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Swine flu numbers are a hoax: CDC allegedly over inflated the number of cases and deaths
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TheH1N1 vaccine has many parents worried sick about whether or not to give the vaccine to their children, and it’s not just parents who are anti-vaccines that are worried, but it’s also parent’s who vaccinate their children and give them the seasonal flu vaccine. The biggest issue that everyone has is whether or not the vaccine is safe, especially in light of the swine flu vaccine which was given in 1976 that caused some of its recipients to develop Guillain-Barre Syndrome. With all of the hype regarding the death toll that the swine flu has had on American citizens, it is not surprising that people, who would not normally get the vaccine, are strongly considering getting it. Before getting the H1N1 vaccine, it is prudent to closely scrutinize all of the media coverage to ensure that the alarming numbers coming out of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are true facts.
Sharyl Attkinson, who is aCBS reporter “blew the lid off” the swine flu media hype and hysteria. She started looking seriously into the CDC’s reporting of the huge number of cases of swine flu when four different reliable healthcare sources revealed to her that the CDC had mandated that all medical professionals stop testing for and counting swine flu cases. Sharyl Attkinson’s healthcare sources were very concerned because without proper testing, the CDC had no reliable means of knowing just how many cases of the swine flu actually existed-let alone how many people have actually died from swine flu complications. CBS was primarily concerned for those people who were told that they had the swine flu, when in fact; they might not have had any kind of flu at all. The danger here is that these same people were actually told that they would be immune to the swine flu because they have had it; however, that immunity did not exist because in actuality, they had never had the swine flu. This puts them in a precarious situation in that they are still susceptible to getting the H1N1 virus because they obviously would not be likely candidates to get the swine flu vaccine, which the CDC feels would prevent the swine flu. With this information, Sharyl Attkinson decided to find out the truth directly from the horses’ mouth so she contacted the CDC.
CBS news requested that the CDC provide them with public documents such as emails and other materials that they used to communicate their decision to stop officially testing for the swine flu. The CDC refused to give CBS the documents and eventually stopped communicating with CBS altogether. This led CBS to file a Freedom of Information (FOI) for the public materials, which should have expedited the critical request to gather information for pending news coverage regarding the health of American citizens. To date, CBS has yet to receive the documentation as to why the CDC requested that doctors stop testing for the swine flu and report anyone with flu like symptoms as having the H1N1 virus. Again, it is becoming quite clear, due to the CDC's unwillingness to provide any relevant documentation, that most of the people who have been diagnosed as having swine flu did not actually have it or any flu for that matter. Moreover, the 4000 estimated deaths might be over inflated as well. Unfortunately, it is alleged that the CDC mandated this erroneous reporting for the sole purpose of inflating their swine flu numbers and creating a false pandemic.
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Reference:
Attkinson, Sharyl. (October 2009). Freedom of Information Stalled at CDC and DC Government. CBSnews.com. Retreived n November 27, 2009 from http://www.cbsnews.com/blogs/2009/10/27/couricandco/entry5427136.shtml?tag=contentMain;contentBody
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