SWINE FLU STATS
Doses of flu available: 40,000,000
Reported adverse effects: 1700
Number of serious adverse effects: 68
Number of reported subsequent cases of Guillain-Barre syndrome: 6
[CDC]
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5 Comments:
to put these numbers in context, can we please get the corresponding numbers for the seasonal flu and vaccine?
Once again Sam "Conspiradroid Moonbat" Smith encourages fear and ignorance through the promulgation of clap trap and bullshit.
Shame on you Mr. Smith.
Would that there were a way to bring you up on charges for your continued criminal negligence with regard to H1N1.
For those of you not so easily swayed by Mr. Smith's brand of profoundly offensive and mortally counterproductive snake oil:
An Epidemic of Fear How Panicked Parents Skipping Shots Endangers Us All
Separating myth from fact in debate about flu vaccine
H1N1 is bad enough without myths to make it worse
You're a disgrace Mr. Smith.
You've been pushing--explicitly and implicitly--this intellectually, morally and scientifically bankrupt anti-vaccine agenda, specifically against the H1N1 vaccine, since day one.
Your usual backdoor conspiradroid moonbattery is one thing--often publishing bylines by all manner of easily debunked, John Birch Society style, conspiracy theory sites and shills--but actively endangering public health is quite another.
May your conscience find you when you least expect it.
I'm sorry. I didn't realize that the Center for Disease Control, from whom these stats came, was among the "easily debunked, John Birch Society style, conspiracy theory sites and shills." I shall be more careful in the future.
In what time period did those 4,000 swine flu deaths occur? What is the average number of deaths from flu (all and any varieties) per year. I ask this to try and understand the gravity or otherwise of swine flu.
http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=16014
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