Posted on 10/29/2009 1:48:47 PM PDT by AJKauf
Now H1N1 has made a comeback, both in strength and news. Or has it? The short supply of swine flu vaccine has caused a new wave of alarm. This is a panic-prone world, and when the news feeds us alarmist headlines in flashing red font we stop and pay attention. “What if the flu gets stronger? What will we do then?” And there will be another round of second guessing after every sneeze from a child and every cough from a coworker. People purchasing NyQuil or Robitussin will be eyed suspiciously. You will worry when you get that first sniffle, and by the time a fever sets in it won’t matter because Dr. Google will have already diagnosed you with H1N1. Perhaps your child will come home and tell you that there were several absent students in his class today, so you’ll decide to keep him home for the rest of the week: “Obama declared this a national emergency! This is serious business!”
“National emergency” sounds worse than the reality is. ....
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This was a huge social experiment. When will someone explain WHY there is a live type and a dead type when we know the live type is “infecting”.
Please don’t take the swine flu shot, unless you voted for
obama. in that case it’s ok, so do it for America.
I don’t know how they know anything about anything when they aren’t even testing for it anymore????
Just another manufactured crisis to inspire chaos, panic and class warfare.
They are trying to do it in every niche of society.
Isn’t that the truth!
One of my children may have just recovered from it, and many of his classmates are out of school with probable cases. I just found out that two people I know were experiencing flu symptoms and feeling pretty awful and within hours they were hospitalized and are now on ventilators. These two have nothing to do with each other, but had the exact same symptoms and are now in ICU. They are in their 40s and were otherwise healthy. Scary.
There must be more than one strain going around.
Think of how that would solve every problem America has, from resource shortages, to imaginary carbon footprint burdens and homicidal voting districts...
Oh yes and for H1N1 they are using the mist for certain age groups that are less likely to produce a strong enough immune response, something like 4-9 years or so.
It gives them a better shot at a good immune response to get the attenuated instead of killed.
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