RE: Swine Flu - are the vaccines safe?

[Guest guest]

I'd be very interested in borrowing your presentation, Suze. I'm very

concerned about the potential for forced vaccination programs.

Jeanmarie

On Aug 22, 2009, at 7:35 PM, Suze Fisher wrote:

> As many of you know this entire " swine " flu mass vaccination

> campaign will

> most likely result in disability and death for thousands, if not

> more, and

> one more proverbial straw on the camel's back in terms of slow kill

> weapons

> that our bodies must deal with on a regular basis.

>

> I'm gravely concerned about the harm the vaccines will do. Most

> Americans

> are probably not aware that the vaccines they will be given were only

> partially tested for safety and efficacy if at all, and that the

> government

> has waved its magic wand and deemed that the vaccine makers will be

> exempt

> from lawsuits.

>

> To that end, I've organized a presentation on this issue at my local

> library. A local ND who is also a DAN! (Defeat Autism Now!)

> practitioner

> will lecture on the dangers of vaccines in general, and may also

> talk about

> the H1N1 vaccines in particular.

>

> Then I will give a Power Point presentation on the H1N1 vaccines, some

> disturbing safety history of some of the pharmaceutical companies

> producing

> the vaccines, what happened during the swine flu vaccination

> campaign in the

> 70's, lack of coverage about the safety and efficacy in the

> mainstream US

> press, and other related issues.

>

> Each talk will be 30 minutes followed by a 40-60 minute discussion.

> We are

> scheduled for Sept. 20 so I will have my PPT done by then. I urge

> anyone

> else concerned about this issue to get the word out to your

> community in any

> way you can. I'd be happy to give my PPT to anyone who wants to do a

> presentation to their own community. I will have a list of references

> available as well. I do realize that late Sept. is after many kids

> may get

> vaccinated, but it's when the ND here was available, and still

> before the

> vaccines are scheduled to reach my state (Maine).

>

> I don't expect to have the PPT ready till a a few days before the

> presentation so couldn't give it out before then.

>

> Suze Fisher

>

> " Think occasionally of the suffering of which you spare yourself the

> sight. "

> ~Albert Schweitzer

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'll upload it to the group's file section when done and post that it's up

there.

Suze

> I'd be very interested in borrowing your presentation, Suze. I'm very

> concerned about the potential for forced vaccination programs.

> Jeanmarie

>