Swine Flu Quarantines and Immunizations in Fall 2009????

[Arraya]

[quote=CONCHO]2: H1N1 is most like the 1918 strain genetically. It is not like the 1976 scare.

Amazing isn’t it that this new virus seems to be just like the 1918 variety. I wonder where it could have come from?

Sep 17 2008 – The body of an aristocrat who died in 1919 has been exhumed in a bid to help prevent a flu pandemic.

March 21 1997 – A group of Defense Department researchers has found genetic material from the notorious Spanish flu virus that killed at least 20 million people worldwide in the influenza pandemic of 1918.

What an amazing coincidence! Scientists dig up bodies that died of the Spanish flu in 1918 and now this new swine flu has the same genetic makeup! And of course Baxter files a patent for a pig/bird/human hybrid flu vaccine and is then caught putting live bird flu viruses in its seasonal flu shots.

Someone is trying to make a boatload of money. 100M flu vaccines at 10$ a dose is $1B. That’s a lot of green.[/quote]

Also, a relatively benign and credible science and energy journalist decided to turn in to a tin foil nutter and filed charges against baxter in Austria for starting it with intent to cause a pandemic. Interestly, she filed the charges before it was a threat or any of us heard it.

http://birdflu666.wordpress.com/2009/04/

I have filed criminal charges in Austria against Baxter and Avir Green Hills Biotechnology for producing and distributing contaminated bird flu vaccine material this winter, alleging that this was a deliberate act to cause a pandemic, and also to profit from that pandemic.

Avir and Baxter AG are headquartered inside the Vienna City limits, where I live, and so fall within the jurisdiction of the Vienna City Prosecutor.

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Also, a relatively benign and credible science and energy journalist decided to turn in to a tin foil nutter and filed charges against baxter in Austria for starting it with intent to cause a pandemic. Interestly, she filed the charges before it was a threat or any of us heard it.

Amazing! Excellent find Arraya.

It is good to know that I’m not the only one noticing all of this.

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Also, a relatively benign and credible science and energy journalist decided to turn in to a tin foil nutter and filed charges against baxter in Austria for starting it with intent to cause a pandemic. Interestly, she filed the charges before it was a threat or any of us heard it.

Amazing! Excellent find Arraya.

It is good to know that I’m not the only one noticing all of this.

[blahblahblah]

Also, a relatively benign and credible science and energy journalist decided to turn in to a tin foil nutter and filed charges against baxter in Austria for starting it with intent to cause a pandemic. Interestly, she filed the charges before it was a threat or any of us heard it.

Amazing! Excellent find Arraya.

It is good to know that I’m not the only one noticing all of this.

[blahblahblah]

Also, a relatively benign and credible science and energy journalist decided to turn in to a tin foil nutter and filed charges against baxter in Austria for starting it with intent to cause a pandemic. Interestly, she filed the charges before it was a threat or any of us heard it.

Amazing! Excellent find Arraya.

It is good to know that I’m not the only one noticing all of this.

[blahblahblah]

Also, a relatively benign and credible science and energy journalist decided to turn in to a tin foil nutter and filed charges against baxter in Austria for starting it with intent to cause a pandemic. Interestly, she filed the charges before it was a threat or any of us heard it.

Amazing! Excellent find Arraya.

It is good to know that I’m not the only one noticing all of this.

[Scarlett]

The Kawaoka lab in Madison – Wisconsin uncovered what made the 1918 flu so deadly just at the end of last year – coincidence?

http://www.reuters.com/article/healthNews/idUSTRE4BS56420081229

There were some doubts about him not following protocol and taking all the secure containment precautions when working with other deadly viruses (Ebola). Coincidence?

http://www.scottmcpherson.net/journal/2008/12/31/kawaoka-strikes-again.html

[Scarlett]

The Kawaoka lab in Madison – Wisconsin uncovered what made the 1918 flu so deadly just at the end of last year – coincidence?

http://www.reuters.com/article/healthNews/idUSTRE4BS56420081229

There were some doubts about him not following protocol and taking all the secure containment precautions when working with other deadly viruses (Ebola). Coincidence?

http://www.scottmcpherson.net/journal/2008/12/31/kawaoka-strikes-again.html

[Scarlett]

The Kawaoka lab in Madison – Wisconsin uncovered what made the 1918 flu so deadly just at the end of last year – coincidence?

http://www.reuters.com/article/healthNews/idUSTRE4BS56420081229

There were some doubts about him not following protocol and taking all the secure containment precautions when working with other deadly viruses (Ebola). Coincidence?

