The federal government originally promised 120 million doses of swine flu vaccine by now. Only 13 million have come through.

Why ?

Production is running several weeks behind schedule, and health officials blame the pressure on pharmaceutical companies to crank it out along with the ordinary flu vaccine, and a slow and antiquated process that relies on millions of chicken eggs.

Expect the price of eggs at your supermarket to climb and climb ! ! !

Since April, swine flu has killed more than 800 people in the U.S., including 86 children.

Each year, an estimated 30,000 people die of various flu strains.

That brings about some questions:
is this flu season any different than past flu seasons?
are we being led by the media hype?
government propaganda?
health care reform propaganda?








http://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly/fluactivity.htm









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swine flu count . . .

http://www.flucount.org/




Most Infected States:
(According to CDC)
Wisconsin: 6222 cases
Texas: 5151 cases
Illinois: 3404 cases



Most Infected Countries:
(Various Reliable Sources)
United States: 44555 cases
Mexico: 41920 cases
Australia: 37642 cases




Infection And Death Rate Per Million of Population

Country Cases Per Million Deaths Per Million
Cook Islands 5,150.00 50.00
St. Kitts 115.38 19.23
Cayman Islands 1,857.14 17.86
Marshall Islands 1,758.06 16.13
Argentina 227.21 14.45
Barbados 574.22 11.72
Bahamas 84.80 11.70
Samoa 770.95 11.17
Uruguay 163.64 9.82
Tonga 192.31 9.62
French Guiana 568.85 9.03
Australia 1,720.38 8.50
Costa Rica 326.27 8.30
Paraguay 107.42 8.19
Oman 677.68 8.08
Chile 722.55 7.91
Bahrain 628.32 7.59
Malta 737.38 7.25
Brazil 157.56 7.25
Mauritius 53.57 6.21
Bolivia 230.05 5.68
Peru 295.07 5.56
New Zealand 734.74 5.09
Ecuador 142.70 4.99
China (Hong Kong) 3,980.23 4.57
Israel 403.55 4.30
Suriname 128.85 3.85
Trinidad & Tobago 121.73 3.73
Singapore 251.48 3.72
Macau 4,805.93 3.66
El Salvador 123.80 3.57
Kuwait 1,347.07 3.35
United States 204.32 3.29
Venezuela 66.81 3.20
Panama 227.85 3.18
Iceland 1,500.03 3.13
Malaysia 257.24 2.80
Thailand 436.02 2.78
Colombia 52.65 2.62
Mexico 389.77 2.52
Brunei 2,427.50 2.50
Canada 356.69 2.46
Dominican Republic 42.02 2.18
Honduras 70.59 2.14
Qatar 390.35 2.13
Luxembourg 674.77 2.03
Nicaragua 367.75 1.92
Solomon Islands 5.74 1.91
United Kingdom 252.39 1.88
South Africa 253.22 1.87
Jamaica 43.40 1.84
Norway 276.49 1.66
Saudi Arabia 160.14 1.40
United Arab Emirates 27.18 1.30
Taiwan 237.28 1.08
Spain 33.49 0.98
Guatemala 57.75 0.93
Ireland 265.26 0.90
Cuba 55.43 0.62
Yemen 39.06 0.55
France 63.19 0.52
Lebanon 180.16 0.47
Belgium 218.79 0.46
Namibia 31.78 0.46
South Korea 313.62 0.41
Hungary 28.21 0.40
Portugal 1,739.58 0.38
India 11.03 0.37
Philippines 55.97 0.30
Vietnam 114.96 0.27
Greece 197.47 0.27
Palestinian Territories 120.96 0.27
Netherlands 89.12 0.24
Georgia 10.04 0.23
Cambodia 20.09 0.22
Iran 16.09 0.22
Sweden 148.62 0.22
Japan 91.21 0.21
Jordan 163.39 0.16
Laos 38.29 0.16
Bulgaria 10.25 0.13
Syria 2.19 0.09
Mozambique 2.75 0.09
Italy 44.95 0.07
Iraq 13.76 0.07
Madagascar 2.45 0.05
Indonesia 4.77 0.04
Ghana 0.59 0.04
Egypt 14.55 0.04
Nepal 1.30 0.03
Bangladesh 4.19 0.03
Germany 279.55 0.02
Sudan 0.12 0.02
Tanzania 3.98 0.02
China (Mainland) 19.77 0.00

 

Report from the CDC
Oct 21, 2009

About 1 in 5 U.S. children had a flu-like illness earlier this month and most of those cases likely were swine flu, according to a new government health survey. About 7 percent of surveyed adults said they'd had a flu-like illness, the survey found.

The information comes from a household survey of more than 14,000 adults done in the first 11 days of October. The adults were asked if they had a fever or other flu-like symptoms in the past week; a smaller number were asked about their children.

The survey was done by telephone and there was no medical confirmation of their reports. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced the results Wednesday at a medical meeting in Atlanta.

For most people, swine flu has been a mild illness, perhaps very mild, CDC officials believe. There are cases without symptoms, "and maybe quite a few of those," said Nancy ***, a CDC flu expert.

Millions of Americans have been infected, CDC officials estimate.




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what is said is that it is a rare, one per million incident?
that would mean about 350 people in the US would get this?

all this to avoid being sick for a week?


http://www.breitbart.tv/26-year-old-...shot-reaction/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URHhyP4lmQ4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBaIVIbSb6w

http://www.breitbart.tv/26-year-old-...shot-reaction/



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