By Jon Rappoport
Trying to read through and behind the lies of medical bureaucrats is an interesting exercise. For example, we’re being told there is a tremendous vaccine shortage. Yet, this past weekend in New York, they had seven vaccine centers all set to go; each center was prepared to deliver 30,000 shots. Barriers were erected outside the centers, to control the crowds. Cops were on duty to keep order.
About 1700 people showed up. The centers were morgues.
Doctors and nurses all over the world are refusing the vaccine. Safety concerns. And they don’t believe Swine Flu is anything more than mild flu.
So perhaps the vaccine shortage is a PR stunt, designed to explain why so many people are staying away from the shot. As long ago as August, you could see the handwriting on the wall. Polls were showing a flaccid interest in the vaccine.
These arrogant down-your-nose medical bureaucrats (CDC, WHO) like to think of the anti-vaccine people as crazies. But the crazies are winning.
No matter what sorts of observations we’re making—the vaccine stimulation of antibodies doesn’t really confer immunity; the vaccines contain toxic materials; manufacturers accidentally contaminate batches; studies show the flu vaccine is ineffective; people generally attain natural immunity without shots; drug companies are selling vaccines to make money; these companies suddenly have government guarantees against legal liability in the case of injury or death of vaccinees; the current pandemic is a fraud, if only because WHO redefined the word to exclude the necessity of huge numbers of death—whatever observations and charges we’re making, it’s working.
People are more averse to the vaccine than they are to so-called Swine Flu.
The public sees calm non-panicking stories in the press about celebrities and politicians who “have Swine Flu. No one cares.
If we keep this up, we have a damn good chance of keeping our win streak alive.
This says something about the Internet, of course. And the mainstream press is somewhat less robotic than usual this year, on the Swine Flu subject.
Freedom tends to be contagious.
Newspapers are drowning in red ink. They are therefore slightly more sensitive to what people want to read about. If polls show the public is wary about the vaccine and doesn’t feel Swine Flu is serious—well, that’s going to be reported.
With the sweat of desperation pouring out of their bodies, the CDC leaders are likely to say tomorrow that 900 million people in the US have Swine Flu.
I’ll wind it up with this clue. There is nothing PR (CDC) people hate more than a counter-PR campaign that beats them to a pulp. And that’s what’s happening.
Stay steady. Keep hammering. We’re on the upside.
JON RAPPOPORT
http://www.insolutuions.info/
