Re: HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

> Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

>

> ==========

>

> HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> Release Date: July 23, 2008

> For Immediate Release

> Office of the Press Secretary

> Contact: 202-282-8010

>

> The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

Homeland

> Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

pandemic

> influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

help

> state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

> health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

>

> " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

process, "

> HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took part

in

> the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

best

> of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

>

> " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

of

> life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

> Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

to

> ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

the

> country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

>

> As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

stakeholders

> and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> objectives as the most important:

> Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

> care for persons with pandemic illness;

> Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

their

> occupation; and

> Protect children.

> The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

scientific

> information available and directly considers the values of our

> society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

approach

> to pandemic vaccination.

>

> The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

vaccinate

> every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

Because

> pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

> communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

decide

> who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> people and communities.

>

> The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

> provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

>

> Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

vaccination

> target group. People who are not included in any occupational

group

> would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

their

> age and health status.

>

> While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

vaccination

> will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of influenza

if

> and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

> health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

respirators,

> washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

> ###

> This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

>

> =====

>

> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> interest in receiving the included information for research and

> educational purposes.

>

July 24, 2008

There is no mention of Natural Disease Prevention and control. This

should number one.

For many centuries doctors or " medicine men " have treated some

individuals with varying diseases of different severeties, some for

most of their lives. Many were never cured of their ailment,

probably due to improper medicines prescribed for their particular

infirmity. There must be a better way.

http://www.healthmad.com/Conditions-and-Diseases/Disease-Prevention-

Is-The-Key.15653

Disease Prevention Is The Key

>

> Companion pieces:

> http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

> Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

> Neithercorp Forum

>

> Monday, July 21, 2008

>

> --------

>

> Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

> Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

>

> ==========

>

> HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> Release Date: July 23, 2008

> For Immediate Release

> Office of the Press Secretary

> Contact: 202-282-8010

>

> The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

Homeland

> Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

pandemic

> influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

help

> state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

> health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

>

> " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

process, "

> HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took part

in

> the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

best

> of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

>

> " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

of

> life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

> Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

to

> ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

the

> country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

>

> As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

stakeholders

> and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> objectives as the most important:

> Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

> care for persons with pandemic illness;

> Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

their

> occupation; and

> Protect children.

> The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

scientific

> information available and directly considers the values of our

> society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

approach

> to pandemic vaccination.

>

> The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

vaccinate

> every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

Because

> pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

> communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

decide

> who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> people and communities.

>

> The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

> provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

>

> Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

vaccination

> target group. People who are not included in any occupational

group

> would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

their

> age and health status.

>

> While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

vaccination

> will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of influenza

if

> and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

> health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

respirators,

> washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

> ###

> This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

>

> =====

>

> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> interest in receiving the included information for research and

> educational purposes.

>

July 24, 2008

There is no mention of Natural Disease Prevention and control. This

should number one.

For many centuries doctors or " medicine men " have treated some

individuals with varying diseases of different severeties, some for

most of their lives. Many were never cured of their ailment,

probably due to improper medicines prescribed for their particular

infirmity. There must be a better way.

http://www.healthmad.com/Conditions-and-Diseases/Disease-Prevention-

Is-The-Key.15653

Disease Prevention Is The Key

>

> Companion pieces:

> http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

> Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

> Neithercorp Forum

>

> Monday, July 21, 2008

>

> --------

>

> Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

> Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

>

> ==========

>

> HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> Release Date: July 23, 2008

> For Immediate Release

> Office of the Press Secretary

> Contact: 202-282-8010

>

> The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

Homeland

> Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

pandemic

> influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

help

> state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

> health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

>

> " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

process, "

> HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took part

in

> the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

best

> of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

>

> " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

of

> life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

> Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

to

> ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

the

> country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

>

> As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

stakeholders

> and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> objectives as the most important:

> Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

> care for persons with pandemic illness;

> Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

their

> occupation; and

> Protect children.

> The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

scientific

> information available and directly considers the values of our

> society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

approach

> to pandemic vaccination.

>

> The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

vaccinate

> every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

Because

> pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

> communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

decide

> who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> people and communities.

>

> The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

> provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

>

> Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

vaccination

> target group. People who are not included in any occupational

group

> would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

their

> age and health status.

>

> While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

vaccination

> will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of influenza

if

> and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

> health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

respirators,

> washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

> ###

> This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

>

> =====

>

> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> interest in receiving the included information for research and

> educational purposes.

>

July 24, 2008

There is no mention of Natural Disease Prevention and control. This

should number one.

For many centuries doctors or " medicine men " have treated some

individuals with varying diseases of different severeties, some for

most of their lives. Many were never cured of their ailment,

probably due to improper medicines prescribed for their particular

infirmity. There must be a better way.

http://www.healthmad.com/Conditions-and-Diseases/Disease-Prevention-

Is-The-Key.15653

Disease Prevention Is The Key

>

> Companion pieces:

> http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

> Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

> Neithercorp Forum

>

> Monday, July 21, 2008

>

> --------

>

> Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

> Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

>

> ==========

>

> HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> Release Date: July 23, 2008

> For Immediate Release

> Office of the Press Secretary

> Contact: 202-282-8010

>

> The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

Homeland

> Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

pandemic

> influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

help

> state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

> health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

>

> " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

process, "

> HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took part

in

> the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

best

> of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

>

> " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

of

> life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

> Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

to

> ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

the

> country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

>

> As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

stakeholders

> and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> objectives as the most important:

> Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

> care for persons with pandemic illness;

> Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

their

> occupation; and

> Protect children.

> The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

scientific

> information available and directly considers the values of our

> society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

approach

> to pandemic vaccination.

>

> The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

vaccinate

> every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

Because

> pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

> communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

decide

> who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> people and communities.

>

> The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

> provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

>

> Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

vaccination

> target group. People who are not included in any occupational

group

> would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

their

> age and health status.

>

> While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

vaccination

> will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of influenza

if

> and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

> health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

respirators,

> washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

> ###

> This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

>

> =====

>

> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> interest in receiving the included information for research and

> educational purposes.

>

July 24, 2008

There is no mention of Natural Disease Prevention and control. This

should number one.

For many centuries doctors or " medicine men " have treated some

individuals with varying diseases of different severeties, some for

most of their lives. Many were never cured of their ailment,

probably due to improper medicines prescribed for their particular

infirmity. There must be a better way.

http://www.healthmad.com/Conditions-and-Diseases/Disease-Prevention-

Is-The-Key.15653

Disease Prevention Is The Key

>

> Companion pieces:

> http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

> Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

> Neithercorp Forum

>

> Monday, July 21, 2008

>

> --------

>

> Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

> Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

>

> ==========

>

> HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> Release Date: July 23, 2008

> For Immediate Release

> Office of the Press Secretary

> Contact: 202-282-8010

>

> The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

Homeland

> Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

pandemic

> influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

help

> state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

> health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

>

> " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

process, "

> HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took part

in

> the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

best

> of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

>

> " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

of

> life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

> Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

to

> ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

the

> country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

>

> As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

stakeholders

> and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> objectives as the most important:

> Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

> care for persons with pandemic illness;

> Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

their

> occupation; and

> Protect children.

> The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

scientific

> information available and directly considers the values of our

> society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

approach

> to pandemic vaccination.

>

> The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

vaccinate

> every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

Because

> pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

> communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

decide

> who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> people and communities.

