Swine Flu Fake Epidemic
December 19th, 2009
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False Flu Pandemic
December 10th, 2009
Should Swine flu be seen in the light of biological terrorism and or a possible false flag?
The head of the World Health Organization has warned that Mexico’s deadly swine flu strain has the potential to become a worldwide pandemic
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=92543§ionid=351020705
WHO may raise severity of pandemic alert
By THE CANADIAN PRESS
Last Updated: 25th April 2009, 12:28pm
http://www.torontosun.com/news/world/2009/04/25/9246531.html
Australian health officials meet on deadly swine flu
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,25388323-5005961,00.html
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Here is a clip of a story I stumbled on recently — the lady with a lot of details alleges a black operation involving Avian flu was going on
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sig1GZwa7U
City of the blind
Can you provide the link to the original video?
Trout,
I think we should worry about false flag later and assume it is a real threat. I am far less concerned about being made a fool of than I am about my children being dead. Many of the people in my neighborhood and that attend my youngest son’s school travel frequently between here and Mexico. I will be keeping a close eye.
I would be very interested to know who the woman was on the other end of that phone call. Who was she talking to btw? I didn’t see that info posted.
H1N1 - False Flag Flu Pandemic WE’RE NOT GONNA TAKE IT!!
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Nhs Flu Pandemic
September 25th, 2009
The so called Swine Flu ‘Panic’?
Is it just me or with all the reports about the people of Britain getting all freaked out about Swine Flu that the only people over-reacting are the medical professionals (NHS), the government and more than any the Press.
Every one I know and all the people I have seen interviewed on the news seem to agree that the illness is really no worse than the regular Flu and sure it’s killed people but so has the Flu and the only reason we are more aware of these deaths is because they have gotten a lot more coverage that the ones taken by seasonal Flu.
Is this just my opinion or are there other people out there who feel that the threat of the pandemic has been blown way out of proportion?
I agree that it has been blown way out of proportion, and the only good thing that came out of it is that it has gotten people to do what they should be doing everyday anyways, ie. Washing their hands regularly, not sharing food and drink, etc.
Flu pandemic - Don’t panic!
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Avian Flu United States
September 24th, 2009
Is there any chance of the Avian Flu getting to us in United States?
It is moving from country to country via waterfowl migration. It is likely to arrive in the US during the next migration back in the spring of 2007. People who raise poultry have been working on plans to keep their flocks inside poultry houses to avoid contact with wild birds.
Should bird flu be detected in the bird population, the public will be advised of sanitary procedures, such as not handling dead birds and wiping shoes before entering a home.
GreyBeard 10/10: Avian Flu Pandemic_Dr.Bill Deagle
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Pandemic Predator, a Mary MacIntosh novel (Mary MacIntosh Series) $4.99 A serial killer is on the loose using the deadly strain of the H5N1 virus as a murder weapon. His selected targets are young, beautiful women with a connection to a European sex trade. His signature is a strange, hand-drawn tattoo on each woman’s inner thigh which taken together, lead Mary MacIntosh and the FBI to clues of sacred burial grounds around the world. As the lethal strain of the virus s… |
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The 2009 Influenza A (H1N1) Swine Flu Outbreak: U.S. Responses to Global Human Cases - CRS Report $0.99 In April 2009, a novel influenza virus began to spread around the world. The World Health Organization (WHO) refers to the virus as Influenza A(H1N1). The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other Administration officials refer to it as 2009 H1N1 flu. Throughout this report, the virus is referred to as H1N1. Although H1N1 does not appear to be as lethal as H5N1 avian influenz… |
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Bird Flu: Everything You Need to Know (All Access) $0.91 A bird flu pandemic is inevitableâso we are told. First identified in China, this apparently merciless virus, which originated in chickens, has the potential to mutate and kill thousands, even millions of people. John Farndon offers a compact, one-stop read that tells it straight. The public doesn’t want to spend months doing research, and Bird Flu provides readers with all the necessar… |
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Flu Hong Kong
September 4th, 2009
Does anyone know about the details of swine flu in Mexico?
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Flu: The Story Of The Great Influenza Pandemic of 1918 and the Search for the Virus that Caused It $1.29 Feeling tired, achy, and congested? You’ll hope not after reading science writer Gina Kolata’s engrossing Flu, a fascinating look at the 1918 epidemic that wiped out around 40 million people in less than a year and afflicted more than one of every four Americans. This tragedy, just on the heels of World War I and far more deadly, so traumatized the survivors that few would talk about it af… |
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Pandemic Predator, a Mary MacIntosh novel (Mary MacIntosh Series) $4.99 A serial killer is on the loose using the deadly strain of the H5N1 virus as a murder weapon. His selected targets are young, beautiful women with a connection to a European sex trade. His signature is a strange, hand-drawn tattoo on each woman’s inner thigh which taken together, lead Mary MacIntosh and the FBI to clues of sacred burial grounds around the world. As the lethal strain of the virus s… |
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Swine Flu Wikipedia
August 5th, 2009
Do I have the swine flu? Seriously I’m freaking out?
Wikipedia says the symptoms are
Fever-I have it
Runny nose-Started this morning
Sore throat-Started friday
Lethargy-All day
Lack of appetite-All day
Coughing-Started late last night
Nausea-not yet
Vomiting-not yet
Diarrhea-felt like it a little bit, but not yet.
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well its not about the swine shit i know its mostly bs but i just dont wanna have the flu for the second time this year. especially swine, cuz ill be on the news and all this shit.
im asking because the hospitals so freakin slow and expensive.
Probably. If you kick the bucket from it, can I have your stuff?
(seriously, why are people so freaked out about this? it’s crazy!)
