OT-Going on the record about swine flu

[DWCAP]

[quote=Aecetia]I agree about the vaccine. The testing time keeps being extended. Is there a problem?[/quote]

No, just delusional government at its best. Swine flu broke in, what was it(?) late April(?), something like that. Only a politican could actually promise (and believe the promise) that we could identify the virus and its traits, identify a proper way to deliver the vaccine, and then mass produce it and have it safty tested and ready for delivery by September of the same year. Science and our production technology just doesnt move that fast.

As for the OP, virus’s like this have shown a tendency to do really bad things the season after they are first detected. Please see the Spanish Flu outbreak. Shouldn’t the gov try to educate people on healhy habits and treatment options BEFORE there is a problem? Arnt we always ragging on them for not getting ahead of the game when it would have really mattered, and then ragging on them when they missed the boat if they didn’t do the right things in the beginning? I have seen alot more fear mongering from the media than the government personally. I think what you are seeing is a struggling media trying to sell newspapers or bump up ad revinue more than a governement selling doom and gloom to tax you more.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

Agreed it’s BS.

If it were really an emergency it would never drop off the news-radar. Seems like as soon as it came out that it isn’t any more virulent/nasty/hard on people than regular flu (and often less so), the mange stream media dropped for the latest tragic-dead-little-girl story.

I’m not worrying about it. If I get it I will just hole up in my rented room and drink tea til I get over it.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

Agreed it’s BS.

If it were really an emergency it would never drop off the news-radar. Seems like as soon as it came out that it isn’t any more virulent/nasty/hard on people than regular flu (and often less so), the mange stream media dropped for the latest tragic-dead-little-girl story.

I’m not worrying about it. If I get it I will just hole up in my rented room and drink tea til I get over it.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

Agreed it’s BS.

If it were really an emergency it would never drop off the news-radar. Seems like as soon as it came out that it isn’t any more virulent/nasty/hard on people than regular flu (and often less so), the mange stream media dropped for the latest tragic-dead-little-girl story.

I’m not worrying about it. If I get it I will just hole up in my rented room and drink tea til I get over it.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

Agreed it’s BS.

If it were really an emergency it would never drop off the news-radar. Seems like as soon as it came out that it isn’t any more virulent/nasty/hard on people than regular flu (and often less so), the mange stream media dropped for the latest tragic-dead-little-girl story.

I’m not worrying about it. If I get it I will just hole up in my rented room and drink tea til I get over it.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

Agreed it’s BS.

If it were really an emergency it would never drop off the news-radar. Seems like as soon as it came out that it isn’t any more virulent/nasty/hard on people than regular flu (and often less so), the mange stream media dropped for the latest tragic-dead-little-girl story.

I’m not worrying about it. If I get it I will just hole up in my rented room and drink tea til I get over it.

[partypup]

[quote=CBad]Well I really hope that you are right. At the moment I’m more afraid of the vaccine than the flu.[/quote]

It’s absolutely fascinating, this frenzy that federal and local governments have been whipping the public into — all for a virus that has killed only a fraction of those who die from the seasonal flu every year. And yet somehow, we are to believe that this particular strain – even if it mutates – will bring Armageddon upon us. Which leads me to wonder, why the sudden urgency to inject everyone?

I’m noticing that there is considerably more wariness and suspicion about this vaccine abroad than there is in this country. Perhaps that’s because our media has done a fine job selling fear and *hope* in the form of a vaccine. But consider that up to 60% of doctors in the UK may refuse the vaccine and not recommend it to their patients.

“Doctors May refuse Swine Flu Vaccine”

http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2009/aug/24/doctors-refuse-swine-flu-vaccine

In my mind, if a health professional is not willing to get injected with this crap, I shouldn’t be so anxious to take it, either.

What is particularly worrisome to me is the fact that there will be virtually no clinical trials on this vaccine, it’s being administered in two (2) separate doses (which raises my b.s. meter several notches), Novartis and the other manufacturers are beign given blanket immunity by governments, and it contains an adjuvant called squalene that has been linked to Gulf War Syndrome.

http://www.newsmax.com/health/vaccine_swine_flu/2009/07/07/232717.html

Do whatever your mind and spirit tells you, but I would most definitely think twice before getting jabbed.

[partypup]

[quote=CBad]Well I really hope that you are right. At the moment I’m more afraid of the vaccine than the flu.[/quote]

It’s absolutely fascinating, this frenzy that federal and local governments have been whipping the public into — all for a virus that has killed only a fraction of those who die from the seasonal flu every year. And yet somehow, we are to believe that this particular strain – even if it mutates – will bring Armageddon upon us. Which leads me to wonder, why the sudden urgency to inject everyone?

I’m noticing that there is considerably more wariness and suspicion about this vaccine abroad than there is in this country. Perhaps that’s because our media has done a fine job selling fear and *hope* in the form of a vaccine. But consider that up to 60% of doctors in the UK may refuse the vaccine and not recommend it to their patients.

“Doctors May refuse Swine Flu Vaccine”

http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2009/aug/24/doctors-refuse-swine-flu-vaccine

In my mind, if a health professional is not willing to get injected with this crap, I shouldn’t be so anxious to take it, either.

