.he upcoming swine flu threat has the government ramping up a massive program to inoculate as much of the population as possible with flu vaccines. Very little is being said about the safety and efficacy of such a proposal. But taking a look back at the last time we had a massive swine flu vaccination campaign, some 30 years ago, ought to give you cause for concern.
Do You Remember the Swine Flu Disaster of 1976?
The current campaign to vaccinate as many people as possible against swine flu has alarming similarities to the previous swine flu vaccine disaster in 1976. Back then, the U.S. government, using a mostly fear-based public relations campaign, convinced 43 million Americans to get swine flu shots.
In the end, the dreaded epidemic never came close to materializing, but the after-effects on some of the vaccine recipients was devastating. Several hundred people developed crippling Guillain-Barré Syndrome after their injections, and lawsuits totaling over $1 billion were filed by victims who had suffered paralysis. Some perfectly healthy adults ended up as paraplegics, and 25 people died of complications from the vaccines.
The Hazards of Flu Vaccines That They Won't Tell You About.
Some of the facts about vaccinations that they're not going to tell you about are:
1.There is absolutely no solid evidence that the swine flu shots (or any flu shot) will actually work.
2. Vaccinations are typically loaded with toxic heavy metals such as mercury and aluminum, preservatives and emulsifiers, including formaldehyde.
3. Flu vaccines can contain a number of chemical toxins, including ethylene glycol (antifreeze), formaldehyde and phenol (carbolic acid). Many vaccines also contain immune adjuvants (think of vaccine turbochargers) like aluminum and squalene. Squalene was an ingredient in the anthrax vaccines that Gulf War veterans received. Studies later revealed that virtually all of the troops affected by Gulf War Syndrome had reactions to the squalene in the vaccines.
4. Vaccines are a prime suspect as a cause of neurological diseases such as autism and Alzheimers. Although these connections are difficult, if not impossible to prove, there are enough case histories out there that you would be foolish to disregard the possibilities.
Post Vaccination Follow-Up Studies Are Virtually Non-Existent.
There is virtually no evidence to support the safety of vaccines on your long-term health or the health of your children. Follow-up studies on vaccine safety are only conducted for about two weeks, and they only look for severe reactions.
Autoimmune disorders that occur due to vaccinations, like those seen in Gulf War Syndrome, frequently take years to diagnose, due to the lack of clear early symptoms. Complaints like headaches, fatigue and chronic aches and pains are common symptoms, but may have other causes.
What Have We Learned From the History of Vaccinations?
When a vaccine has to be developed in such a short period of time, you can be virtually certain that it has not been thoroughly tested to determine its safety and effectiveness.
Vaccinations May Be Mandatory.
Unfortunately, there are laws already in place to make a mandated vaccination program a reality, giving certain agencies the authority to even use force to ensure compliance.
Drug Companies Will Not Be Responsible for any Damage.
To make all this worse, the pharmaceutical companies, and the government, will be exempt from any liability for any harmful side effects from the swine flu vaccines. So if you suffer any consequences from the vaccines, you'll get no compensation for them!
Before you decide whether or not to participate in the swine flu program, you really ought to educate yourself about the true risks and benefits of flu vaccinations. Don't trust the government or the pharmaceutical companies for honest information.
What Steps Can You Take to Prevent Swine Flu?
If you're concerned about the swine flu, the safest strategy is to build up your natural immunity and give your body the armor it needs to protect itself against infections. This includes a diet rich in immune-boosting antioxidants, adequate sunshine for vitamin D, regular exercise and sleep.
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