>

> The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

> provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

>

> Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

vaccination

> target group. People who are not included in any occupational

group

> would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

their

> age and health status.

>

> While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

vaccination

> will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of influenza

if

> and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

> health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

respirators,

> washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

> ###

> This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

>

> =====

>

> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> interest in receiving the included information for research and

> educational purposes.

>

July 24, 2008

There is no mention of Natural Disease Prevention and control. This

should number one.

For many centuries doctors or " medicine men " have treated some

individuals with varying diseases of different severeties, some for

most of their lives. Many were never cured of their ailment,

probably due to improper medicines prescribed for their particular

infirmity. There must be a better way.

http://www.healthmad.com/Conditions-and-Diseases/Disease-Prevention-

Is-The-Key.15653

Disease Prevention Is The Key

>

> Companion pieces:

> http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

> Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

> Neithercorp Forum

>

> Monday, July 21, 2008

>

> --------

>

> Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

> Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

>

> ==========

>

> HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> Release Date: July 23, 2008

> For Immediate Release

> Office of the Press Secretary

> Contact: 202-282-8010

>

> The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

Homeland

> Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

pandemic

> influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

help

> state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

> health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

>

> " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

process, "

> HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took part

in

> the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

best

> of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

>

> " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

of

> life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

> Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

to

> ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

the

> country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

>

> As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

stakeholders

> and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> objectives as the most important:

> Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

> care for persons with pandemic illness;

> Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

their

> occupation; and

> Protect children.

> The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

scientific

> information available and directly considers the values of our

> society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

approach

> to pandemic vaccination.

>

> The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

vaccinate

> every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

Because

> pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

> communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

decide

> who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> people and communities.

>

> The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

> provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

>

> Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

vaccination

> target group. People who are not included in any occupational

group

> would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

their

> age and health status.

>

> While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

vaccination

> will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of influenza

if

> and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

> health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

respirators,

> washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

> ###

> This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

>

> =====

>

> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> interest in receiving the included information for research and

> educational purposes.

>

July 24, 2008

There is no mention of Natural Disease Prevention and control. This

should number one.

For many centuries doctors or " medicine men " have treated some

individuals with varying diseases of different severeties, some for

most of their lives. Many were never cured of their ailment,

probably due to improper medicines prescribed for their particular

infirmity. There must be a better way.

http://www.healthmad.com/Conditions-and-Diseases/Disease-Prevention-

Is-The-Key.15653

Disease Prevention Is The Key

>

> Companion pieces:

> http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

> Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

> Neithercorp Forum

>

> Monday, July 21, 2008

>

> --------

>

> Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

> Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

>

> ==========

>

> HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> Release Date: July 23, 2008

> For Immediate Release

> Office of the Press Secretary

> Contact: 202-282-8010

>

> The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

Homeland

> Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

pandemic

> influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

help

> state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

> health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

>

> " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

process, "

> HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took part

in

> the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

best

> of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

>

> " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

of

> life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

> Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

to

> ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

the

> country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

>

> As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

stakeholders

> and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> objectives as the most important:

> Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

> care for persons with pandemic illness;

> Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

their

> occupation; and

> Protect children.

> The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

scientific

> information available and directly considers the values of our

> society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

approach

> to pandemic vaccination.

>

> The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

vaccinate

> every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

Because

> pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

> communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

decide

> who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> people and communities.

>

> The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

> provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

>

> Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

vaccination

> target group. People who are not included in any occupational

group

> would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

their

> age and health status.

>

> While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

vaccination

> will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of influenza

if

> and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

> health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

respirators,

> washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

> ###

> This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

>

> =====

>

> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> interest in receiving the included information for research and

> educational purposes.

>

July 24, 2008

There is no mention of Natural Disease Prevention and control. This

should number one.

For many centuries doctors or " medicine men " have treated some

individuals with varying diseases of different severeties, some for

most of their lives. Many were never cured of their ailment,

probably due to improper medicines prescribed for their particular

infirmity. There must be a better way.

http://www.healthmad.com/Conditions-and-Diseases/Disease-Prevention-

Is-The-Key.15653

Disease Prevention Is The Key

>

> Companion pieces:

> http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

> Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

> Neithercorp Forum

>

> Monday, July 21, 2008

>

> --------

>

> Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

> Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

>

> ==========

>

> HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> Release Date: July 23, 2008

> For Immediate Release

> Office of the Press Secretary

> Contact: 202-282-8010

>

> The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

Homeland

> Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

pandemic

> influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

help

> state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

> health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

>

> " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

process, "

> HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took part

in

> the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

best

> of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

>

> " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

of

> life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

> Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

to

> ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

the

> country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

>

> As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

stakeholders

> and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> objectives as the most important:

> Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

> care for persons with pandemic illness;

> Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

their

> occupation; and

> Protect children.

> The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

scientific

> information available and directly considers the values of our

> society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

approach

> to pandemic vaccination.

>

> The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

vaccinate

> every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

Because

> pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

> communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

decide

> who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> people and communities.

>

> The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

> provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

>

> Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

vaccination

> target group. People who are not included in any occupational

group

> would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

their

> age and health status.

>

> While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

vaccination

> will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of influenza

if

> and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

> health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

respirators,

> washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

> ###

> This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

>

> =====

>

> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> interest in receiving the included information for research and

> educational purposes.

>

July 24, 2008

>From: luciennh <beauley1@...>

>Date: 2008/07/24 Thu AM 06:56:15 EDT

>http://www.healthmad.com/Conditions-and-Diseases/Disease-Prevention-Is-The-Key.\

>Subject: Re: HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic

Vaccination Allocation

>

>There is no mention of Natural Disease Prevention and control. This

>should number one.

>For many centuries doctors or " medicine men " have treated some

>individuals with varying diseases of different severeties, some for

>most of their lives. Many were never cured of their ailment,

>probably due to improper medicines prescribed for their particular

>infirmity. There must be a better way.

15653

>Disease Prevention Is The Key

>

>>

>> Companion pieces:

>> http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

>> Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

>> Neithercorp Forum

>>

>> Monday, July 21, 2008

>>

>> --------

>>

>> Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

>> Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

>> [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

>> http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

>>

>> ==========

>>

>> HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

>> Release Date: July 23, 2008

>> For Immediate Release

>> Office of the Press Secretary

>> Contact: 202-282-8010

>>

>> The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

>Homeland

>> Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

>pandemic

>> influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

>help

>> state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

>> allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

>> health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

>>

>> " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

>process, "

>> HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took part

>in

>> the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

>best

>> of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

>>

>> " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

>of

>> life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

>> Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

>to

>> ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

>> running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

>the

>> country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

>>

>> As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

>> engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

>> received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

>> objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

>stakeholders

>> and the public identified the same four vaccination program

>> objectives as the most important:

>> Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

>> care for persons with pandemic illness;

>> Protect persons who provide essential community services;

>> Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

>their

>> occupation; and

>> Protect children.

>> The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

>scientific

>> information available and directly considers the values of our

>> society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

>approach

>> to pandemic vaccination.

>>

>> The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

>vaccinate

>> every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

>Because

>> pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

>> vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

>> communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

>decide

>> who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

>> people and communities.

>>

>> The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

>> groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

>> provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

>> critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

>>

>> Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

>vaccination

>> target group. People who are not included in any occupational

>group

>> would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

>their

>> age and health status.

