Selene
27th September 2012, 00:18
Yes: we were not paranoid: they really were trying to kill us with the H1N1 ‘pandemic’ vaccine of 2008-09, the one mandated by WHO and produced by Baxter to ‘prevent’ a worldwide swine flu outbreak, the outbreak that never actually materialized after medical personnel and Jane Burgermeister pushed back and refused the inoculations. (Funny about that: the Big Bad Pandemic went *poof* when the inoculation program withered.)
In fact, a new Canadian CDC study shows it caused those who actually got the jab to come down with H1N1 sooner and more frequently than those who did not get the vaccine. A test on vaccinated ferrets showed the critters got sicker when exposed to H1N1 than unvaccinated ferrets. Hmmmmm……
http://www.activistpost.com/2012/09/study-confirms-flu-shot-makes-you-sicker.html (And a tip of the hat to Rense.com!)
Vancouver researcher Dr. Danuta Skowronski led a team of researchers questioning certain flu virus events that seemed to impact people who received the 2008-09 flu vaccine. Dr. Skowronski, incidentally, is an influenza expert with the B.C. Center for Disease Control.
What captivated Dr. Skowronski’s interest was the fact that those who were vaccinated with the H1N1 pandemic flu virus were the ones who were infected with it rather than people who did not receive the H1N1 flu vaccine. Initially that phenomenon was called the “Canadian problem” since research outside of Canada did not come up with similar findings. The real ‘kicker’ was that five studies performed in several Canadian provinces found the same results: H1N1 vaccination correlated with pandemic flu virus infection.
Apparently there were some doubts about ‘anecdotal’ findings, so Skowronski’s research team did a study with ferrets. That study’s results were presented at the Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy. What researchers found after working with 32 ferrets was the vaccinated group became significantly sicker than the controls. Eventually, all ferrets recovered.
The study was blinded, i.e., researchers didn’t know which ferrets received the 2008 flu shot. Half the ferrets received the flu shot and the balance were given a placebo injection. Then all ferrets were infected with the H1N1 virus. Those ferrets that were vaccinated became sicker than the non-vaccinated ferrets. Dr. Skowronski said, “The findings are consistent with the increased risk that we saw in the human studies.”
It boggles the mind – but the data doesn’t lie. (And yes, testing on ferrets is considered the gold standard for vaccine testing.)
Cheers,
Selene
In fact, a new Canadian CDC study shows it caused those who actually got the jab to come down with H1N1 sooner and more frequently than those who did not get the vaccine. A test on vaccinated ferrets showed the critters got sicker when exposed to H1N1 than unvaccinated ferrets. Hmmmmm……
http://www.activistpost.com/2012/09/study-confirms-flu-shot-makes-you-sicker.html (And a tip of the hat to Rense.com!)
Vancouver researcher Dr. Danuta Skowronski led a team of researchers questioning certain flu virus events that seemed to impact people who received the 2008-09 flu vaccine. Dr. Skowronski, incidentally, is an influenza expert with the B.C. Center for Disease Control.
What captivated Dr. Skowronski’s interest was the fact that those who were vaccinated with the H1N1 pandemic flu virus were the ones who were infected with it rather than people who did not receive the H1N1 flu vaccine. Initially that phenomenon was called the “Canadian problem” since research outside of Canada did not come up with similar findings. The real ‘kicker’ was that five studies performed in several Canadian provinces found the same results: H1N1 vaccination correlated with pandemic flu virus infection.
Apparently there were some doubts about ‘anecdotal’ findings, so Skowronski’s research team did a study with ferrets. That study’s results were presented at the Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy. What researchers found after working with 32 ferrets was the vaccinated group became significantly sicker than the controls. Eventually, all ferrets recovered.
The study was blinded, i.e., researchers didn’t know which ferrets received the 2008 flu shot. Half the ferrets received the flu shot and the balance were given a placebo injection. Then all ferrets were infected with the H1N1 virus. Those ferrets that were vaccinated became sicker than the non-vaccinated ferrets. Dr. Skowronski said, “The findings are consistent with the increased risk that we saw in the human studies.”
It boggles the mind – but the data doesn’t lie. (And yes, testing on ferrets is considered the gold standard for vaccine testing.)
Cheers,
Selene