I've received several emails from concerned readers asking why I haven't posted anything on the H1N1 virus. Well the truth is that I did post important information about the virus back in April 2009. You can click HERE and HERE to read what I wrote. But I will break it down for you right now and provide new FACTS. There is something very sinister about this virus. Not only how it was created, but how it is being reported. You need to know the FACTS about the H1N1 virus.
About 3,917 people worldwide. Of all the deaths, 2,948 occurred in the Americas. AMERICAS include North America, Canada, Mexico, Central America, South America!!! CDC reports that 36,171 people die from the REGULAR FLU every year in the United States!!! Why did the WHO make this a GLOBAL PANDEMIC when only a small fraction of people have died from the H1N1 virus compared to the REGULAR FLU??? Did you know that the H1N1 virus is NOT a natural born contagion??? It is a MAN-MADE VIRUS! Now I want you to ask yourselves, WHY did our government IMMEDIATELY prepare for QUARANTINES when the H1N1 began infecting people and NOTHING catastrophic or even unusual has happened?!????
Our government and others with the help of the W.H.O. are playing on our fears and have been trying to manipulate our emotions. Don't let them. I haven't quite figured out the WHY yet! However, it is definitely being used as a distraction. From the global economic crisis perhaps? Knowledge is power! I've posted FACTS below.
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Fact #1: CDC Research: How many people die from flu each year in the United States?
In 2009, CDC published additional estimates of flu-related deaths comparing different methods, including the methods used in the 2003 JAMA study. The seasons studied included the 1993-94 through the 2002-03 flu seasons [9]. Results from this study showed that during this time period, 36,171 flu-related deaths occurred per year, on average.
Fact #2: GENEVA, Sept. 25 (Xinhua) -- About 3,917 people worldwide have been killed by the A/H1N1 influenza since the new flu virus was identified in April, the World Health Organization (WHO) said in a latest update on Friday.
Of all the deaths, 2,948 occurred in the Americas, followed by the West Pacific region, with 362 deaths. The other four WHO regional offices, South-East Asia, Europe, East Mediterranean and Africa reported 340, 154, 72 and 41 deaths respectively.
Fact #3: PARIS Apr 28 (AFP) — The World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) said the pathogen was "not a classic human virus... but a virus which includes [in] its characteristics swine, avian and human virus components."
In an interview with AFP, OIE Director General Bernard Vallat described the virus as a "cocktail" of four different strains. "The background of these strains has been reconstituted," he said.
Vallat said that "no-one, so far" had been able to show how or where the novel strain of virus had brewed.
CDC said the following at a press conference, "We know so far that the viruses contain genetic pieces from 4 different virus sources. This is unusual. That particular genetic combination of swine influenza virus segments has not been recognized before in the US or elsewhere."
Fact #4: CBS News Political Hotsheet, April 28, 2009 - DHS Assistant Secretary Bridger McGaw circulated the swine flu memo, which was obtained by CBSNews.com, on Monday night. It says: "The Department of Justice has established legal federal authorities pertaining to the implementation of a quarantine and enforcement. Under approval from HHS, the Surgeon General has the authority to issue quarantines."
McGaw appears to have been referring to the section of federal law that allows the Surgeon General to detain and quarantine Americans "reasonably believed to be infected" with a communicable disease. A Centers for Disease Control official said on Tuesday that swine flu deaths in the U.S. are likely.
Federal quarantine authority is limited to diseases listed in presidential executive orders; President Bush added "novel" forms of influenza with the potential to create pandemics in Executive Order 13375. Anyone violating a quarantine order can be punished by a $250,000 fine and a one-year prison term.
In 2009, CDC published additional estimates of flu-related deaths comparing different methods, including the methods used in the 2003 JAMA study. The seasons studied included the 1993-94 through the 2002-03 flu seasons [9]. Results from this study showed that during this time period, 36,171 flu-related deaths occurred per year, on average.
Fact #2: GENEVA, Sept. 25 (Xinhua) -- About 3,917 people worldwide have been killed by the A/H1N1 influenza since the new flu virus was identified in April, the World Health Organization (WHO) said in a latest update on Friday.
Of all the deaths, 2,948 occurred in the Americas, followed by the West Pacific region, with 362 deaths. The other four WHO regional offices, South-East Asia, Europe, East Mediterranean and Africa reported 340, 154, 72 and 41 deaths respectively.
Fact #3: PARIS Apr 28 (AFP) — The World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) said the pathogen was "not a classic human virus... but a virus which includes [in] its characteristics swine, avian and human virus components."
In an interview with AFP, OIE Director General Bernard Vallat described the virus as a "cocktail" of four different strains. "The background of these strains has been reconstituted," he said.
Vallat said that "no-one, so far" had been able to show how or where the novel strain of virus had brewed.
CDC said the following at a press conference, "We know so far that the viruses contain genetic pieces from 4 different virus sources. This is unusual. That particular genetic combination of swine influenza virus segments has not been recognized before in the US or elsewhere."
Fact #4: CBS News Political Hotsheet, April 28, 2009 - DHS Assistant Secretary Bridger McGaw circulated the swine flu memo, which was obtained by CBSNews.com, on Monday night. It says: "The Department of Justice has established legal federal authorities pertaining to the implementation of a quarantine and enforcement. Under approval from HHS, the Surgeon General has the authority to issue quarantines."
McGaw appears to have been referring to the section of federal law that allows the Surgeon General to detain and quarantine Americans "reasonably believed to be infected" with a communicable disease. A Centers for Disease Control official said on Tuesday that swine flu deaths in the U.S. are likely.
Federal quarantine authority is limited to diseases listed in presidential executive orders; President Bush added "novel" forms of influenza with the potential to create pandemics in Executive Order 13375. Anyone violating a quarantine order can be punished by a $250,000 fine and a one-year prison term.
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