>>

>> While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

>vaccination

>> will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of influenza

>if

>> and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

>> health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

>respirators,

>> washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

>> ###

>> This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

>>

>> =====

>>

>> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

>> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

>> interest in receiving the included information for research and

>> educational purposes.

>>

>

LEDs(Light Emitting Diodes), we are

told, will soon light our planet !

For Photos or Articles Visit: http://www.earthsource.blogspot.com/

July 24, 2008

>From: luciennh <beauley1@...>

>Date: 2008/07/24 Thu AM 06:56:15 EDT

>http://www.healthmad.com/Conditions-and-Diseases/Disease-Prevention-Is-The-Key.\

>Subject: Re: HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic

Vaccination Allocation

>

>There is no mention of Natural Disease Prevention and control. This

>should number one.

>For many centuries doctors or " medicine men " have treated some

>individuals with varying diseases of different severeties, some for

>most of their lives. Many were never cured of their ailment,

>probably due to improper medicines prescribed for their particular

>infirmity. There must be a better way.

15653

>Disease Prevention Is The Key

>

>>

>> Companion pieces:

>> http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

>> Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

>> Neithercorp Forum

>>

>> Monday, July 21, 2008

>>

>> --------

>>

>> Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

>> Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

>> [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

>> http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

>>

>> ==========

>>

>> HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

>> Release Date: July 23, 2008

>> For Immediate Release

>> Office of the Press Secretary

>> Contact: 202-282-8010

>>

>> The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

>Homeland

>> Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

>pandemic

>> influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

>help

>> state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

>> allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

>> health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

>>

>> " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

>process, "

>> HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took part

>in

>> the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

>best

>> of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

>>

>> " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

>of

>> life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

>> Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

>to

>> ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

>> running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

>the

>> country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

>>

>> As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

>> engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

>> received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

>> objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

>stakeholders

>> and the public identified the same four vaccination program

>> objectives as the most important:

>> Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

>> care for persons with pandemic illness;

>> Protect persons who provide essential community services;

>> Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

>their

>> occupation; and

>> Protect children.

>> The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

>scientific

>> information available and directly considers the values of our

>> society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

>approach

>> to pandemic vaccination.

>>

>> The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

>vaccinate

>> every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

>Because

>> pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

>> vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

>> communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

>decide

>> who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

>> people and communities.

>>

>> The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

>> groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

>> provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

>> critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

>>

>> Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

>vaccination

>> target group. People who are not included in any occupational

>group

>> would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

>their

>> age and health status.

>>

>> While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

>vaccination

>> will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of influenza

>if

>> and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

>> health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

>respirators,

>> washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

>> ###

>> This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

>>

>> =====

>>

>> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

>> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

>> interest in receiving the included information for research and

>> educational purposes.

>>

>

LEDs(Light Emitting Diodes), we are

told, will soon light our planet !

For Photos or Articles Visit: http://www.earthsource.blogspot.com/

July 24, 2008

>From: luciennh <beauley1@...>

>Date: 2008/07/24 Thu AM 06:56:15 EDT

>http://www.healthmad.com/Conditions-and-Diseases/Disease-Prevention-Is-The-Key.\

>Subject: Re: HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic

Vaccination Allocation

>

>There is no mention of Natural Disease Prevention and control. This

>should number one.

>For many centuries doctors or " medicine men " have treated some

>individuals with varying diseases of different severeties, some for

>most of their lives. Many were never cured of their ailment,

>probably due to improper medicines prescribed for their particular

>infirmity. There must be a better way.

15653

>Disease Prevention Is The Key

>

>>

>> Companion pieces:

>> http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

>> Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

>> Neithercorp Forum

>>

>> Monday, July 21, 2008

>>

>> --------

>>

>> Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

>> Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

>> [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

>> http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

>>

>> ==========

>>

>> HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

>> Release Date: July 23, 2008

>> For Immediate Release

>> Office of the Press Secretary

>> Contact: 202-282-8010

>>

>> The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

>Homeland

>> Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

>pandemic

>> influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

>help

>> state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

>> allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

>> health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

>>

>> " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

>process, "

>> HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took part

>in

>> the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

>best

>> of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

>>

>> " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

>of

>> life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

>> Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

>to

>> ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

>> running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

>the

>> country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

>>

>> As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

>> engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

>> received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

>> objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

>stakeholders

>> and the public identified the same four vaccination program

>> objectives as the most important:

>> Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

>> care for persons with pandemic illness;

>> Protect persons who provide essential community services;

>> Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

>their

>> occupation; and

>> Protect children.

>> The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

>scientific

>> information available and directly considers the values of our

>> society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

>approach

>> to pandemic vaccination.

>>

>> The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

>vaccinate

>> every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

>Because

>> pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

>> vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

>> communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

>decide

>> who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

>> people and communities.

>>

>> The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

>> groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

>> provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

>> critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

>>

>> Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

>vaccination

>> target group. People who are not included in any occupational

>group

>> would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

>their

>> age and health status.

>>

>> While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

>vaccination

>> will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of influenza

>if

>> and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

>> health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

>respirators,

>> washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

>> ###

>> This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

>>

>> =====

>>

>> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

>> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

>> interest in receiving the included information for research and

>> educational purposes.

>>

>

LEDs(Light Emitting Diodes), we are

told, will soon light our planet !

For Photos or Articles Visit: http://www.earthsource.blogspot.com/

July 24, 2008

>From: luciennh <beauley1@...>

>Date: 2008/07/24 Thu AM 06:56:15 EDT

>http://www.healthmad.com/Conditions-and-Diseases/Disease-Prevention-Is-The-Key.\

>Subject: Re: HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic

Vaccination Allocation

>

>There is no mention of Natural Disease Prevention and control. This

>should number one.

>For many centuries doctors or " medicine men " have treated some

>individuals with varying diseases of different severeties, some for

>most of their lives. Many were never cured of their ailment,

>probably due to improper medicines prescribed for their particular

>infirmity. There must be a better way.

15653

>Disease Prevention Is The Key

>

>>

>> Companion pieces:

>> http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

>> Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

>> Neithercorp Forum

>>

>> Monday, July 21, 2008

>>

>> --------

>>

>> Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

>> Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

>> [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

>> http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

>>

>> ==========

>>

>> HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

>> Release Date: July 23, 2008

>> For Immediate Release

>> Office of the Press Secretary

>> Contact: 202-282-8010

>>

>> The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

>Homeland

>> Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

>pandemic

>> influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

>help

>> state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

>> allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

>> health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

>>

>> " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

>process, "

>> HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took part

>in

>> the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

>best

>> of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

>>

>> " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

>of

>> life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

>> Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

>to

>> ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

>> running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

>the

>> country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

>>

>> As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

>> engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

>> received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

>> objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

>stakeholders

>> and the public identified the same four vaccination program

>> objectives as the most important:

>> Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

>> care for persons with pandemic illness;

>> Protect persons who provide essential community services;

>> Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

>their

>> occupation; and

>> Protect children.

>> The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

>scientific

>> information available and directly considers the values of our

>> society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

>approach

>> to pandemic vaccination.

>>

>> The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

>vaccinate

>> every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

>Because

>> pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

>> vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

>> communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

>decide

>> who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

>> people and communities.

>>

>> The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

>> groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

>> provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

>> critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

>>

>> Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

>vaccination

>> target group. People who are not included in any occupational

>group

>> would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

>their

>> age and health status.

