The $wine Flu Cassandra

Ted Fish | Health Musings | November 25, 2009
The $wine Flu Cassandra

image by: Rhoda Baer

Is the vaccine worse than the disease? Some people say yes!

There are concerns by many that the prevention of HINI may be worse than the disease. 'What's in your vaccine', an article recently published in the Canadian media, appears to substantiate this issue. And in line with this thinking, the Polish health minister took an unprecedented step of saying no to the H1N1 vaccine.

Also is something else afoot or has the virus mutated spontaneously. Various reports since early November suggest that a number of HINI deaths across Europe may be related to the spread of a "mutated" Swine Flu which causes massive bleeding. The following quote is not from a Ukraine newspaper, it is from a Polk County, Iowa doctor. In the autopsy, what we’re seeing is very heavy, wet hemorrhagic lungs, lungs with a lot of blood in them,” said Dr. Gregory Schmunk. 

Maybe those that advocate against routine flu vaccinations are smarter than we think!


Ted Fish is a travelled educator and an Internet entrepreneur dedicated to providing alternative news and media at www.alternativemedia.ca.  He started covering the Swine Flu as a result of his investigation of a possible link to chemtrails. He saw a need to provide his visitors, clients and friends, alternative sources of information not being provided by main stream media.

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