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H1n1 is true to me but were did it come from.i think that some people die each year.It is becoming a
Democracy.Pigs were suposed to get it ,but soon it seems that evryone can get it.I agree. |
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As a British nurse I can honestly say I have had 7 cases of hospitalisation due to the H1N1 virus, I
truly believe it is a ploy to distract us from the War in the east and the recession. |
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I had H1N1 earlier this month. I ahve had the seasonal flu before. There is a HUG difference. I have
asthma, and this type of flu almost killed me. A healthy 18 year old pregnant girl in my area got it
and went into a coma and died (they were able to save the baby). Also, it is giving a lot of false
negatives when people are being tested....which is dangerous. In Northern Ohio...there are hundreds
of cases of it. |
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I agree for the majority of people H1N1 isn't that big of a deal, in most cases it's milder than the
average flu. However, conspiracy or alterior motive theories just don't gain any ground here.
Because 1) It genuinely is a new strain, so even if their response is over the top it's not like
they made it up, nor did they know the full potential or severity the new strain would or would not
turn into. 2) It's a global phenomenon and no one government or even a combo of top governments
could coordinate or manipulate on a global scale for watever those alterior motives would happen to
be. 3) There are far scarrier diseases out there they could have used for their alterior motives
instead, things so vile it wouldn't even prompt a mystery inquiry because people would be so
desperately eager to avoid getting it. |
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20 Nov 2009 20:48
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