RE: Slow kill swine flu H1N1 VACCINES (part 2/3)
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The Pandemic Flu Of 1918
August 4th, 2009
The 2009 swine flu vs Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918?
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French lady with Spanish Flu Photo Mugs An unfortunate French lady suffering from Spanish Flu at the time of the Armistice at the end of World War One. She huddles in her armchair in her pyjamas, with cushions and pillows, and a fur round her neck. The influenza pandemic, known as Spanish Flu or La Grippe, killed millions of people throughout the world in 1918 and 1919. …. |
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Flu: The Story of the Great Influenza Pandemic of 1918 $6.99 The fascinating, true story of the world’s deadliest disease.In 1918, the Great Flu Epidemic felled the young and healthy virtually overnight. An estimated forty million people died as the epidemic raged. Children were left orphaned and families were devastated. As many American soldiers were killed by the 1918 flu as were killed in battle during World War I. And no area of the globe was safe. Esk… |
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Swine Flu Information And Facts
July 20th, 2009
For mothers that Vaccinate only: Are you vaccinating against the Swine Flu?
The reason this is for vaccinating mothers is due to the fact that the answer is an obvious and resounding NO from non-vaxxing mothers. So the opinions of mothers who vaccinate mean more to me, since I am a vaccinating mother myself after much research and weighing pros and cons and coming to terms with what is best for MY family.
So, now that I have the disclaimer out of the way, vaccinating mothers, are you vaccinating your child against the swine flu? I am having second thoughts on it. I read that since this drug is an ‘emergency medication’, the pharmaceutical companies are immune to lawsuits if any strange side effect should occur. And I have already read that more swine flu cases are popping up. I don’t know. Are you going to risk giving the vaccine? What are your thoughts? I have tired to do some research on this, but there is not much information available it seems. If you have any helpful links, please include them!
Probably not unless it becomes so widespread that I feel the risk of not doing it outweighs the risk of doing it.
My kids are all healthy and strong and I feel if they were to get it and get the medication to fight it then they would be fine. I feel the important thing is to watch for symptoms and get the treatment right away. Most of the people who have died from it are people who had underlying health issues or were not treated right away.
I don’t know enough about the vaccine or it’s side effects to risk getting it. So for me at this point, the risk of getting it would be higher than the risk of not getting it. Instead I am working on making sure my kids wash their hands regularly, not share drinks or straws or things like that with others and just how to be safe from catching it in the first place.
Swine flu facts
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Swine Flu Public Health Emergency
July 9th, 2009
What does a public health emergency level 5 means?
What happens when public health reaches level 5? One of my friends said that all schools are off, but it seems that we have already reached level five, due to the swine flu, but is still in school … So what happens at this level and can anyone explain what happens at different levels?
No, just means that the World Health Org believes that a pandemic is imminent. This happens when it has spread from person to person in two or more countries. The review 2009 phase descriptions, WHO has maintained the use of a six-stage approach to facilitate the incorporation of new recommendations and approaches in the preparation existing national response plans. The structure and description of the phases of a pandemic have been revised to make them easier to understand, more accurate, and based upon observable phenomena. Phases 1-3 correspond to the preparation, including capacity building and planning of response, while 4-6 stages clearly indicate the need for response and mitigation. Moreover, the periods after the first pandemic wave are developed to facilitate the activities recovery of a pandemic.
US declares public health emergency for swine flu
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Flu 2009 Pandemic
May 8th, 2009
Webcast Training: Protecting Employees in H1N1 Flu Pandemic
Ensuring continuity - even survival - of your small business in the event the H1N1 flu pandemic spirals “out of control” is not a matter to be taken lightly.The items to be addressed total up to a daunting list. Ignoring the problem is no longer a viable option. But there is a new, viable and FREE option for getting businesses educated and prepared.
A new training webcast for business leaders: “Planning and Response to the H1N1 Flu Pandemic” is a great place to start. This hourlong webcast, produced along the lines of a “20/20 newscast,” explains in simple language what business leaders need to know now.
This valuable instructional webcast is comprised of segments, or “chapters”, that address:
1. How to protect employees from contamination.
2. How to secure your inputs to production - materials, supplier services, funding - when those entities are experiencing business disruption.
3. How to cross-train employees for continued functioning of key positions
4. How to establish satellite stocks of equipment and supplies accessible to healthy employees to keep them functioning away from an “unhealthy” headquarters.
5. How to establish, communicate and enforce sensible “sick policies.”
“Flu Pandemic: Crisis and Response” has been in production for over a year - well before H1N1 had ever been heard of. It is a joint production of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the All Hazards Training Center of the University of Findlay (Ohio). It was shown live on June 11, 2009 - the very day the World Health Organization declared H1N1 a worldwide pandemic - and now is available as a free on-demand training webcast. Accompanying the video instruction is a set of downloadable useful documents, including a planning template you can use to develop a response plan for your own business. You can stop/start/replay any portion of the webcast and even submit questions for the experts at the University, who will answer you via e-mail.
This webcast training tool is available 24/7 and it’s free, so “tune in” soon and get your team focused on an H1N1 flu response plan that will help ensure the ongoing continuity of your business.
About the Author
Nervous watcher of the worldwide H1N1 Flu Pandemic, and advocate of Training for Businesses to Prepare and respond to the H1N1 Flu Pandemic.
Swine Flu 2009: Are We Facing a Pandemic?
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The 2009 Influenza A (H1N1) Swine Flu Outbreak: U.S. Responses to Global Human Cases - CRS Report $0.99 In April 2009, a novel influenza virus began to spread around the world. The World Health Organization (WHO) refers to the virus as Influenza A(H1N1). The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other Administration officials refer to it as 2009 H1N1 flu. Throughout this report, the virus is referred to as H1N1. Although H1N1 does not appear to be as lethal as H5N1 avian influenz… |
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