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  by David Noble
 January 26, 2012
 
			from
			
			EndTheLie Website 
			  
			  
			In April 2009, the first case of 
			
			swine 
			influenza in humans was reported in Mexico.  
			  
			Two months later, the World Health 
			Organization (WHO) declared it a pandemic. This was the start of 
			a scandal which led to countries competing with one another to get 
			the most vaccines as quickly as possible, spending unbelievable sums 
			of public money to acquire vaccines that were two to three times 
			more expensive than other vaccines.
 With health authorities like the WHO and the European Centre for 
			Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) fuelling hysteria, 
			countries panicked taking steps that were disproportionate to the 
			known and experienced severity of the H1N1 epidemic.
 
			  
			 
			  
			The costs 
			according to the latest Court of Auditors report were close to 1.3 
			billion Euros in the United Kingdom and over 700 million Euros in 
			France.
 The exception to the panic buying of these H1N1 vaccines was Poland 
			whose government decided against vaccinating the population. Yet 
			despite the well-publicized supposed threat their mortality rate was 
			not higher than in countries whose population was vaccinated.
 
 By the end of April 2010 it became clear that despite all the fear 
			mongering and huge costs to countries who were already trying to 
			cope with crippling debt that this Flu had a much lower mortality 
			rate than that related to seasonal flu.
 
			  
			With around 2 900 deaths in Europe 
			attributed to H1N1 compared to an estimated 40 000 - 220 000 deaths 
			per year depending on the year that related to seasonal flu.  
			  
			This 
			'unbelievably' was not picked up by 
			
			the main stream media who 
			continued to play up the severity of the threat.
 It also wasn’t long before health concerns about the vaccine started 
			to emerge with cases of Narcolepsy being reported in children in 
			Finland and Sweden following vaccinations with GSK’s H1N1 influenza 
			vaccine.
 
			  
			These concerns were highlighted by 
			Michèle Rivasi on the 7 March 2011 in Strasbourg during an 
			evaluation of the management of H1N1 influenza in the EU in 
			2009-2010 when she stated, 
				
				“I would like to highlight the cases 
				of 
				
				Narcolepsy that have been reported in children in Finland 
				and Sweden following vaccination with GSK’s H1N1 influenza 
				vaccine.    
				These cases need our attention. In 
				the first instance, they clearly demonstrate that there are 
				still grey areas, both in relation to the actual toxicity of the 
				vaccines and adjuvants and in relation to possible risks as yet 
				unknown to the manufacturers themselves. 
				 
				  
				Finland has suspended 
				the use of this vaccine until more information is available.
				   
				This is not the position of the 
				European Medicines Agency (EMA), which has decided instead 
				to wait until more information is available before issuing any 
				opinion on restricting the use of this vaccine. I would like to 
				see the Commission adopt the same position as Finland. 
				   
				It is time that the precautionary 
				principle benefited patients for once instead of always 
				benefiting the companies”. 
			What’s really worrying about this 
			vaccine is that the vaccine manufacturer, despite making huge 
			profits, refused to take responsibility for the vaccine’s side 
			effects.  
			  
			Did they know something that they 
			weren’t sharing about the safety of their vaccine?
 This certainly seems to have been the case as scientists involved in 
			creating previous vaccinations were telling family and friends not 
			to take the H1N1 vaccine:
 
			  
			  
			  
			  
			  
			
			What is even more alarming is that it seems that most health care 
			workers don’t trust these vaccines either.
 
			  
			
			The Journal of General 
			internal Medicine 
			
			reported in February 2006 that 70% of doctors and 
			62% of healthcare workers DO NOT take flu shots. Yet these same 
			health professionals urge the rest of us to get vaccinated.
 Some Doctors have spoken out against the dangers of vaccines as can 
			be seen from the video below:
 
			  
			  
			  
			
			
 
			  
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