>>

>> While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

>vaccination

>> will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of influenza

>if

>> and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

>> health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

>respirators,

>> washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

>> ###

>> This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

>>

>> =====

>>

>> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

>> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

>> interest in receiving the included information for research and

>> educational purposes.

>>

>

LEDs(Light Emitting Diodes), we are

told, will soon light our planet !

For Photos or Articles Visit: http://www.earthsource.blogspot.com/

July 24, 2008

Those that lived through the Spanish Flu

pandemic did so with the help of homeopathy. Find a homeopath now and have them

give you a flu kit. Don’t do it yourself.

From: no-forced-vaccination [mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of luciennh

Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2008 6:00

AM

http://www.healthmad.com/Conditions-and-Diseases/Disease-Prevention-

Subject:

Re: HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

There is no mention of Natural Disease Prevention and control. This

should number one.

For many centuries doctors or " medicine men " have treated some

individuals with varying diseases of different severeties, some for

most of their lives. Many were never cured of their ailment,

probably due to improper medicines prescribed for their particular

infirmity. There must be a better way.

Is-The-Key.15653

Disease Prevention Is The Key

>

> Companion pieces:

> http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

> Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

> Neithercorp Forum

>

> Monday, July 21, 2008

>

> --------

>

> Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

> Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

>

> ==========

>

> HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> Release Date: July 23, 2008

> For Immediate Release

> Office of the Press Secretary

> Contact: 202-282-8010

>

> The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

Homeland

> Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

pandemic

> influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

help

> state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

> health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

>

> " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

process, "

> HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took part

in

> the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

best

> of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

>

> " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

of

> life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

> Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

to

> ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

the

> country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

>

> As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

stakeholders

> and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> objectives as the most important:

> Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

> care for persons with pandemic illness;

> Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

their

> occupation; and

> Protect children.

> The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

scientific

> information available and directly considers the values of our

> society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

approach

> to pandemic vaccination.

>

> The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

vaccinate

> every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

Because

> pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

> communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

decide

> who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> people and communities.

>

> The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

> provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

>

> Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

vaccination

> target group. People who are not included in any occupational

group

> would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

their

> age and health status.

>

> While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

vaccination

> will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of influenza

if

> and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

> health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

respirators,

> washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

> ###

> This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

>

> =====

>

> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> interest in receiving the included information for research and

> educational purposes.

>

July 24, 2008

Those that lived through the Spanish Flu

pandemic did so with the help of homeopathy. Find a homeopath now and have them

give you a flu kit. Don’t do it yourself.

From: no-forced-vaccination [mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of luciennh

Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2008 6:00

AM

http://www.healthmad.com/Conditions-and-Diseases/Disease-Prevention-

Subject:

Re: HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

There is no mention of Natural Disease Prevention and control. This

should number one.

For many centuries doctors or " medicine men " have treated some

individuals with varying diseases of different severeties, some for

most of their lives. Many were never cured of their ailment,

probably due to improper medicines prescribed for their particular

infirmity. There must be a better way.

Is-The-Key.15653

Disease Prevention Is The Key

>

> Companion pieces:

> http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

> Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

> Neithercorp Forum

>

> Monday, July 21, 2008

>

> --------

>

> Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

> Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

>

> ==========

>

> HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> Release Date: July 23, 2008

> For Immediate Release

> Office of the Press Secretary

> Contact: 202-282-8010

>

> The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

Homeland

> Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

pandemic

> influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

help

> state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

> health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

>

> " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

process, "

> HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took part

in

> the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

best

> of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

>

> " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

of

> life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

> Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

to

> ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

the

> country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

>

> As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

stakeholders

> and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> objectives as the most important:

> Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

> care for persons with pandemic illness;

> Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

their

> occupation; and

> Protect children.

> The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

scientific

> information available and directly considers the values of our

> society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

approach

> to pandemic vaccination.

>

> The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

vaccinate

> every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

Because

> pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

> communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

decide

> who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> people and communities.

>

> The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

> provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

>

> Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

vaccination

> target group. People who are not included in any occupational

group

> would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

their

> age and health status.

>

> While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

vaccination

> will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of influenza

if

> and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

> health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

respirators,

> washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

> ###

> This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

>

> =====

>

> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> interest in receiving the included information for research and

> educational purposes.

>

July 24, 2008

Yes, you can write me for a kit.

Bright wishes to all - become empowered

EB

Classical Homeopath

> >

> > Companion pieces:

> > http://www.prisonpl

> <http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html>

> anet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

> > Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

> > Neithercorp Forum

> >

> > Monday, July 21, 2008

> >

> > --------

> >

> > http://www.healthfr <http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/index.php?

p=742>

> eedomusa.org/index.php?p=742

> > Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

> > Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> > [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> > http://www.healthfr <http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/?p=742>

> eedomusa.org/?p=742

> >

> > ==========

> >

> > http://www.dhs.

<http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm>

> gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

> > HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> > Release Date: July 23, 2008

> > For Immediate Release

> > Office of the Press Secretary

> > Contact: 202-282-8010

> >

> > The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

> Homeland

> > Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

> pandemic

> > influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

> help

> > state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> > allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

> > health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

> >

> > " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

> process, "

> > HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took

part

> in

> > the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

> best

> > of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

> >

> > " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

> of

> > life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

> > Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

> to

> > ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> > running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

> the

> > country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

> >

> > As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> > engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> > received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> > objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

> stakeholders

> > and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> > objectives as the most important:

> > Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

> > care for persons with pandemic illness;

> > Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> > Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

> their

> > occupation; and

> > Protect children.

> > The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

> scientific

> > information available and directly considers the values of our

> > society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

> approach

> > to pandemic vaccination.

> >

> > The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

> vaccinate

> > every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

> Because

> > pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> > vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

> > communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

> decide

> > who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> > people and communities.

> >

> > The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> > groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

> > provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> > critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

> >

> > Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

> vaccination

> > target group. People who are not included in any occupational

> group

> > would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

> their

> > age and health status.

> >

> > While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

> vaccination

> > will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of

influenza

> if

> > and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

> > health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

> respirators,

> > washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

> > ###

> > This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

> >

> > =====

> >

> > In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> > distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> > interest in receiving the included information for research and

> > educational purposes.

> >

>

July 24, 2008

Can you send me your address so I can write you for a kit ?how much do we owe you for 10 kits ?One for my family and one for my boyfriend and his family ?Thanks ! Yes, you can write me for a kit. Bright wishes to all - become empowered EB Classical Homeopath > > > > Companion pieces: > > http://www.prisonpl > <http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html> > anet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html > > Half a Million Plastic Coffins? > > Neithercorp Forum > > > > Monday, July 21, 2008 > > > > -------- > > > > http://www.healthfr <http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/index.php? p=742> > eedomusa.org/index.php?p=742 > > Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment? > > Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report > > [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008] > > http://www.healthfr <http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/?p=742> > eedomusa.org/?p=742 > > > > ========== > > > > > > http://www.dhs. <http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm> > gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm > > HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation > > Release Date: July 23, 2008 > > For Immediate Release > > Office of the Press Secretary > > Contact: 202-282-8010 > > > > The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and > Homeland > > Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting > pandemic > > influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to > help > > state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine > > allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public > > health and minimize disruption to society and the economy. > > > > "This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic > process," > > HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. "All interested parties took part > in > > the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the > best > > of shared responsibility and decision-making." > > > > "A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way > of > > life," said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief > > Medical Officer Dr. Runge. "This guidance was developed > to > > ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and > > running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling > the > > country to recover from a pandemic more quickly." > > > > As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public > > engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and > > received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and > > objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings, > stakeholders > > and the public identified the same four vaccination program > > objectives as the most important: > > Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide > > care for persons with pandemic illness; > > Protect persons who provide essential community services; > > Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of > their > > occupation; and > > Protect children. > > The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date > scientific > > information available and directly considers the values of our > > society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased > approach > > to pandemic vaccination. > > > > The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to > vaccinate > > every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated. > Because > > pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be > > vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments, > > communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to > decide > > who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect > > people and communities. > > > > The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target > > groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2) > > provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain > > critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population. > > > > Everyone in the United States is included in at least one > vaccination > > target group. People who are not included in any occupational > group > > would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on > their > > age and health status. > > > > While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic, > vaccination > > will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of influenza > if > > and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public > > health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and > respirators, > > washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes. > > ### > > This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008. > > > > ===== > > > > In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is > > distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior > > interest in receiving the included information for research and > > educational purposes. > > >

