Listen to this interview with Barbara Loe Fisher, head of NVIC.
Prez Obama declares pandemic as CDC does zippo to confirm supposed terrible danger of H1N1.
Governing by fear. 1984...........................
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Pinelady
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Yep. Thats right. If you want to know what killed
your child you will most likely have to find your
own crew to do it or it will just be chalked up to
H1N1. Do you know how many parents actually know
this, and believe what they are told. There were
only 2 labs in the US who would do this for you.
I would contact the NVIC who can tell you who to
contact, other than that, one was in the
Triangle, and the other was in CA. Meaning they
can conclude if the vaccine killed or something else.
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Yes, go see the California Waives A Law post for the lovely comments made to me today by the woman at the CA DPH H1N1 hotline when I inquired about how we could know there's a pandemic happening if the CDC isn't doing any testing.
Reminds me of when we were all young and took turns presenting something at dinnertime. My youngest sister, maybe age 5, presented a picture and told us about all the things she had drawn there.
When we inquired about where the objects were that she was referring to, like say, the candy cane she was mentioning, she said it just wasn't showing, but it was still there.
And the CDCs and DPHs of the world expect to pacify us with such don't-show-yet-tells?
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How do they test for this flu, and how do they know? What, exactly do they look for? Or test for?
I thought anything viral, was a clinical diagnosis. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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Hmmm! Does this explanation, really answer THE question? Or am I missing something?
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What specific test was developed? And by whom?
What a crock!!!!!!!!!!
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H1N1 was created I use to trust just about everyone now I only trust in God.
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"My youngest sister, maybe age 5, presented a picture and told us about all the things she had drawn there.
When we inquired about where the objects were that she was referring to, like say, the candy cane she was mentioning, she said it just wasn't showing, but it was still there."
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For what it's worth, there was a recent update to the VAERS data - up to Sept 22. If you have the patience, you can download the data into Excel; then sort through it. Of course, these are reported events.
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