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Anthrax: The Demon in the Mailbox
from the Daily Kos, by Califlander A few months ago, Plutonium Page wrote a diary about the anthrax attacks that made reference to Richard Preston’s 2002 book on the subject, called The Demon in the Freezer. Because I’d read some of Preston’s earlier work and found it interesting, I picked up a copy of The…
Has CDC stopped testing for H1N1 because the pediatric vaccine isn’t working against H1N1?
The Tampa Bay Times (see below) reported today that two Florida children had died of flu. Which is odd, because if you scroll down to the current CDC charts below you will see a) that the mortality from flu and pneumonia is about as low as it gets, right now, and b) only one flu-associated child…
Pfizer’s Chief Financial Officer tells investors it is “becoming increasingly likely that an annual revaccination is going to take place”
Read it yourself. Thank Lee Fang at The Intercept for providing this transcript of Pfizer’s recent phone call with investors. The quote I used in the title is from page 4: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/20514141-pfe-usq_transcript_2021-03-11 In case you haven’t figured it out, the worse current vaccines do against viral variants, the more frequently new vaccines can be sold…
Why not a US investigation of the swine flu response?/ Alliance for Human Research Protection
The Alliance for Human Research Protection (AHRP) calls for an investigation ofconflicts of interest at Federal Agencies which spearheaded the excessive,expensive, and unjustifiable federal expenditure in response to the false SwineFlu “pandemic” in the U.S. Indeed, “off the record”, CDC even stage-managed media coverage of the epidemic. Issues requiring investigation: 1. BARDA (the Biomedical Advanced…
Calls to vaccinate for swine flu without clinical data/LA Times
The LA Times’ Rosie Mestel wrote about the timeline for swine flu vaccine production July 20: Five companies are at work producing the H1N1 vaccine right now. Testing is starting this month–and by month’s end, an advisory committee will meet to decide who in the U.S. is likely to be first in line for a…
AMA (American Medical Association) Code of Ethics issued June 2011 supports medical, religious or philosophic reasons to not be immunized / AMA
Opinion 9.133 Routine Universal Immunization of Physicians (from the AMA Code of Ethics) is very clearly against universal immunization mandates. Here is the language: As professionals committed to promoting the welfare of individual patients and the health of the public and to safeguarding their own and their colleagues’ well-being, physicians have an ethical responsibility to take…