Nurses and Scientists Refuse Swine Flu Vaccine

Teresa · September 30, 2009, 11:51:06 AM

Nurses and scientists all over the world are not even taking the vaccine because they know themselves that it is a scam and will only bring you more harm and damage.
The Swine Flu is an orchestrated attempt to spread fear and chaos into the population and to try to get people vaccinated, which everyone should know contains mercury that damages your nervous system. Mercury, of course, is one of the most toxic substances you can put in a human body. It is a heavy metal known to contribute to neurological disorders, including autism, dementia, and even Alzheimer's disease. Mercury also tends to build up in tissues in the human body and is not easily removed, so even small exposures to mercury can accumulate over time and end up compromising the health of the person involved. Baxter, the makers of the flu vaccines was caught putting live bird flu in the vaccines and making people get more sick and ill with the help of the World Health Organization (WHO). DO NOT TAKE THE VACCINE! Unless of course you want to have the possibility of dying and destroying your immune system and have all sorts of side effects and you are determined for your own personal destruction - then by all means get it. If you an intelligent person and not a sheep, research further and you will come to the conclusion that this vaccine is a big scam and should not enter one single human body.

Swine Flu, Vaccination & You. Barbara Loe Fisher, President National Vaccine Information Center. June 17, 2009

I won't and don't take any flu shot.. It's not gonna happen!

Roma Jean Turner · September 30, 2009, 02:26:55 PM

I don't take flu shots anyway, but especially not this one. There is just something about the way this is being pushed and thrown out in the public that doesn't set right with me, just doesn't feel right and I think a lot of people feel the same way. A friend of mine was told by her MD that he feels anyone born before 1957 should have been exposed to enough strains to not need the vaccination for Swine Flu. The videos above, especially the second one, should be enough to scare anyone about what the use of this flu could be setting us up for.

Jo McDonald · September 30, 2009, 03:43:39 PM

I WILL NOT get the swine flu shot!!!! So there!

Too much panic and too hastily done -

Cheyenne · September 30, 2009, 04:29:01 PM

If it was that serious they would be testing for H1N1. In Lyon County, at least, they are only sending in RANDOM positive Influenza A test to KDHE for testing for H1N1. They said that they will tell you that you PROBABLY have swine flu but you will never know for sure. If it was as serious as all the hype was about I think they would be testing for it. Then again, that would be practical and the government wouldn't want to do anything like that.

srkruzich · September 30, 2009, 04:45:13 PM

They did the same thing back in the 70's and killed a lot of people doing it. Seems that the vaccine caused a neurological disorder that killed and paralyzed people. So No I'm nobody's fool to allow a untested, unproven vaccine to be injected into my body.

Diane Amberg · September 30, 2009, 05:05:28 PM

That was in 1976 and a number of people did develop Guillain Barre Syndrome, some did die from it. It should be between the person AND THEIR DOCTOR as to whether anyone should get the shot or not, not just from something we read on any website.

srkruzich · September 30, 2009, 05:16:00 PM

Quote from: Diane Amberg on September 30, 2009, 05:05:28 PM
That was in 1976 and a number of people did develop Guillain Barre Syndrome, some did die from it. It should be between the person AND THEIR DOCTOR as to whether anyone should get the shot or not, not just from something we read on any website.

I didn't read that on a website, i lived through the swine flu back then and had a friend that died from the vaccine and a couple friends left with neurological problems.

The main reason I would advise against any swine flu vaccine is they haven't tested it, and its unproven. Thats why we had so many die from it in 1976, as well as so many left scarred for life from it.

I have to agree with the second video though. Immunities are carried for lifetimes. I apparantly may be immune from the swine flu from my mom getting it back in 76. I didn't get it or if i did it was so mild that it didn't affect me hardly. I've been exposed to it again the last 2 weeks and have so far been fine.
Its not that bad really, just another flu.
From what i have seen i had a worse bout of flu january of 2008 than what i have seen, that one took me down for 4 days where i couldn't get out of the bed.

Diane Amberg · September 30, 2009, 05:38:09 PM

I didn't say or mean that you got your information from a web site! I didn't either. But a lot of people think it cheaper to get all their information from the web. That isn't always a reliable resource for everyone's situation. I'm so sorry you lost a friend in '76. We took many ambulance calls for people who skipped the shot, got the flu and ended up with severe respiratory infections. They needed oxygen to breathe and were too weak to stand, let alone walk to a car. Every one I had said they had no idea it would be that bad. I guess not everyone develops the same level of illness when they get any kind of "flu."

sixdogsmom · September 30, 2009, 05:57:49 PM

I will probably be getting the flu shot when it is offered. I already have an appointment for the reg. flu shot and will follow my doctors' advise about the H1N1 virus. I had the flu in 1969, and was one sick puppy. Since then I take a shot every year, and have not had the flu since. I have had the WGA several times, but do not think it was the flu. As an ex-smoker, my breathing is important to me; and I am certain that a bout with the flu isn't anything I want this year or any other. My Mom used to speak about the pandemic in 1917, and how afraid everyone was. That was the time that made millionaires out of the people who made Mentholatum in Wichita. That is an interesting story; the building still stands and is now an historical site I think. Hand washing is extremely important, along with sanitizer used often.

srkruzich · September 30, 2009, 09:00:26 PM

Quote from: Diane Amberg on September 30, 2009, 05:38:09 PM
I didn't say or mean that you got your information from a web site! I didn't either. But a lot of people think it cheaper to get all their information from the web. That isn't always a reliable resource for everyone's situation. I'm so sorry you lost a friend in '76. We took many ambulance calls for people who skipped the shot, got the flu and ended up with severe respiratory infections. They needed oxygen to breathe and were too weak to stand, let alone walk to a car. Every one I had said they had no idea it would be that bad. I guess not everyone develops the same level of illness when they get any kind of "flu."

Yeah i realize that not everyone gets the same. My mom got it and was pretty sick but wasn't hospitalized.
The problem i think with vaccines is there are too many vaccines that are absolutely unnecessary. One of which is chicken pox. I had the MMR shot as a kid yet i still got mumps and measles so did my sister. I never had a chicken pox vaccine and have never had chicken pox either.

Heck now their saying that it is not recommended giving the hepb vaccine to babies when their born, and all those babies they gave it to who knows what will happen to them. But the hospitals are still pushing that vaccine like your the worlds worst parent if youdon't get it for your child.

Then you have the problem with them giving infants vaccines when they have no immune system.
Thats the worst thing anyone can do is to inject live modified anything into a infant all at the same time. Wait a year or so let hem build a immune system and then give one vaccine at a time instead of multiple ones. Let their bodies fight off each one and recover first.