Super Swine Scam?

Super Swine Scam?

There’s a quiet revolution afoot in our great land and, no, that’s not a reference to the national tea party tax revolt nor to the growing revolution of the populace against Obamacare and outrageous spending and deficits.

Those revolts are less than quiet.

The quiet revolution is as grass roots as can be.

People are rebelling over government insistence that they inhale some mysterious mist or get poked with needles attached to vials filled with a vaccine untested for its long term effects.

Allegedly designed to protect them from H1N1, the swine flu scourge, unless we dutifully cooperate, H1N1 will infect at least half the planet, we’re told.

Many people are refusing to cooperate and many parents are refusing to have their kids vaccinated with this product which could be the result of as much junk science as the global warming charade.

A Consumer Reports poll showed just 34% of Americans plan to get the shot, 21% smell a rat and would pass, and 43% are undecided, http://bit.ly/2pJpvm, testimony that Americans aren’t as stupid as Obama thinks they are.

CBSNews.com snuck out of the government reservation the other day and effectively said the passers and fence-sitters are right.

“Swine Flu Cases Overestimated?” is a heretical departure from the government propaganda machine which has been preaching for over a year that the H1N1 virus is the worst thing to hit mankind since the Black Plague.

CBS surprisingly reported that “If you’ve been diagnosed ‘probable’ or ‘presumed’ H1N1 or ’swine flu” in recent months, you may be surprised to know this: odds are you didn’t have H1N1 flu.

“In fact, you probably didn’t have flu at all. That’s according to state-by-state test results obtained in a three-month-long CBS News investigation.”

How could that be, after all the scare tactics being employed by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, the CDC?

Easy answer: the whole swine flu scare is a large load of poppycock.

CBS also revealed . . .

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Swine Flu and Government-Induced Panic

Swine Flu and Swine: Government-Induced Panic

In academia, it’s called “publish or perish,” unwritten, university-imposed requisites that untenured professors publish something, virtually anything, to get the university name some publicity, and for the professors to avoid being canned.

It results in profs rushing into print some of the most godawful tripe no matter its relevance, no matter its accuracy.

Our present government, which revels in panic of all sorts, engages in similar ploys to arouse needless public “agina” over the economy, health care, and the environment hoping voters will agree on quick legislative action in lieu of enacting intelligent laws.

Get it done, “publish” it, before the electorate catches on and ousts the enactors in the next election.

The tactic was working until Obamacare hit the fan.

Last year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the CDC, got into the panic act with its dire warnings and predictions on the Swine Flu, officially known as H1N1.

A governmental agency under the Department of Health and Human Services, the CDC and its dedicated people won’t exactly perish if they don’t publish claptrap.

They’re protected under Civil Service laws and, much like meteorologists forecasting the weather, they’re aware that when their claptrap is proven woefully wrong, the average joe will have forgotten what they said.

Besides, panics afford them some limelight and may help their climb up the promotional ladder.

The CDC latched onto the Swine Flu, H1N1, in 2008 as if it represented the onset of a pandemic worse than the bubonic plague melded into the Black Plague.

Far worse than contracting H1N1 could be the vaccinations the CDC is now advocating. Some sources are alleging it is as ineffective as it is deadly: http://euro-med.dk/?p=9152. . . .

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