Friday, September 4, 2009

H1N1 Overhype

Is it just me, or is there a little to much hype going around about the H1N1 vaccine? There is talk about requiring everyone to become vaccinated. Does anyone really know anything about this vaccine?

In 1976 the government produced a vaccine for the swine flu. Guess how successful it was? The vaccine killed more people than the actual flu did! The vaccine contains a fluid called squalene, our bodies use this substance in our brains and such, but the body reacts to the vaccine by creating antibodies against squalene. What has been observed in tests with rats, is that they develop rhuematoid arthiritis. Furthermore the vaccine contains ethylene glycol (nothing like injecting anti-freeze into your body), phenol, and mercury. This vaccine is so risky, and the safety tests are being by-passed in the name of a national emergency.

As if this weren't enough the National Guard in Maine have been drilling in a local highschool to help resolve a riot concerning the vaccine's. Despite the fact that only one person in Maine has died in relation to the swine flu. Yet we are going to risk the lives of our children in the name of how many that may have died with no vaccination? Maybe 100? A 100 is still 100 too many, however if this vaccination is as good as the vaccination in the 70's even more children will die.











So why is there such urgency for vaccinations? One Congressman from Georgia thinks that the radical liberals in Washington are “trying to develop an environment where they can take over.” He argues that they are trying to create a totalitarian state...Well that might be not be near the truth of it, but it may not be far from the truth either. The President is suffering in public opinion, having a swine flu outbreak (or several deaths due to the vaccine) would provide him with ammo to pass health care reform. He did predict that 90,000 people were going to die from the flu this season. And one can never forget what Rahm Emanuel said in reference to never letting a crisis go to waste...

John T.H. Harrington

Is this change we can believe in?

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