REVELATION: Only the “vaccinated” died during the 1918 Spanish Flu

NewsTarget ^ | 12/29/2021 | By Ethan Huff

[Antoninus]

Not true. There was an attempt to vaccinate against the Spanish flu — it failed.

[Jim Noble]

There were several phases of the 1918-1919 worldwide event.

If they had what we have for tools, they might have been talking about variants.

Anyway, yes, there was a wave that took healthy young people, described as “healthy at breakfast, dead at lunch”.

[ransomnote]

The groundwork for medical coup formally began installation in the early 90's Before then, vaccines were neutral to beneficial.

Then in 1993, human health began to decline in relation to the increasing number of 'vaccines' the public was given (students mandated).

https://informedconsentdefense.org/

 

In '93 the CDC and NIH each founded their own 501c3's and began taking donations (and orders, apparently) from Bill Gates, George Soros, pharmas and others.

Around that same year, the FDA was deregulated and government workers were allowed to personally profit from drugs developed with taxpayer dollars. Fauci/CDC/NIH/FDA all went into the prescription drug business.

Then Fauci met with Gates in 2000 and agreed Fauci would develop the drugs and Gates would use his ownership of the World Health Organization to force African nations to purchase them.

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ransomnote: Based on what I've learned, I no longer beleive any flu vaccine was warranted. They were experimenting and practicing on us, and repeatedly tried to fan panic around the flu. I recall that Fauci looked embittered when his efforts to make h1n1 a screaming panic failed. He railed at the indifferent public. Oh but he perservered, didn't he?

[ransomnote]

There’s a FReeper who posts similar content about Polio. That FReeper says the vaccinated military contracted polio and the spin factor sold the story about how it saved us. I dunno, I know there were failed attempts at the polio vaccine.

[PghBaldy]

antibiotics don’t stop a virus.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Please get as many “boosters” as you possibly can, as soon as possible.

You can never be too safe.

[Sapwolf]

Why you posting such silliness?

Beggin for a banhammer.

[Neverlift]

From the article: “It was caused by random dosages of an experimental ‘bacterial meningitis vaccine,’ which to this day mimics flu-like symptoms,” Martingano explains.

The vaccine that they blame was not for flu.

[Republican Wildcat]

ransomnote: Based on what I've learned, I no longer beleive any flu vaccine was warranted.

What have you ever "learned" that was in the least bit factual? Posting from fake news sites constantly, posting things which 100% contradict each other regularly, etc.

[Trumpisourlastchance]

This site is now a garbage dump of misinformation and outright lies.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Antibiotics will stop bacterial pneumonia, caused by the flu, which is what the people originally died from in 1918 .

[Republican Wildcat]

Well...

I’m not calling for them to be “prohibited”...I’m just asking them to be smart and think things through before posting obvious garbage. I guess that is too much to ask.

[icclearly]

Well, of course it is true! It’s real simple. After spending billion - actually trillions - we are now reporting more cases per day than we did before over 60% of the country became vaccinated.

Oh, that’s smart. Real smart!

Go government.

[kearnyirish2]

The problem is some vaccines introduce something to your body (antibodies, for example) so if you then catch the disease/the vaccine doesn’t prevent infection, your system could be overloaded.

In any case, what they are injecting today fits no definition of “vaccine” as I’ve understood it (and they changed the official definition because a blind man could see that).

[John S Mosby]

There were NO vaccines available against the “Spanish” flu—
which was called “Spanish” because Spain was the only neutral country during WWI whose journalists reported the Avian flu that came from US soldiers coming into France, having acquired the swine flu originally in Fort Riley US Army Base, Kansas.

The swine flu jumped species from humans to birds/chickens in France and thence over to Spain via the traveling between the war zone and Spain.

There was never a vaccine against the coronavirus Spanish flu— because they never had gene analysis to make one, and also because this flu was zoonotic- from one animal to another, there never could be a “vaccine” just as now. The animal reservoir which could be anywhere does not assure protection- that and the fact that the current vaccine is NOT of the virion’s content— just the Spike protein segment clip.

Prior to this, say in the Revolutionary War time, vaccines were made at great risk from the live Smallpox virus from sores on usually still living (sometimes not, as in, from newly dead). The risk of live virus stuck under the skin— was death from the “vaccine”. It was Edward Jenner who used dried “killed” cowpox dust to vaccinate against Smallpox— but this was in the UK and after the epidemic time before and during the American Revolution. Edward Jenner was able to help Napoleon’s troops be safely vaccinated, and was awarded a medal by Napoleon for saving French empire.

[kearnyirish2]

Near me in NJ is one of the sites where returning troops disembarked after WWI; those unknowing superspreaders then spread it far and wide as they returned home across the country...

[John S Mosby]

Thank you, Pelham— you are quite correct. It is true that massive doses of aspirin were used to fight the fevers of the 1918 influenza, to no avail, as the overdosing caused major problems that did not aid recovery— made it worse

[smokingfrog]

https://heritage.umich.edu/stories/the-first-flu-shot/

[Antoninus]

A flu vaccine had not ever been isolated in 1918. Electron microscopy was in its infancy. There were no flu vaccines for anyone including the military during WWI.

There was an attempt to create a vaccine for the Spanish flu, but it failed. Sound familiar?

Was there a vaccine attempt during the Spanish flu of 1918-20? Did it succeed?

[Charles Martel]

The “experts” always want to involve the United States in the Spanish Flu propagation story, but I think there is a greater chance that the “Chinese Labour Corps” workers hired by the British to free up men for front-line duty might have played a role. I believe the French did likewise, too - and all late in the war.