H1N1 notepad
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H1N1 notepad

October 11 to October 20 2009
On October 12 2009, Prisonplanet publishes that ‘The vaccination propaganda is now kicking into overdrive’ but that ‘corporate media’s own polls reveal that around two-thirds of parents have serious reservations’ and timesunion.com writes about nurses suing the state to block H1N1 vaccinations. While Khaleej Times publishes that the ‘WHO Denies Reports of H1N1 Vaccine’s ‘Dangerous Effects’ and that ‘The side effect of administering H1N1 vaccine is limited to a slight fever and pain at the site of injection’. October 13, the LoudounTimes writes about Desiree Jennings who can move sideways and backwards, but not forward. On October 14 The New American publishes that a growing chorus of doctors and researchers is claiming that being injected with the swine flu vaccine may be more hazardous than catching the flu and Florida Today writes ‘Swine flu vaccine here’. FoodConsumer publishes that ‘Novartis, GlaxoSmithKline, MedImmune, Australian drug maker CSL, and Sanofi-Pasteur will likely make a great deal of money’. October 15, VUE Weekly publishes that ‘autism now affects one in 99 American children’ and ‘Hepatitis B vaccine given to newborn baby boys more than triples their risk’ and GlobalResearch writes that ‘Jim Turner, a Washington, D.C., attorney noted for his work on consumer health issues, is filing suit today in federal court to stop all swine flu vaccinations’. AFP publishes that ‘”None of the vaccines against H1N1 have been properly tested,” attorney Jim Turner, one of half a dozen lawyers working on the case, told AFP’. October 17 CBT writes that ‘researchers still don’t know this strain of the flu is hurting children so lethally’. October 18 groundreport writes that ‘There is no financial incentive to make a safe vaccine, and no repercussions for making an unsafe one’, Naples News reports that ‘Parents, health-care workers question safety of swine flu vaccine’ and Local News publishes that the German ‘Government to get special swine flu vaccine’. October 19 the Chicago Tribune writes that ‘Swine flu vaccines are safe and time-tested, experts assert’.

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H1N1 notepad
http://www.conspirare.net

H1N1 notepad

October 11 to October 20 2009
On October 12 2009, Prisonplanet publishes that ‘The vaccination propaganda is now kicking into overdrive’ but that ‘corporate media’s own polls reveal that around two-thirds of parents have serious reservations’ and timesunion.com writes about nurses suing the state to block H1N1 vaccinations. While Khaleej Times publishes that the ‘WHO Denies Reports of H1N1 Vaccine’s ‘Dangerous Effects’ and that ‘The side effect of administering H1N1 vaccine is limited to a slight fever and pain at the site of injection’. October 13, the LoudounTimes writes about Desiree Jennings who can move sideways and backwards, but not forward. On October 14 The New American publishes that a growing chorus of doctors and researchers is claiming that being injected with the swine flu vaccine may be more hazardous than catching the flu and Florida Today writes ‘Swine flu vaccine here’. FootConsumer publishes that ‘Novartis, GlaxoSmithKline, MedImmune, Australian drug maker CSL, and Sanofi-Pasteur will likely make a great deal of money’.

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notepad publishing (a non-profit news agency based in Switzerland)