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You're claiming the H1N1 vaccine killed people again. We hashed it out yesterday, if you will recall, that the full quote said they were unable to link the deaths to the vaccine.

My son and I and our dogs just got back from the softball field where unbeknownst to us a few geese previously had settled in. Within seconds, both of our dogs were seen enjoying a little "snack" of goose poop. My son and I retrieved our retrievers and went to a tennis park instead where we let them run. Now both dogs within minutes of one another were seen throwing up once each. POSSIBLY, my son and I thought, because they had the poop just previously, that might have caused the current puke. There was no way it could be proven, though, but we decided anyway to keep them from their beloved softball field until the ground (and poop) freezes over. That's how I feel about the dead Swedes. POSSIBLY they could have died from the swine flu injection via the thrust of chemicals into their already compromised systems. There aren't too many people save yourself that are so trustworthy of an inoculation that has plenty of side effects listed as "possible" reactions to completely write off the issue in Sweden just because it hasn't yet been proven they died of the swine flu injection. When I link to something I DO look it over to see if the person/site seems credible or not. But as you well know, some of the least credible people have stories in major publications and some of the best information today can be found on YouTube, so it's up to the general public to sort through the knowledge they're given (or have searched for on their own) and retain what they believe to be true and write off that which they feel is "woo" as you like to say.