What is particularly worrisome to me is the fact that there will be virtually no clinical trials on this vaccine, it’s being administered in two (2) separate doses (which raises my b.s. meter several notches), Novartis and the other manufacturers are beign given blanket immunity by governments, and it contains an adjuvant called squalene that has been linked to Gulf War Syndrome.

http://www.newsmax.com/health/vaccine_swine_flu/2009/07/07/232717.html

Do whatever your mind and spirit tells you, but I would most definitely think twice before getting jabbed.

[partypup]

[quote=CBad]Well I really hope that you are right. At the moment I’m more afraid of the vaccine than the flu.[/quote]

It’s absolutely fascinating, this frenzy that federal and local governments have been whipping the public into — all for a virus that has killed only a fraction of those who die from the seasonal flu every year. And yet somehow, we are to believe that this particular strain – even if it mutates – will bring Armageddon upon us. Which leads me to wonder, why the sudden urgency to inject everyone?

I’m noticing that there is considerably more wariness and suspicion about this vaccine abroad than there is in this country. Perhaps that’s because our media has done a fine job selling fear and *hope* in the form of a vaccine. But consider that up to 60% of doctors in the UK may refuse the vaccine and not recommend it to their patients.

“Doctors May refuse Swine Flu Vaccine”

http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2009/aug/24/doctors-refuse-swine-flu-vaccine

In my mind, if a health professional is not willing to get injected with this crap, I shouldn’t be so anxious to take it, either.

What is particularly worrisome to me is the fact that there will be virtually no clinical trials on this vaccine, it’s being administered in two (2) separate doses (which raises my b.s. meter several notches), Novartis and the other manufacturers are beign given blanket immunity by governments, and it contains an adjuvant called squalene that has been linked to Gulf War Syndrome.

http://www.newsmax.com/health/vaccine_swine_flu/2009/07/07/232717.html

Do whatever your mind and spirit tells you, but I would most definitely think twice before getting jabbed.

[partypup]

[quote=CBad]Well I really hope that you are right. At the moment I’m more afraid of the vaccine than the flu.[/quote]

It’s absolutely fascinating, this frenzy that federal and local governments have been whipping the public into — all for a virus that has killed only a fraction of those who die from the seasonal flu every year. And yet somehow, we are to believe that this particular strain – even if it mutates – will bring Armageddon upon us. Which leads me to wonder, why the sudden urgency to inject everyone?

I’m noticing that there is considerably more wariness and suspicion about this vaccine abroad than there is in this country. Perhaps that’s because our media has done a fine job selling fear and *hope* in the form of a vaccine. But consider that up to 60% of doctors in the UK may refuse the vaccine and not recommend it to their patients.

“Doctors May refuse Swine Flu Vaccine”

http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2009/aug/24/doctors-refuse-swine-flu-vaccine

In my mind, if a health professional is not willing to get injected with this crap, I shouldn’t be so anxious to take it, either.

What is particularly worrisome to me is the fact that there will be virtually no clinical trials on this vaccine, it’s being administered in two (2) separate doses (which raises my b.s. meter several notches), Novartis and the other manufacturers are beign given blanket immunity by governments, and it contains an adjuvant called squalene that has been linked to Gulf War Syndrome.

http://www.newsmax.com/health/vaccine_swine_flu/2009/07/07/232717.html

Do whatever your mind and spirit tells you, but I would most definitely think twice before getting jabbed.

[partypup]

[quote=CBad]Well I really hope that you are right. At the moment I’m more afraid of the vaccine than the flu.[/quote]

It’s absolutely fascinating, this frenzy that federal and local governments have been whipping the public into — all for a virus that has killed only a fraction of those who die from the seasonal flu every year. And yet somehow, we are to believe that this particular strain – even if it mutates – will bring Armageddon upon us. Which leads me to wonder, why the sudden urgency to inject everyone?

I’m noticing that there is considerably more wariness and suspicion about this vaccine abroad than there is in this country. Perhaps that’s because our media has done a fine job selling fear and *hope* in the form of a vaccine. But consider that up to 60% of doctors in the UK may refuse the vaccine and not recommend it to their patients.

“Doctors May refuse Swine Flu Vaccine”

http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2009/aug/24/doctors-refuse-swine-flu-vaccine

In my mind, if a health professional is not willing to get injected with this crap, I shouldn’t be so anxious to take it, either.

What is particularly worrisome to me is the fact that there will be virtually no clinical trials on this vaccine, it’s being administered in two (2) separate doses (which raises my b.s. meter several notches), Novartis and the other manufacturers are beign given blanket immunity by governments, and it contains an adjuvant called squalene that has been linked to Gulf War Syndrome.

http://www.newsmax.com/health/vaccine_swine_flu/2009/07/07/232717.html

Do whatever your mind and spirit tells you, but I would most definitely think twice before getting jabbed.

[Aecetia]

I think the IRS jabs us enough. Maybe the quarantine camps will be at Camp Gitmo. I could use a vacation…

[Aecetia]

I think the IRS jabs us enough. Maybe the quarantine camps will be at Camp Gitmo. I could use a vacation…

[Aecetia]

I think the IRS jabs us enough. Maybe the quarantine camps will be at Camp Gitmo. I could use a vacation…

[Aecetia]

I think the IRS jabs us enough. Maybe the quarantine camps will be at Camp Gitmo. I could use a vacation…

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