July 24, 2008

Thank you, .

I have more questions that cover what some

others here have mentioned, so I thought it better to ask in the forum.

Let’s say that one cannot

prevent getting this vaccine. Is there a homeopathic “plan” to

address the effects of the vaccine?

I know that homeopathy is

greatly individualized. Can one who is only somewhat aware of homeopathy

treat him- or herself? Or will it be essential to find a local homeopath?

Do you have a preferred

directory of homeopaths? What is it? I’ve always self-treated, not

knowing where to go.

In the kit you have, do you

include a meteria medica of sorts for self treating, or should we all go

get a book? I have an almost indecipherable meteria medica, so is there one

you can recommend?

One of the things of concern to

me is that this particular strain of avian flu uses the immune system to

attack the lungs, filling them with fluid, and destroying the tissue. Is

there a particular route of homeopathic remedies to address this?

I put quite a bit of faith into homeopathy

to get us through this pandemic, if it should happen, and I want to be ready. Really,

I want to just be ready for a regular flu season. I’m a teacher, and I

tend to catch what the kids bring to class. Many of them vacation in Mexico. I’m

working to build up my immune system. It is getting better, the more years I

teach.

Your input and direction is greatly

appreciated. Do you know any wonderful homeopaths in North Central Texas?

Thanks,

Lee

From: no-forced-vaccination [mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of Brandegee

Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2008 3:57

PM

> <http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html>

Subject:

Re: HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

Yes, you can write me for

a kit.

Bright wishes to all - become empowered

EB

Classical Homeopath

> >

> > Companion pieces:

> > http://www.prisonpl

> anet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

> > Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

> > Neithercorp Forum

> >

> > Monday, July 21, 2008

> >

> > --------

> >

> > http://www.healthfr <http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/index.php?

p=742>

> eedomusa.org/index.php?p=742

> > Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

> > Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> > [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> > http://www.healthfr <http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/?p=742>

> eedomusa.org/?p=742

> >

> > ==========

> >

> > http://www.dhs.

<http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm>

> gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

> > HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> > Release Date: July 23, 2008

> > For Immediate Release

> > Office of the Press Secretary

> > Contact: 202-282-8010

> >

> > The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

> Homeland

> > Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

> pandemic

> > influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

> help

> > state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> > allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

> > health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

> >

> > " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

> process, "

> > HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took

part

> in

> > the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

> best

> > of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

> >

> > " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

> of

> > life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

> > Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

> to

> > ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> > running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

> the

> > country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

> >

> > As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> > engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> > received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> > objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

> stakeholders

> > and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> > objectives as the most important:

> > Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

> > care for persons with pandemic illness;

> > Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> > Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

> their

> > occupation; and

> > Protect children.

> > The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

> scientific

> > information available and directly considers the values of our

> > society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

> approach

> > to pandemic vaccination.

> >

> > The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

> vaccinate

> > every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

> Because

> > pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> > vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

> > communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

> decide

> > who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> > people and communities.

> >

> > The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> > groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

> > provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> > critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

> >

> > Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

> vaccination

> > target group. People who are not included in any occupational

> group

> > would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

> their

> > age and health status.

> >

> > While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

> vaccination

> > will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of

influenza

> if

> > and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

> > health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

> respirators,

> > washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

> > ###

> > This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

> >

> > =====

> >

> > In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> > distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> > interest in receiving the included information for research and

> > educational purposes.

> >

>

July 24, 2008

Thank you, .

I have more questions that cover what some

others here have mentioned, so I thought it better to ask in the forum.

Let’s say that one cannot

prevent getting this vaccine. Is there a homeopathic “plan” to

address the effects of the vaccine?

I know that homeopathy is

greatly individualized. Can one who is only somewhat aware of homeopathy

treat him- or herself? Or will it be essential to find a local homeopath?

Do you have a preferred

directory of homeopaths? What is it? I’ve always self-treated, not

knowing where to go.

In the kit you have, do you

include a meteria medica of sorts for self treating, or should we all go

get a book? I have an almost indecipherable meteria medica, so is there one

you can recommend?

One of the things of concern to

me is that this particular strain of avian flu uses the immune system to

attack the lungs, filling them with fluid, and destroying the tissue. Is

there a particular route of homeopathic remedies to address this?

I put quite a bit of faith into homeopathy

to get us through this pandemic, if it should happen, and I want to be ready. Really,

I want to just be ready for a regular flu season. I’m a teacher, and I

tend to catch what the kids bring to class. Many of them vacation in Mexico. I’m

working to build up my immune system. It is getting better, the more years I

teach.

Your input and direction is greatly

appreciated. Do you know any wonderful homeopaths in North Central Texas?

Thanks,

Lee

From: no-forced-vaccination [mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of Brandegee

Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2008 3:57

PM

> <http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html>

Subject:

Re: HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

Yes, you can write me for

a kit.

Bright wishes to all - become empowered

EB

Classical Homeopath

> >

> > Companion pieces:

> > http://www.prisonpl

> anet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

> > Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

> > Neithercorp Forum

> >

> > Monday, July 21, 2008

> >

> > --------

> >

> > http://www.healthfr <http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/index.php?

p=742>

> eedomusa.org/index.php?p=742

> > Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

> > Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> > [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> > http://www.healthfr <http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/?p=742>

> eedomusa.org/?p=742

> >

> > ==========

> >

> > http://www.dhs.

<http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm>

> gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

> > HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> > Release Date: July 23, 2008

> > For Immediate Release

> > Office of the Press Secretary

> > Contact: 202-282-8010

> >

> > The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

> Homeland

> > Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

> pandemic

> > influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

> help

> > state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> > allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

> > health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

> >

> > " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

> process, "

> > HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took

part

> in

> > the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

> best

> > of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

> >

> > " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

> of

> > life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

> > Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

> to

> > ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> > running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

> the

> > country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

> >

> > As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> > engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> > received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> > objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

> stakeholders

> > and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> > objectives as the most important:

> > Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

> > care for persons with pandemic illness;

> > Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> > Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

> their

> > occupation; and

> > Protect children.

> > The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

> scientific

> > information available and directly considers the values of our

> > society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

> approach

> > to pandemic vaccination.

> >

> > The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

> vaccinate

> > every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

> Because

> > pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> > vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

> > communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

> decide

> > who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> > people and communities.

