The following article appeared as a 2nd banner headline (below the 75 yr. old man that can bench-press 300lbs. ... sigh) entitled:Health providers must register with state by Friday to administer H1N1 vaccine
What's interesting about this short article is it's contents, but more importantly the comments.
But what's telling is how quickly it was taken off the front page. It seems you can still place comments on, but one would think with such provocative comments it would have stayed closer to the top.
Or is it because of the comments? Hm-m-m.
http://www.nola.com/health/index.ssf/2009/09/dhh_registration_required_to_a.html
M -- You are freaking PROLIFIC lately! Bow Wows to You Brother!
ReplyDeleteI must say, that it is imperative that those who have been Pig-Pricked must present a "controlled" sample of Prick'ees so the rest of Humanity can make sense of the "disease"!
That is...we want to see side effects, % who contract the disease, % who die, and such like important info required by any "Democratic" peoples concerned with "Pandemic-type" disease events... Don'tcha think?!
Personally, I'd like it to resemble an "HONEST" representation of the "side effects" that must be stated on TV ads with prescriptions -- heart palpitations may occur, if erections for over 4 hours occur, you should call your doctor. Coma and death may result, pychopathic anger towards authority figures and stupendously wealthy pharmaceuticle firm employees may plague your mind. Youthanasia is not a civilian sport!
All of this detail should be catalogued in detail, as it is important SCIENCE!!! See Thomas Dolby!
Interesting...
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Perhaps there's been a die off; or folks are busy trying to hold off the foreclosures and cops like the guy in the article above. I dunno. M -- keep drawing 'cause it is needed.
I'm also gonna refer you to www.joebageant.com because "he" is standing there right beside ya, and his vitriol is contagious.
M -- In fact his latest is greatest... find it here at
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Boomerang
My neighbor has just fallen down the rabbit-hole. It's now dawned on her just how deep it goes.
ReplyDeleteWe're making gains, but is it enough, or is it too late?
My friend's daughter, who also works in our office, had what she thought was strep throat. She had felt tired for a few days and her throat hurt and was running a low grade fever. She started feeling that way on Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteShe went to her doctor yesterday and he told her she had the "flu" and sent her home with tamiflu and cipro! What she has is NOT the flu. The flu hits you like a ton of bricks and is characterized almost always by an immediate high fever with chills and body aches so bad you MUST go to bed and stay there for days.
Sore throat is not a usual symptom of the flu at all.
My point is, I think they will be saying other illnesses are the flu to hype up their cause to push their vaccines for the rest.
I'm no dr but I've had the flu twice in my life in my younger years and I KNOW what it is. This girl does not have it. She probably has a throat infection of some kind.
It's getting curiouser and curiouser....
Actually she may have had the flu. As it seems this strain has turned out to be rather mild, several people I know have gotten it and they were able said it was no worse than a cold.
ReplyDeleteBut that still could mean what you say is true. There's a big push to push this vaccine. This quack of a doctor your co-worker went to is most likely getting a kickback for every vaccine he gives. Although he didn't give her a vaccine, I mean why would he after she already got sick, he's still wrong to give her what he did.
I have an uneasy feeling about the coming month. Something is in the air (probably figuratively and literally).
I feel the same M. I really think they are trumping up viral infections and calling them the "flu" to push forth their agenda and their tamiflu. The symptoms of the flu are classically different than colds or other viral infections. That's what makes it the "flu."
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