Mysterious U.S. Swine Flu Probe Widens as Mexico Finds Swine Flu *updated*

Originally posted by JBA2848

I think the WHO and CDC are the ones pushing world government laws of fine and imprisonment to punish those that don't follow there rules. One world government under WHOs rule for your own protection.

Yes, ultimately it is the United Nations, and the WHO (just a specialized branch of the U.N.) and the CDC who are using the
guise of "protection" as the excuse for the mass vaccination campaign, and propaganda.

Personally, while I know this "novel" flu is still circulating even in summer I believe this whole scenario being played out has been planned, and carefully timed and executed to coincide with the economice collapse, the "nationalized heath care plan" that has sent the U.S. into town halls gone wild.

The WHO does not really give a dead fish about anyone. They are all about totalitarian control. This "novel" flu is a means to an end.


[edit on 26-8-2009 by burntheships]

www.cdc.gov...

Objective:
77. Support achievement of international and national goals for the acceleration of control,andthe eradication and elimination of diseases.:

In the sentence above the word and placed where it is means they have a goal of acceleration of control but they also want to eradicate and eliminate diseases. So what do they want to accelerate the control of globally.

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Yes, precisely. They, the Untited Nations as the arm of the WHO want global control. What comes after every man woman and child has been vaccinated?

Swine flu sends more blacks, Hispanics to hospital

Researchers looked at more than 1,500 lab-confirmed swine flu cases reported to the Chicago Department of Public Health from late April through late July.

Blacks with swine flu were hospitalized at a rate of 9 per 100,000, and Hispanics at a rate of 8 per 100,000. For whites, the rate was 2 per 100,000, the study found.
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At the CDC, many diseases are squeezable

At last, a common cold that feels good to catch. In a rather sparse and sterile gift shop at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, at least a few items are eye-catchers: the stuffed toys.

But look not for a fluffy bear, a plush puppy or cuddly kitten.

Instead, these toys are the pinnacle of public health humor in a shop serving mostly CDC employees and guests. For $7.95, one can pick up a non-communicable version of everything from Ebola to the H1N1 virus, Syphilis to HIV and more.

Pathologist Liz Lence recently picked up some warm fuzzy diseases, made by Giant Microbes, for her nieces and nephews. For the boys, a yellow West Nile virus will do, while the girls will receive the kissing disease — a round, pink toy with big eyes.

“They’re hilarious, especially for people like us. We’re science nerds,” Lence said, adding that she was at the CDC with a group of scientists for a convention. “Yesterday there was a sperm.”

The gift shop is run by SHARE Inc., a 50-year-old non-profit that benefits CDC employees. A spokesperson for SHARE couldn’t immediately be reached for comment.

To see more of the stuffed toys, check out www.giantmicrobes.com.

The gift shop, found in the Tom Harkin Global Communications Center on Clifton Road, has limited hours and is open Tuesday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.
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Welcome to GIANTmicrobes!®

GIANTmicrobes® are stuffed animals that look like tiny microbes — only a million times actual size! They're humorous, educational, and fun!

Each of our GIANTmicrobes® comes with an image and information about the real microbe it represents. They make great learning tools, as well as amusing gifts for anyone with a sense of humor.

Best sellers include: The Common Cold, The Flu, Sore Throat, Stomach Ache, Brain Cell, E. coli, Kissing Disease, Ulcer, Martian Life, Beer & Bread, Black Death, Ebola, Flesh Eating, Sleeping Sickness, Dust Mite, Bed Bug, Bookworm, and many more!

Collect them all!

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I find this odd. That the CDC would sell these things in there CDC gift shop.

The pace is speeding up towards talks of quarentines, mandatory vaccinations, and other really scary stuff!

H1N1 Specific Involuntary Quarantine Orders

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Study: Swine flu easily overtakes other strains

WASHINGTON -- A new study may help lay some swine flu fears to rest, while explaining why the virus is sweeping the globe so rapidly.



When University of Maryland researchers combined swine flu with other strains of influenza, the two didn't mutate into a super bug. Instead, the swine flu took over.

The scientists infected ferrets with the two bugs and after swabbing the mammals nasal cavities, they found no evidence of gene swapping.

The Maryland team says the results suggest swine flu isn't under any evolutionary pressure to mix and mutate into something more dangerous, because it appears to have a biological advantage over other kinds of flu.

But, that also means swine flu will likely dominate this flu season. In Australia, where it's winter, eight of every 10 people who tested positive for influenza had the new pandemic strain.

The study is posted on PLoS Current: Influenza, a Web site operated by the Public Library of Science.

Swine flu doesn't seem to want to change into more deadly strain. But its scary that our government is busy trying to make swine flu more dangerous in spite of what mother nautrue has planned.

Originally posted by JBA2848
Swine flu sends more blacks, Hispanics to hospital

Researchers looked at more than 1,500 lab-confirmed swine flu cases reported to the Chicago Department of Public Health from late April through late July.