> >

> > The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> > groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

> > provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> > critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

> >

> > Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

> vaccination

> > target group. People who are not included in any occupational

> group

> > would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

> their

> > age and health status.

> >

> > While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

> vaccination

> > will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of

influenza

> if

> > and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

> > health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

> respirators,

> > washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

> > ###

> > This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

> >

> > =====

> >

> > In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> > distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> > interest in receiving the included information for research and

> > educational purposes.

> >

>

July 25, 2008

Thank you for the great questions Lee!

To respond:

1. In the instance you describe, yes there are both particular

remedies that fit vaccinosis (which are chosen according to the

symptoms & the person... and sometimes the substance that did the

damage), and there is the constitutional treatment to resolve the

affect the vaccine had on the whole person's previous state of

well-being along with hereditary predispositions that may have been

triggered.

2. It is difficult to treat yourself, especially in severe, broad or

complicated issues. We are even trained to not treat ourselves! Yet

we must in certain situations. You can gradually become familiar with

acute remedies for injuries, colds, normal flu, etc. quite

successfully though. The kit describes how to use this particular

group of remedies and enables a certain level of self-sufficiency.

But it is always best to also have a homeopath you can go to for

constitutional care to heal anything weakening well-being and

strengthen the immune system, and to fall back on for things should

you miss the mark

3. There are some good books I can recommend for self-care acutes.

Again, not advised for severe or chronic issues. I will list them on

another post. As for a list of homeopaths, you can check on the

National Center for Homeopathy website. I am usually listed but

missed a deadline this year Be sure to ask if the person is a

classical homeopath and how many hours of training and years of

experience they have. Whether they are well-versed in this

toxic/vaccine agenda is another thing to ensure.

I don't know of anyone good there in Texas. I treat by phone very

commonly.

4. The kit has instructions-essentially yes, a mini materia medica

5. Really important issue there. Remedies included (12) address

those types of symptoms and what has been used successfully in past

and present epidemic/debilitating illness.

Yes, important to have faith in it! Homeopathy did very well in past

epidemics compared to other treatment.

Helping others through an unbelievable situation is what I care about

.... through my experience, awareness, research, intuition and

information shared in the worldwide homeopathic community.

Good thinking in your career teaching - yes, these remedies also cover

'common' flu, so you win either way!

Hope this answered you well

Be well,

Liz

> > >

> > > Companion pieces:

> <http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html>

> anet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html>

> > anet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

> > > Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

> > > Neithercorp Forum

> > >

> > > Monday, July 21, 2008

> > >

> > > --------

> > >

> <http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/index.php?> eedomusa.org/index.php?

> p=742>

> > eedomusa.org/index.php?p=742

> > > Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

> > > Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> > > [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> <http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/?p=742> eedomusa.org/?p=742>

> > eedomusa.org/?p=742

> > >

> > > ==========

> > >

> > > http://www.dhs.

<http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm>

> gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm>

> > gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

> > > HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> > > Release Date: July 23, 2008

> > > For Immediate Release

> > > Office of the Press Secretary

> > > Contact: 202-282-8010

> > >

> > > The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

> > Homeland

> > > Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

> > pandemic

> > > influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

> > help

> > > state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> > > allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

> > > health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

> > >

> > > " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

> > process, "

> > > HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took

> part

> > in

> > > the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

> > best

> > > of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

> > >

> > > " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

> > of

> > > life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

> > > Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

> > to

> > > ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> > > running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

> > the

> > > country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

> > >

> > > As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> > > engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> > > received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> > > objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

> > stakeholders

> > > and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> > > objectives as the most important:

> > > Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

> > > care for persons with pandemic illness;

> > > Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> > > Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

> > their

> > > occupation; and

> > > Protect children.

> > > The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

> > scientific

> > > information available and directly considers the values of our

> > > society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

> > approach

> > > to pandemic vaccination.

> > >

> > > The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

> > vaccinate

> > > every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

> > Because

> > > pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> > > vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

> > > communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

> > decide

> > > who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> > > people and communities.

> > >

> > > The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> > > groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

> > > provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> > > critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

> > >

> > > Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

> > vaccination

> > > target group. People who are not included in any occupational

> > group

> > > would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

> > their

> > > age and health status.

> > >

> > > While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

> > vaccination

> > > will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of

> influenza

> > if

> > > and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

> > > health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

> > respirators,

> > > washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

> > > ###

> > > This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

> > >

> > > =====

> > >

> > > In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> > > distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> > > interest in receiving the included information for research and

> > > educational purposes.

> > >

> >

>

July 25, 2008

Thank you for the great questions Lee!

To respond:

1. In the instance you describe, yes there are both particular

remedies that fit vaccinosis (which are chosen according to the

symptoms & the person... and sometimes the substance that did the

damage), and there is the constitutional treatment to resolve the

affect the vaccine had on the whole person's previous state of

well-being along with hereditary predispositions that may have been

triggered.

2. It is difficult to treat yourself, especially in severe, broad or

complicated issues. We are even trained to not treat ourselves! Yet

we must in certain situations. You can gradually become familiar with

acute remedies for injuries, colds, normal flu, etc. quite

successfully though. The kit describes how to use this particular

group of remedies and enables a certain level of self-sufficiency.

But it is always best to also have a homeopath you can go to for

constitutional care to heal anything weakening well-being and

strengthen the immune system, and to fall back on for things should

you miss the mark

3. There are some good books I can recommend for self-care acutes.

Again, not advised for severe or chronic issues. I will list them on

another post. As for a list of homeopaths, you can check on the

National Center for Homeopathy website. I am usually listed but

missed a deadline this year Be sure to ask if the person is a

classical homeopath and how many hours of training and years of

experience they have. Whether they are well-versed in this

toxic/vaccine agenda is another thing to ensure.

I don't know of anyone good there in Texas. I treat by phone very

commonly.

4. The kit has instructions-essentially yes, a mini materia medica

5. Really important issue there. Remedies included (12) address

those types of symptoms and what has been used successfully in past

and present epidemic/debilitating illness.

Yes, important to have faith in it! Homeopathy did very well in past

epidemics compared to other treatment.

Helping others through an unbelievable situation is what I care about

.... through my experience, awareness, research, intuition and

information shared in the worldwide homeopathic community.

Good thinking in your career teaching - yes, these remedies also cover

'common' flu, so you win either way!

Hope this answered you well

Be well,

Liz

> > >

> > > Companion pieces:

> <http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html>

> anet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html>

> > anet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

> > > Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

> > > Neithercorp Forum

> > >

> > > Monday, July 21, 2008

> > >

> > > --------

> > >

> <http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/index.php?> eedomusa.org/index.php?

> p=742>

> > eedomusa.org/index.php?p=742

> > > Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the Establishment?

> > > Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> > > [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> <http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/?p=742> eedomusa.org/?p=742>

> > eedomusa.org/?p=742

> > >

> > > ==========

> > >

> > > http://www.dhs.

