Comments on: Responses on swine flu

By: sandra eeles

sandra eeles — Mon, 04 May 2009 09:59:43 +0000

Most people stick there head in the sand and would rather not know what is going on around us . It is quite sad but if it were not for people like you and the internet we would not really know what is going on. Perhaps ignorance is bliss but it would not suit me. Keep up the good work.

By: Eva Walker

Eva Walker — Sun, 03 May 2009 01:58:52 +0000

I was listening to the Naked Doctor and it was mentioned that they had shortages of Oncologists.My husband died from cancer and before he did none of the chemo the doctor gave him didn’t work.My husband told him it was no use to see him any more.The oncologist told him if he stopped seeing him he would not write him prescriptions for pain pills.

By: Richard Siegel

Richard Siegel — Sat, 02 May 2009 23:01:17 +0000

Check out Plum Island in the Long Island area.N ext ask yourself about all the microbiologists
murdered or who died in lab accidents over the years.One died blasted by a kind of death ray,
At first I didnt believe AIDS was manufactured.But a number of homosexuals in the San FRancisco area were given”vaccines” for Hepatitis B,only to become HIV positive not long after.

Now the earth is a living,conscious organism.People digging up forests in Africa,South America,
Asia (all pawns of Europe for hundreds of years) end up releasing new unknown viruses.In th
next few years you really will see pandemics.The Swine flu is nothing.several hundred people
at most out of 5 billion is not a big deal.It could be a test run.
John Connally(Texas politician shot with JFK Dallas 1963),stated shortly before his death that if
the public really knew what the government was involved in,there would be mass riots and
rebellions.Its started already with the taxes and bank bailouts.If you miss car or mortgage payments,or loans due-the banks dont give a fuck.The World Bank is notorious for loaning 3rd
world countries sums they cant pay back,and they end up in control of the infrastructure of
Ecuador,Bolivia,Panama etc.. Why does America need military bases in over 125 foreign
countries.Some have their leaders die in mysterious plane crashes.

By: Brenda Steiner

Brenda Steiner — Sat, 02 May 2009 22:17:59 +0000

I googled “Tamiflu shelf life”. I read a memo dated Jan 2004, from the makers of Tamiflu, announcing that they were out of stock at the time and none was available for the remainder of the season. The same memo then went on to say that they were increasing the shelf life of the capsule form to 48 weeks. Could it be that there’s now a need to get rid of existing stock, before the expiration date? It makes you wonder. Maybe there’s a need to push the product, so they can produce more (more profit of course). Fear is good for business! It makes you wonder…

By: Sachi

Sachi — Sat, 02 May 2009 20:22:35 +0000

Keith,
I heard creepazoid “Rumsfeld” has big finger in Tamiflu –major flue pie industry….do you know about this?