Blacks with swine flu were hospitalized at a rate of 9 per 100,000, and Hispanics at a rate of 8 per 100,000. For whites, the rate was 2 per 100,000, the study found.
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The people in the Caucasian populace who could be easily killed off by these types of flus/pandemics died off already.

Hispanics have a large genetic cross-section from North, South and Central American Native, who should be well known to be more at risk merely because they didn't have signficant animal keeping prior to European colonization.

The people who could be easily impacted by these things have only been dying off in these populaces for the last 200-300 years, and many of their ancestors have still managed to be isolated enough to have missed their families being impacted by previous pandemics.

This is the same observable phenomena as you see with severe alcoholism. The people worst effected are "off-a-type," and that type has already undergone significant "selection reduction" in the Caucasian populace over the past couple of thousand years.

Blacks are being impacted for a probably a completely different reason.

Those of African descent (okay, more historically recent African descent), are far more prone to hypertension, and all manner of heart and circulatory issues. The now known affinity for swine flu to impact heart and circulation problems would greatly account for their increased hospitalizations.

Originally posted by JBA2848
Welcome to GIANTmicrobes!®

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I find this odd. That the CDC would sell these things in there CDC gift shop.

I think it is hilarious.

[edit on 2009/9/1 by Aeons]

This is another one of those very important posts!

CDC H1N1 forced quarantine docs leak!

Post date: 09/02/2009 - 06:46
Last night Zero Hedge obtained some interesting documents from the CDC web site. They contain blank 'forced quarantine' orders from Iowa and Florida regarding novel H1N1 -- including forced quarantine to a 'secure detention center'.

zerohedge

www.abovetopsecret.com...

www.scribd.com...

www.zerohedge.com...

[edit on 3-9-2009 by burntheships]

Young man in St. Lucie County dies of swine flu

ST. LUCIE COUNTY — St. Lucie County Health Department officials confirmed Thursday the county’s first death from H1N1 flu, commonly called the swine flu.

A man under 25 years old, with other health problems died Tuesday from H1NI flu, officials said.

Spokeswoman Arlease Hall said the public shouldn’t panic with the county’s first death from the swine flu but practice hygiene skills.
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Somebody has died where I live in Florida. So I guess its close to home now.

Novel H1N1 Influenza Weekly Surveillance Update Produced by: Bureau of Epidemiology, Florida Department of Health Produced on: September 2, 2009

Table 5. Deaths in All Reported Novel H1N1 Influenza Cases by County, Florida (n=70)

County

Alachua 1
Brevard 1
Broward 7
Clay 1
Dade 21
Duval 5
Hernando 1
Hillsborough 6
Lee 3
Monroe 1
Orange 5
Osceola 1
Palm Beach 5
Pinellas 2
Polk 2
Sarasota 2
Seminole 2
Taylor 1
Volusia 2
Walton 1

And add st lucie county 1

I think i may have the crap right now, lol. Last night i was hit with a high fever, headache, and muscle aches. I got the flu shot this last season, and i very rarely get fevers. I don't have respiratory symptoms though, so it may be something else.

www.azdhs.gov...

The health report for Arizona doesn't show any cases in Phoenix area.

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Take it easy, lots of fluids. People report different symptons, most everyone complains of runny nose, sore throat, aches.

Rest it up

H1N1: MAINE DECLARES CIVIL EMERGENCY

Gov. Baldacci proclaims civil emergency due to H1N1
Schools and health care providers are protected against liability claims related to vaccine clinics

Maine — Gov. John Baldacci on Tuesday declared a statewide civil emergency because of the H1N1 influenza virus, paving the way for mass immunization of Maine schoolchildren and other residents.
The emergency designation protects schools and health care providers against liability claims related to their participation in school-based vaccine clinics this fall for both the seasonal flu and the H1N1 flu. “Maine has been proactive in its response to this new flu,” Baldacci said in announcing the proclamation. “But as the school year begins, we must continue our vigilance, which will require a responsible and aggressive vaccination and public education campaign. It’s our goal that every person in the state has access to vaccines for the seasonal and H1N1 flu.”

www.bangordailynews.com...

www.maine.gov...

Maine has identified 360 cases of H1N1, which include 19 individuals requiring hospitalization and one individual who has died.

Doesn't seem like Maine is a hot spot for swine flu looking at there weekly report.

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Thanks. Well, i broke my fever last night, hopefully it doesn't return, but my throat is a bit sore. Prolly not swine flu though, if so it's nothing to be alarmed about at all. Could be strep or something, but i haven't had that since i was a kid.

Originally posted by JBA2848
www.azdhs.gov...

The health report for Arizona doesn't show any cases in Phoenix area.

Phoenix is in maricopa county, which has the highest number of new and confirmed cases in the state, i couldn't find anything about the phoenix area specifically in that link...

edit: i think i see where you may have gotten that, it doesn't state that those are counties listed, if you don't live in AZ you prolly don't know that, but yeah maricopa is where phoenix is, and it has a significantly higher number of cases than all the other counties, because phoenix is a very large population center...

[edit on 4-9-2009 by 27jd]