<http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm>

> gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm>

> > gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

> > > HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> > > Release Date: July 23, 2008

> > > For Immediate Release

> > > Office of the Press Secretary

> > > Contact: 202-282-8010

> > >

> > > The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

> > Homeland

> > > Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

> > pandemic

> > > influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

> > help

> > > state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> > > allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on public

> > > health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

> > >

> > > " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

> > process, "

> > > HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties took

> part

> > in

> > > the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

> > best

> > > of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

> > >

> > > " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our everyday way

> > of

> > > life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief

> > > Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was developed

> > to

> > > ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> > > running and we address the needs of all of our citizens, enabling

> > the

> > > country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

> > >

> > > As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> > > engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> > > received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> > > objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

> > stakeholders

> > > and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> > > objectives as the most important:

> > > Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who provide

> > > care for persons with pandemic illness;

> > > Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> > > Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

> > their

> > > occupation; and

> > > Protect children.

> > > The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

> > scientific

> > > information available and directly considers the values of our

> > > society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

> > approach

> > > to pandemic vaccination.

> > >

> > > The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

> > vaccinate

> > > every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

> > Because

> > > pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> > > vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal governments,

> > > communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

> > decide

> > > who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> > > people and communities.

> > >

> > > The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> > > groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security, 2)

> > > provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> > > critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

> > >

> > > Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

> > vaccination

> > > target group. People who are not included in any occupational

> > group

> > > would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

> > their

> > > age and health status.

> > >

> > > While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

> > vaccination

> > > will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of

> influenza

> > if

> > > and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community public

> > > health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

> > respirators,

> > > washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

> > > ###

> > > This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

> > >

> > > =====

> > >

> > > In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> > > distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> > > interest in receiving the included information for research and

> > > educational purposes.

> > >

> >

>

July 25, 2008

Hi and thank you again, . I want to answer both emails here.

: I want to order your kit. Do you PayPal? You might want to answer

the entire list, but will it violate some sort of rule? You can email my

private address.

I am thinking that at some point we could

lose communication via phone and web. Who knows? For that reason, an

established relationship with a local homeopath would be wise. , San is a bit far. I also know of a trusted one in the Longview area, but I am

looking for one in Fort Worth. Thanks for the directory help, both of you. I’m

going to try and find someone nearby, but if I cannot, then , I would

very much appreciate working with you.

From: no-forced-vaccination [mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of Brandegee

Sent: Friday, July 25, 2008 2:54

AM

Subject:

Re: HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

Thank you for the great

questions Lee!

To respond:

1. In the instance you describe, yes there are both particular

remedies that fit vaccinosis (which are chosen according to the

symptoms & the person... and sometimes the substance that did the

damage), and there is the constitutional treatment to resolve the

affect the vaccine had on the whole person's previous state of

well-being along with hereditary predispositions that may have been

triggered.

2. It is difficult to treat yourself, especially in severe, broad or

complicated issues. We are even trained to not treat ourselves! Yet

we must in certain situations. You can gradually become familiar with

acute remedies for injuries, colds, normal flu, etc. quite

successfully though. The kit describes how to use this particular

group of remedies and enables a certain level of self-sufficiency.

But it is always best to also have a homeopath you can go to for

constitutional care to heal anything weakening well-being and

strengthen the immune system, and to fall back on for things should

you miss the mark

3. There are some good books I can recommend for self-care acutes.

Again, not advised for severe or chronic issues. I will list them on

another post. As for a list of homeopaths, you can check on the

National Center for Homeopathy website. I am usually listed but

missed a deadline this year Be sure to ask if the person is a

classical homeopath and how many hours of training and years of

experience they have. Whether they are well-versed in this

toxic/vaccine agenda is another thing to ensure.

I don't know of anyone good there in Texas. I treat by phone very

commonly.

4. The kit has instructions-essentially yes, a mini materia medica

5. Really important issue there. Remedies included (12) address

those types of symptoms and what has been used successfully in past

and present epidemic/debilitating illness.

Yes, important to have faith in it! Homeopathy did very well in past

epidemics compared to other treatment.

Helping others through an unbelievable situation is what I care about

.... through my experience, awareness, research, intuition and

information shared in the worldwide homeopathic community.

Good thinking in your career teaching - yes, these remedies also cover

'common' flu, so you win either way!

Hope this answered you well

Be well,

Liz

> > >

> > > Companion pieces:

> <http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html>

> anet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html>

> > anet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

> > > Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

> > > Neithercorp Forum

> > >

> > > Monday, July 21, 2008

> > >

> > > --------

> > >

> <http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/index.php?>

eedomusa.org/index.php?

> p=742>

> > eedomusa.org/index.php?p=742

> > > Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the

Establishment?

> > > Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> > > [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> <http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/?p=742>

eedomusa.org/?p=742>

> > eedomusa.org/?p=742

> > >

> > > ==========

> > >

> > > http://www.dhs.

<http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm>

> gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm>

> > gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

> > > HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> > > Release Date: July 23, 2008

> > > For Immediate Release

> > > Office of the Press Secretary

> > > Contact: 202-282-8010

> > >

> > > The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

> > Homeland

> > > Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

> > pandemic

> > > influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

> > help

> > > state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> > > allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on

public

> > > health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

> > >

> > > " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

> > process, "

> > > HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties

took

> part

> > in

> > > the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

> > best

> > > of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

> > >

> > > " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our

everyday way

> > of

> > > life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and

Chief

> > > Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was

developed

> > to

> > > ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> > > running and we address the needs of all of our citizens,

enabling

> > the

> > > country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

> > >

> > > As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> > > engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> > > received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> > > objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

> > stakeholders

> > > and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> > > objectives as the most important:

> > > Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who

provide

> > > care for persons with pandemic illness;

> > > Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> > > Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

> > their

> > > occupation; and

> > > Protect children.

> > > The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

> > scientific

> > > information available and directly considers the values of our

> > > society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

> > approach

> > > to pandemic vaccination.

> > >

> > > The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

> > vaccinate

> > > every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

> > Because

> > > pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> > > vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal

governments,

> > > communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

> > decide

> > > who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> > > people and communities.

> > >

> > > The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> > > groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security,

2)

> > > provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> > > critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

> > >

> > > Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

> > vaccination

> > > target group. People who are not included in any occupational

> > group

> > > would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

> > their

> > > age and health status.

> > >

> > > While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

> > vaccination

> > > will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of

> influenza

> > if

> > > and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community

public

> > > health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

> > respirators,

> > > washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

> > > ###

> > > This page was last reviewed/modified on July 23, 2008.

> > >

> > > =====

> > >

> > > In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> > > distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> > > interest in receiving the included information for research and

> > > educational purposes.

> > >

> >

>

July 25, 2008

Hi and thank you again, . I want to answer both emails here.

: I want to order your kit. Do you PayPal? You might want to answer

the entire list, but will it violate some sort of rule? You can email my

private address.

I am thinking that at some point we could

lose communication via phone and web. Who knows? For that reason, an

established relationship with a local homeopath would be wise. , San is a bit far. I also know of a trusted one in the Longview area, but I am

looking for one in Fort Worth. Thanks for the directory help, both of you. I’m

going to try and find someone nearby, but if I cannot, then , I would

very much appreciate working with you.

From: no-forced-vaccination [mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of Brandegee

Sent: Friday, July 25, 2008 2:54

AM

Subject:

Re: HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

Thank you for the great

questions Lee!

To respond:

1. In the instance you describe, yes there are both particular

remedies that fit vaccinosis (which are chosen according to the

symptoms & the person... and sometimes the substance that did the

damage), and there is the constitutional treatment to resolve the

affect the vaccine had on the whole person's previous state of

well-being along with hereditary predispositions that may have been

triggered.

