Headline: Baxter: Product contained live bird flu virus "The contaminated product, a mix of H3N2 seasonal flu viruses and unlabelled H5N1 viruses, was supplied to an Austrian research company."
The more you read about the wacky world of vaccine manufacture, the more you realize how insane it all is. It is as if multi-national drug companies, cheered on by government regulatory agencies, can't wait for a "naturally" occurring pandemic. After all, what strengthens their stranglehold on the marketplace better than disease outbreaks accompanied by government-mandated monopolies on treatment?
The business of disease is the perpetuation of the disease-making machinery and the quickest way to Bird Flu is evidently through FDA licensed vaccine manufacturers.
Government loves a crisis. Both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have acknowledged recently that the best way to grow government is through crisis. Crisis is opportunity to enslave the masses vulnerable to lies about immunological threats and terrorism. Threats, whether real, imagined or manufactured, should strengthen your resolve about that which you believe or they will likely show you that your belief was merely superficial and not rooted in principle. What does Obama believe in? Seems pretty similar to Bush thus far.
Despite there being no clause in our founding documents to allow government to suspend constitutional protections in the event of crisis, I have yet to see Oprah-Obama rescind the many "threats to civil liberty" executive-ordered into existence by the previous shrubbery-in-chief. It is precisely during emergencies when we find out who has the integrity to uphold the principles of individual liberty. But if your core belief begins with collectivism, it is only a matter of time before the wisdom of our elders, written on hemp paper, are relegated to the trash-pile of a disconnected history.
Many politicians are adept at talking the talk of freedom, but most are charlatans looking for the contact-high that comes with absolute power. Yes, vanity always gets 'em in the end.
Yet, watch those who abandon "claimed" principle in order to save "claimed" principle, much as Bush abandoned the free market in order to save it. Those who never really held to the basic tenets of freedom are revealed to wear the stripes of collectivism in its many forms.
The flu, pandemic or otherwise, can never be prevented by government agencies that pay lip service to natural law, particularly Béchamp's Law of the Terrain.
The only way that government health regulatory agencies can perpetually grow in power and stature (and budget) is to be certain that disease proliferates. If that's not a conflict of interest, then I do not know what one is.
"People familiar with biosecurity rules are dismayed by evidence that human H3N2 and avian H5N1 viruses somehow co-mingled in the Orth-Donau facility."
The only way to prevent disease is to manufacture it? They seem a bit too anxious about H5N1. Suspicious is an understatement.
"That mixing process, called reassortment, is one of two ways pandemic viruses are created."
Do you believe that Baxter Pharmaceuticals, much less the government agencies that regulate them, are trying to manufacture pandemic flu for altruistic purposes? Are you under the influence of Tamiflu?
So what do you do once the pharmaceutical bubble has popped? Read these two articles from the Townsend Letter for Doctors:
Part 1 - http://www.imref.org/articles/
pdfs/Townsend_I.pdf
Part 2 -- http://www.imref.org/articles/pdfs/Townsend_II.pdf
Nature always has an answer. Man and his government always tries to circumvent it. Always has, always will. That's why we used to have a constitution to prevent such usurpation.
Maybe we should try to reinstate the constitution? As Dr. Ron Paul has said so eloquently, "It is time to legalize freedom!"
Yes, that would include the freedom to reject bird-brained bird flu vaccines and the dodo-heads promoting them.
Stumble It!