Pregnant Women

A government panel said, that the swine flu vaccine, should go first to pregnant women, health care workers and kids 6 months and older. This recommendation came from the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, whose guidelines are almost always accepted, by the Federal Center for Disease Control and Prevention. The reason, hormonal changes in pregnant women, are thought to make them more susceptible to the flu. Pregnant women have accounted for 6% of the swine flu deaths in the US, although they make up only 1% of the population.

Clinical trials on the swine flu vaccine should start shortly.  Get that?  Shortly?  That means there have been no criminal trials for side effects, or long term problems. But we're going to vaccinate pregnant women first?  Sounds like the Gardasil disgrace. Fast track and new information out, that there are 400% more complications, including the ultimate one, death, than in a comparable vaccine. R U Crazy?  Another killer drug that was fast tracked and has left a death toll.

Would you get a vaccine that's not tested, and does not have an established record of safety, if you're pregnant?  I wouldn't even get one if I wasn't.

The World Health Organization, admitted recently, that the swine flu vaccine is being fast tracked in the European Union, and may be unsafe, because it allows Firms to bypass large scale human trials. This brings up the question, would you trust a vaccine manufacturer, whose contaminated vaccine, could have potentially caused a pandemic?

Flash! The US Secretary of Health & Human Services Kathleen Sebelius, has just signed a decree, granting vaccine makers total legal immunity from any lawsuit, that results from any new swine flu vaccine. What? No fault vaccinations?  I thought that only happened in divorce! Moreover, the 7 billion dollar US Governments fast tracked program, to rush vaccines into the market, in time for the Autumn flu season, is being done, without even a normal safety testing.  There's something dark about the swine flu story.