2. It is difficult to treat yourself, especially in severe, broad or

complicated issues. We are even trained to not treat ourselves! Yet

we must in certain situations. You can gradually become familiar with

acute remedies for injuries, colds, normal flu, etc. quite

successfully though. The kit describes how to use this particular

group of remedies and enables a certain level of self-sufficiency.

But it is always best to also have a homeopath you can go to for

constitutional care to heal anything weakening well-being and

strengthen the immune system, and to fall back on for things should

you miss the mark

3. There are some good books I can recommend for self-care acutes.

Again, not advised for severe or chronic issues. I will list them on

another post. As for a list of homeopaths, you can check on the

National Center for Homeopathy website. I am usually listed but

missed a deadline this year Be sure to ask if the person is a

classical homeopath and how many hours of training and years of

experience they have. Whether they are well-versed in this

toxic/vaccine agenda is another thing to ensure.

I don't know of anyone good there in Texas. I treat by phone very

commonly.

4. The kit has instructions-essentially yes, a mini materia medica

5. Really important issue there. Remedies included (12) address

those types of symptoms and what has been used successfully in past

and present epidemic/debilitating illness.

Yes, important to have faith in it! Homeopathy did very well in past

epidemics compared to other treatment.

Helping others through an unbelievable situation is what I care about

.... through my experience, awareness, research, intuition and

information shared in the worldwide homeopathic community.

Good thinking in your career teaching - yes, these remedies also cover

'common' flu, so you win either way!

Hope this answered you well

Be well,

Liz

> > >

> > > Companion pieces:

> <http://www.prisonplanet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html>

> anet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html>

> > anet.com/half-a-million-plastic-coffins.html

> > > Half a Million Plastic Coffins?

> > > Neithercorp Forum

> > >

> > > Monday, July 21, 2008

> > >

> > > --------

> > >

> <http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/index.php?>

eedomusa.org/index.php?

> p=742>

> > eedomusa.org/index.php?p=742

> > > Weaponized Avian Flu: Are YOU Ready to Die for the

Establishment?

> > > Weaponized Avian Flu Intelligence Report

> > > [This is a copy of Dr. Laibow's eAlert of July 19, 2008]

> <http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/?p=742>

eedomusa.org/?p=742>

> > eedomusa.org/?p=742

> > >

> > > ==========

> > >

> > > http://www.dhs.

<http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm>

> gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm>

> > gov/xnews/releases/pr_1216831362171.shtm

> > > HHS and DHS Announce Guidance on Pandemic Vaccination Allocation

> > > Release Date: July 23, 2008

> > > For Immediate Release

> > > Office of the Press Secretary

> > > Contact: 202-282-8010

> > >

> > > The U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and

> > Homeland

> > > Security (DHS) released guidance on allocating and targeting

> > pandemic

> > > influenza vaccine. The guidance provides a planning framework to

> > help

> > > state, tribal, local and community leaders ensure that vaccine

> > > allocation and use will reduce the impact of a pandemic on

public

> > > health and minimize disruption to society and the economy.

> > >

> > > " This guidance is the result of a deliberative democratic

> > process, "

> > > HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. " All interested parties

took

> part

> > in

> > > the dialogue; we are confident that this document represents the

> > best

> > > of shared responsibility and decision-making. "

> > >

> > > " A severe pandemic has the potential to disrupt our

everyday way

> > of

> > > life, " said DHS Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and

Chief

> > > Medical Officer Dr. Runge. " This guidance was

developed

> > to

> > > ensure that our nation's critical infrastructure remains up and

> > > running and we address the needs of all of our citizens,

enabling

> > the

> > > country to recover from a pandemic more quickly. "

> > >

> > > As part of developing the guidance, HHS held day-long public

> > > engagement and stakeholder meetings throughout the country and

> > > received more than 200 written public comments on the goals and

> > > objectives of pandemic vaccination. In all the meetings,

> > stakeholders

> > > and the public identified the same four vaccination program

> > > objectives as the most important:

> > > Protect persons critical to the pandemic response and who

provide

> > > care for persons with pandemic illness;

> > > Protect persons who provide essential community services;

> > > Protect persons who are at high risk of infection because of

> > their

> > > occupation; and

> > > Protect children.

> > > The guidance is also firmly rooted in the most up-to-date

> > scientific

> > > information available and directly considers the values of our

> > > society and the ethical issues involved in planning a phased

> > approach

> > > to pandemic vaccination.

> > >

> > > The ultimate goal of the pandemic vaccination program is to

> > vaccinate

> > > every person in the United States who wants to be vaccinated.

> > Because

> > > pandemic vaccine cannot be made fast enough for everyone to be

> > > vaccinated at once, federal, state, local and tribal

governments,

> > > communities, and the private sector can use the guidance to

> > decide

> > > who should be vaccinated during this early stage to best protect

> > > people and communities.

> > >

> > > The guidance's vaccination structure defines four broad target

> > > groups: people who 1) maintain homeland and national security,

2)

> > > provide health care and community support services, 3) maintain

> > > critical infrastructure and 4) are in the general population.

> > >

> > > Everyone in the United States is included in at least one

> > vaccination

> > > target group. People who are not included in any occupational

> > group

> > > would be vaccinated as part of the general population based on

> > their

> > > age and health status.

> > >

> > > While vaccines are an important resource in a pandemic,

> > vaccination

> > > will only be one of several tools to fight the spread of

> influenza

> > if

> > > and when a pandemic emerges. Other tools include community

public

> > > health measures, antiviral medications, facemasks and

> > respirators,

> > > washing hands, and covering coughs and sneezes.

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July 25, 2008

Hi,Would you happen to have any homeopathic remedies for detox for a 2 year old? My son has tons of delayed reaction food allergies and I have read that this is a common symptom of toxicity and heavy metal poisoning. He is non-vaxxed but I had amalgam fillings when I was young which were removed, but I have read that this can actually release a lot of mercury into your body. I also have permanent retainers after wearing braces so I assume my son has lots of toxins.

Anyway, if you do have something for this, I'd love to get some :)Trying to boost up his immune system for this " flu season "

July 25, 2008

Hi,Would you happen to have any homeopathic remedies for detox for a 2 year old? My son has tons of delayed reaction food allergies and I have read that this is a common symptom of toxicity and heavy metal poisoning. He is non-vaxxed but I had amalgam fillings when I was young which were removed, but I have read that this can actually release a lot of mercury into your body. I also have permanent retainers after wearing braces so I assume my son has lots of toxins.

Anyway, if you do have something for this, I'd love to get some :)Trying to boost up his immune system for this " flu season "

July 25, 2008

Hi Lee,

Yes I do accept PP, you can write me with your address and number of

kits.

I should also answer these questions that have come up - how many

people are they for and how much they are. Each kit is safely good

for 2 people, possibly 3. Twelve viles of about 30 pellets each,

which is approx. 10 doses per bottle. It's impossible to predict

usage rate, so again best for 2 people. Homeopathic remedies have a

very long shelf life if they are not needed for some time. Chances

are you may use some of them on normal flu which is still important

I'll keep you informed of any new remedies that emerge as important

to add to your kit, and refills will also be available at a small

cost.

They are $33 + $5 shipping. $30 for 1-5 kits, $27 10+.

It's important to connect with someone good now and hope for the best

as far as communications go! Sorry I don't know anyone I feel is

good in this area near you though.

Bright wishes All,

Liz

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