Swine Flu A/H1N1 - Dangers of Flu Vaccination

For some years now, the mass media have been broadcasting alarming news about possible pandemic infections that are expected to cause millions of deaths.

In recent months the World Health Organization (WHO) has also taken a more defined position than usual towards the A/H1N1 flu, known as "swine", which it inexplicably and immediately called "Pandemic 2009".

In reality, if we go to the sources of the various news, if we objectively analyze the available scientific data by comparing them with those of the common seasonal flu and if we question the virology and epidemiology experts, many obvious contradictions immediately emerge and in particular that:

• influenza A/H1N1 is very contagious but not very dangerous;
• flu vaccines are practically all ineffective and in any case less useful than the most common and banal personal hygiene measures;
• flu vaccines and antiviral drugs can be very dangerous for some people;
• the vaccine against influenza A/H1N1 is totally unreliable, both because it has not been sufficiently tested, and because its effectiveness is completely theoretical, and because its harmlessness is completely hypothetical and finally because it will be a vaccine that will contain high doses of mercury and a toxic adjuvant that was added in an effort to increase its very low efficacy;
• the adamance with which the WHO pursues its mass pro-vaccination policy is as suspicious as it is unscientific and many researchers wonder what is hidden behind this vaccination.

Every person has not only the right, but also the duty to inform themselves adequately on this topic, both to give their true "informed consent or dissent" to vaccination, but also to appropriately advise their family members who will be unable to inform themselves or protect themselves: children and the elderly.

This publication was born from a careful and in-depth study of all the scientific literature on the subject and in particular is the result of consultation with researchers who are notoriously independent from the commercial pressures that drive major healthcare interests. Today we can no longer believe a priori in the mass media, nor in the large government bodies that should safeguard our good.