WHO reaches the "logical" conclusion we have been waiting for

The laboratory created swine flu virus has proven not to be particularly deadly, so the WHO has had to keep coming up with stories, changing the definition of pandemic and manipulating with data in order to scare the people into taking the vaccine. When it first was discovered in Mexico, we learned that many died and fell seriously ill, but then when it spread to other parts of the world it turned out to be less deadly than the seasonal flu (how come?). The WHO still declared a Pandemic and Sweden was forced to buy 18 million doses of vaccine from GSK.

What to do with 18 million doses without a sign of a Pandemic? Blow it completely out of proportion perhaps? To aid in the elite's propaganda war against the masses, the media was quick to start reporting extensively on every single death from flu like symptom andbringing in "expert" to convince people that the vaccine was "completely safe" while ignoring any safety concerns about the vaccine.

The problem now is that in many countries, the people aren't sheep like in Sweden. They can see that the virus isn't all that dangerous and they have studied the dangers with the vaccine, reaching the only rational conclusion that getting the shot is plain stupid.

Even the sane, however, can't help to get a bit worried about the rumors spreading that the virus might mutate to become more deadly. As usual, the oh so trustable WHO has kept warning people for long that this virus might mutate to a deadlier version even though this is far from the norm. So why would they expect a deadly mutation if this does not normally happen with influenza viruses?

It could mix with avian influenza viruses of course!

MANILA, 24 November 2009—The World Health Organization (WHO) warned today that newly confirmed cases of avian influenza or A(H5N1) in poultry in Egypt, Indonesia, Thailand and Viet Nam were a reminder that the virus continues to pose a threat to humans.

The presence of H5N1 in poultry poses a health risk in two ways. First, it places those in direct contact with birds—usually rural folk and farm workers—at risk of catching the often-fatal disease. Second, the virus could undergo a process of “reassortment” with another influenza virus and produce a completely new strain.

The most obvious risk is of H5N1 combining with the pandemic influenza A(H1N1) 2009 virus, producing a flu virus that is as deadly as the former and as contagious as the latter. "We don't know if this is possible, but we are certainly aware of the risk," said Dr Shin Young-soo, WHO Regional Director for the Western Pacific. "We are on alert for this development."

Reassortment occurs when the genes of two or more types of influenza virus mix in a host animal—often a pig, duck or chicken—and form an entirely new strain of the virus that is new to humans.

In April, after the reassortment of avian, swine and human strains of influenza in pigs in Mexico, a novel influenza virus—the pandemic influenza A(H1N1) 2009 virus—emerged in humans. This virus spread quickly around the world and has probably infected millions of people, killing thousands. (WHO)

Well, it is an obvious risk, but the risk is not that this will somehow occur naturally. First, we can remind ourselves about what happened earlier this year, when vaccines from Baxter were contaminated with live avian flu. If this vaccine had made the market, many would have died because of the vaccination. Then, think about all the millions of people being vaccinated against swine flu and consider the possibility that some vaccines are contaminated with live bird flu. Now there we have the recipe for a disastrous outcome. The bird flu that is very deadly but not very contagious would combine with swine flu virus which is not very deadly at all but quite contagious.

The WHO made up the pandemic from a lab created virus. Can they be trusted?