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no previous history of any illness and then takes a vaccine and dies shortly after, chances are the darn vaccine surely is the cause, unless there was some weird infection, complication and in that case why her only. Please, please help get this one out people. Thank’s for watching Peace to all.. … Cervarix hpv vaccines jab swine flu shot avian bird h1n1 influenza vaccinate forced vaccination cancer dies schoolgirl death girl mass compulsory vaccinations naruto stafon johnson facebook funny …

For more swine flu related videos, visit www.SwineFluVideo.com Is Swine Flu Man Made? Be sure to take part in the Swine Flu poll at http Just trying to create a valid channel for people to be able to judge for themselves about swine flu, I myself believe our immune systems can fight this disease and yes some will die as with any new strand of flu, we all must be our own leaders and judge for ourselves, I believe media, governments and religions have made most of the world sheep following the …

1 of many! “death in battle was not the most decimating factor for the native tribes. Writes Ian K. Steele: “The most potent weapon in the invasion of North America was not the gun, the horse, the Bible, or European ‘civilization.’ It was pestilence.” Concerning the effect of Old World diseases Patrica Nelson Limerick, a professor of history, wrote: “When carried to the New World, these same diseases [to which Europeans had had centuries to develop immunity]-chicken pox, measles, influenza, malaria, yellow fever, typhus, tuberculosis, and, above all, smallpox-met little resistance. Mortality rates in village after village ran as high as 80 or 90 percent.”

Russell Freedman describes an epidemic of smallpox that struck in 1837. “The Mandans were the first to be stricken, followed in swift succession by the Hidatsas, the Assiniboins, the Arikaras, the Sioux, and the Blackfeet.” The Mandans were almost completely liquidated. From a population of some 1,600 in 1834 to 130

A new public health campaign has been launched telling the public how they can help stop swine flu spreading. The Catch it, Bin It, Kill it! ad is appearing in print, television and radio and aims to target everyone in the UK. In the television advert, a man travelling in a lift sneezes and the germs quickly spread to an old couple and a child. NHS Direct has released new figures on the number of people visiting its website to find out more about swine flu. A spokesman said more than 63000 …