes to put
an end to the yearly race to predict coming flu strains and quickly mass produce a new vaccine each flu season. Dr Patrick Wilson who led the latest
research said the H1N1 swine flu virus that reached pandemic levels infecting an estimated 60 million people last year, had provided a unique
opportunity for researchers
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Five antibodies isolated by the team could fight all the seasonal H1N1 flu strains from the last decade, the devastating "Spanish flu" strain from
1918 which killed up to 50m people, plus a potentially deadly bird flu H5N1 strain.
The researchers believe the "extraordinarily" powerful antibodies were created as the body learned how to fight the new infection with swine flu using
its old memory of how to fight off other flu viruses.
Next they plan to examine the immune response of people who were vaccinated against last year's swine flu but did not get sick to see if they too have
the same super immunity to flu.
Dr Sarah Gilbert is a expert in viruses at Oxford University and has been testing her own prototype universal flu vaccine.
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edit on 16-1-2011 by JohhnyBGood because: spelling