And when a crisis doesn't exist ... just make one up!
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Posted on 10/24/2009 8:38:37 AM PDT by TigerLikesRooster
Obama declares swine flu emergency
9 mins ago
WASHINGTON (AFP) – President Barack Obama has declared swine flu a "national emergency," the White House said Saturday, as the United States reels from millions of cases of infection and over 1,000 deaths.
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LOL; got that part straight; I had said 10,000 mg, when I meant 10,000 IU
The election will be canceled if it looks like Hoffman will win. The entire district will be under quarantine. It's for their own good, don'tchaknow.
Yet he still doesn’t give the vaccine to his girls.
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And when a crisis doesn't exist ... just make one up!
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Well, we also happen to agree on the horrendous holocaust known as ABORTION as well, then.
BTTT
Money, unions.
Oh... if kiddies stay home, parents don’t work, don’t pay more taxes.
Yet, they’ve made it a point to convince us that staying at home is worse re: spread, but fine for quarantine I guess.
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Recently there was an e-mail going around that said DO NOT USE LEFT OVER CUT ONIONS. It said they get bacteria right away. All I know is I haven't got sick yet from using cut onion that I have put in my refrig and it has been there for days.
Great info. straightening the CDC lie that 36,000 die of the regular flu each year. People won’t listen because they want to think there is a cap on the number who will die from the swine flu and although 36,000 is a lot of dead people to me, some here think it is an acceptable number of flu deaths.
Actually, this virus does a job on the immune system for some people and they end up contracting bacterial infections like MRSA - the flesh eating bacteria.
I go back and read this every so often.....
http://www.fumento.com/disease/flu2005.html
Pretty much nails it....
Fox Poll on Obama’s H1N1 National Emergency, as of 1:55 EST
Yes, we should prepare for the outbreak to get much worse 8% (673 votes)
Yes, though the outlook isn’t as dire as it sounds 6% (508 votes)
No, but I’m still concerned about the flu’s spread 29% (2,321 votes)
No, the outbreak is little more than media hype 54% (4,309 votes)
I don’t know 1% (114 votes)
Total Votes: 7,925
Care to wager on that one? (I think that one’s a little over the top, but then again, you might win the bet!) One thing is for sure, we know that Odumbo will some how try to pull some kind of national emergency in late October 2012, if he is in big troubl in the polls, you can take that to the bank—if we are fully Mel Zelaya-ized by then.
We need to check on what powers he gave to himself under Executive Orders in the case of a “national emergency.”
You are absolutely correct. I tell my family and friends that one has to be Sherlock Holmes these days in almost every aspect of our lives, including illness because we can’t count on being told the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. When you have symptoms, research them. I don’t know what else to tell you that might help your conundrum. There isn’t enough space to write the differences in the diseases/conditions you mention. I do feel your pain. I am a nurse and I look up everything to refresh myself on the problem or issue at hand so I can be prepared and decide whether I need to see the doctor and, if so, what I need to tell him/her.
It is twice as deadly as the seasonal flu for epileptics.
I have a daughter with epilepsy.
Kids with epilepsy and other neurological disorders are dying twice what they would with seasonal flu.
That’s strange.
We never had this problem when Bush was president.
"Yes, it, and other scenarios, is serious, and people should stock even more canned food, weapons and ammunition."
My son came down with some sort of illness - fever, coughing, etc. The doctor said it was probably the flu, but that the test to be sure was unreliable and therefore he didn’t use it. He gave us some Tamaflu and we took him home. He had only really seemed sick for about 3 days.
All of us had the flu shot (not the H1N1/swine shot, just the usual seasonal flu shot). So I suppose it was the regular flu, and he had mild symptoms because he’d been immunized. Or it could be H1N1.
My other son has it now, and if anything the symptoms look even milder in him. In any case, many kids around here are going through the same thing. I would hardly call it a reason to panic.
TLR, Thank You for the Thread.
This is a POWER Play.. hoping to go under the news radar on a Saturday.
Wonder what the other hand is doing ?
I’m asking DW to ping the survival list..
RBB, ping to the GB list.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2369994/posts
Bump!
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