http://www.scottmcpherson.net/journal/2008/12/31/kawaoka-strikes-again.html

[Scarlett]

The Kawaoka lab in Madison – Wisconsin uncovered what made the 1918 flu so deadly just at the end of last year – coincidence?

http://www.reuters.com/article/healthNews/idUSTRE4BS56420081229

There were some doubts about him not following protocol and taking all the secure containment precautions when working with other deadly viruses (Ebola). Coincidence?

http://www.scottmcpherson.net/journal/2008/12/31/kawaoka-strikes-again.html

[Scarlett]

The Kawaoka lab in Madison – Wisconsin uncovered what made the 1918 flu so deadly just at the end of last year – coincidence?

http://www.reuters.com/article/healthNews/idUSTRE4BS56420081229

There were some doubts about him not following protocol and taking all the secure containment precautions when working with other deadly viruses (Ebola). Coincidence?

http://www.scottmcpherson.net/journal/2008/12/31/kawaoka-strikes-again.html

[ralphfurley]

[quote=Arraya]
4: 1/3 of it’s victims are young and have no underlying condition. Pregnant women are most susceptible. 90% are under 65
[/quote]
While I agree with a lot of what you said, I don’t agree with this one.

I work in a children’s hospital and all the kids that died from complications related to the swine flu also had some underlying condition. In essence, their immune systems were super run down.

We get a lot of kids with it, but I haven’t seen an otherwise, normal, healthy child die from it yet (but being under 6 weeks old or over 65 and decrepit wouldn’t help, that’s for sure).

Pregnant women who have trouble with H1N1 also have an underlying condition. I’ve seen some die from complications related to it, but only ones that were preeclamptic.

So in my experience, it takes something else to push you over the edge. But, I guess we’ll see. Cuz I’m sure we’ll get shithammered with swine flu kids when school gets back in session.

[ralphfurley]

[quote=Arraya]
4: 1/3 of it’s victims are young and have no underlying condition. Pregnant women are most susceptible. 90% are under 65
[/quote]
While I agree with a lot of what you said, I don’t agree with this one.

I work in a children’s hospital and all the kids that died from complications related to the swine flu also had some underlying condition. In essence, their immune systems were super run down.

We get a lot of kids with it, but I haven’t seen an otherwise, normal, healthy child die from it yet (but being under 6 weeks old or over 65 and decrepit wouldn’t help, that’s for sure).

Pregnant women who have trouble with H1N1 also have an underlying condition. I’ve seen some die from complications related to it, but only ones that were preeclamptic.

So in my experience, it takes something else to push you over the edge. But, I guess we’ll see. Cuz I’m sure we’ll get shithammered with swine flu kids when school gets back in session.

[ralphfurley]

[quote=Arraya]
4: 1/3 of it’s victims are young and have no underlying condition. Pregnant women are most susceptible. 90% are under 65
[/quote]
While I agree with a lot of what you said, I don’t agree with this one.

I work in a children’s hospital and all the kids that died from complications related to the swine flu also had some underlying condition. In essence, their immune systems were super run down.

We get a lot of kids with it, but I haven’t seen an otherwise, normal, healthy child die from it yet (but being under 6 weeks old or over 65 and decrepit wouldn’t help, that’s for sure).

Pregnant women who have trouble with H1N1 also have an underlying condition. I’ve seen some die from complications related to it, but only ones that were preeclamptic.

So in my experience, it takes something else to push you over the edge. But, I guess we’ll see. Cuz I’m sure we’ll get shithammered with swine flu kids when school gets back in session.

[ralphfurley]

[quote=Arraya]
4: 1/3 of it’s victims are young and have no underlying condition. Pregnant women are most susceptible. 90% are under 65
[/quote]
While I agree with a lot of what you said, I don’t agree with this one.

I work in a children’s hospital and all the kids that died from complications related to the swine flu also had some underlying condition. In essence, their immune systems were super run down.

We get a lot of kids with it, but I haven’t seen an otherwise, normal, healthy child die from it yet (but being under 6 weeks old or over 65 and decrepit wouldn’t help, that’s for sure).

Pregnant women who have trouble with H1N1 also have an underlying condition. I’ve seen some die from complications related to it, but only ones that were preeclamptic.

So in my experience, it takes something else to push you over the edge. But, I guess we’ll see. Cuz I’m sure we’ll get shithammered with swine flu kids when school gets back in session.

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