The Federal Government's History is Less Than Credible With Regards to Swine Flu

The Hidden Story Behind Swine Flu

With the government constantly reminding us of the dangers of swine flu (or H1N1 flu), and with over 1,600 citizens infected in 43 states, one can't help but wonder how much is hype and how much is truth considering the less than sterling record our government has with managing the swine flu problem.

Even the vaunted and well respected World Health Organization (WHO) is facing increasing criticism over their handling of this "level 5 epidemic."

The flu (influenza) could be a serious issue. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), up to two billion people might get the swine flu.

Let's put that number in perspective. There are currently an estimated six billion people in the world. That means a high-ranking government agency believes as many as one in three people on this planet could come down with swine flu.

Conversely, many think the WHO is deliberately stoking the public fear. If so, why would they do that? What's the truth here?

The Hidden Story Behind Swine Flu, Part 2

This is not the first time the swine flu has garnered headlines in America.

Swine flu has existed at least since 1918 when it reportedly killed 500,000 Americans and infected 20 million worldwide. It was actually first labeled "swine flu" in 1976 after a young solider in Mississippi died from it on February 6, 1976.

As a consequence, then President Gerald R. Ford wanted the entire American population of 220 million to be inoculated even though there was only one reported death and 500 or fewer who had fallen ill to it.

Critics of that decision, including Arthur M. Silverstein, the author of Pure Politics and Impure Science, suggests the influence of Big Pharma drug companies strongly figured into Ford's decision to immunize all Americans due to its resulting massive profit potential.

That's not a surprise.

Ford was serious about inoculating all Americans from the swine flu. In 1976, Dr. W. Delano Meriwether was given the responsibility to ensure all 220 million Americans be inoculated within one year's time.

After Pvt. David Lewis' death on February 6, 1976, as early as mid-March 1976, then CDD director Dr. David J. Sencer had mobilized the medical establishment behind Pres. Ford's $135 million program to inoculate the American people. There was resistance but eventually Congress funded Ford's plan, passing it August 12, 1976.

Let's consider a few important facts here.

By the government's own timeline, a vaccine was discovered somewhere between February 6, 1976 when Pvt. David Lewis died and October 1, 1976 when inocoulations began -- and that's being charitable.

Realistically, a viable vaccine could only have been found somewhere between August 12, 1976 to late September -- a mere month and a half. In that time, they would've had to gather the funds to study the disease, discover a winning vaccine, test and certify it as ready for dissemination to the entire public and then plan the mass innoculation plan. Some have rightly questioned that timeline.

Nevertheless, on October 1, 1976, inoculations began.

Within weeks numerous people complained of serious health ailments. By December 16, 1976, the U.S. government was forced to suspend the mass inoculation plan having inoculated approximately 40 million people for a flu that never came.

Interestingly enough, the drug companies worried about side effects of the inoculations and lobbied the U.S. government be found blameworthy for any problems caused. As it turns out, their fears were well founded. They still made millions and millions though -- their true motive.

Let's think about this for a moment, Ford, the government, and the drug companies in March 1976 wanted every American inoculated even though only one person had died and fewer than 1,000 human beings had swine flu -- even though a vaccine hadn't been discovered yet!

Fast forward to the present. The government says that there isn't a cure for it -- even though they said there was in 1976. (In 2010, they say there is a cure now.)

Sounds suspicious, doesn't it? Of course, if one brings up such documented contradictions one is labeled a "conspiracy theorist."

My opinion?

Someone high up somewhere -- probably a secret society Skull & Bones elitist scumbag-like person -- is smelling a profit and is manuvering the pieces on his ouija board with his well-placed pals in The Cabal to cash in.

Remember, to sell evil, you have to cloak it in the good. In this instance, the public's good. That is their typical modus operandi.

2010 Swine Flu Cure?

We're told there isn't a cure for the swine flu -- again. Although now there is news leaking out that another vaccine is close at hand and has even been certified.

While I write this, the Health Protection Agency (HPA) in England believes they have unlocked the full genetic code for the swine flu, which is critical in knowing how the virus operates. Moreover, the ability to identify the critical components of the virus is important ostensibly in the development of a vaccine.

The Russian government as well says it is in the process of developing a vaccine.

I'm not saying an allopathic vaccine cure can't be found. It may very well be and I hope there is if it's legitimate for I have no desire to see people suffer.

The truth is there is an incredibly inexpensive cure for swine flu, and flu in general, and it's readily available to almost everyone in the world. It's as close as your local grocery store.

What's the Natural Swine Flu Cure?

Is There An Herbal Cure for Swine Flu?

There is a cure. It's not cayenne pepper, though, although cayenne will fortify your overall health and immune system. It's garlic. Yes, garlic.

In Russia, garlic is called the "Russian Penicillin" due to garlic's formidable antiseptic and vulnerary properties.

Garlic was used to arrest the plague in the Dark Ages in Europe, and as recently as World War I it was the medicine of choice for treating wounds as an antiseptic and vulerary agent. It worked too.

What about cayenne pepper?

Cayenne pepper has had success in treating scarlet fever, typhoid fever, yellow fever, and low fevers with other antiseptic therapeutic-action agents or medicinal herbs.

While it is an accentuator herb, it's not ideally perfect for eradicating swine flu or any flu, garlic and onions are. (Notice how both of those plants are in the Liliaceae family.)

That's not to say that cayenne shouldn't be used. It should be. Cayenne is one of the most potent foods/medicinal spices in the world and should be a part of everyone's health regime, in my opinion.

More to the point, it will also accentuate the efficacy of the garlic.

Medicinal Herbs vs. Allopathic

The public is becoming increasingly aware of the benefits of natural foods and herbs. It's even been reported that mushrooms help fight the influenza. You can read about it here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1178189/Mushrooms-body-boost-beat-flu.html.

There are those who discount completely vaccines in the homeopathic community. I can see why but I'll leave that discussion for another day.

Nevertheless, I've always felt the best scenario for optimum health and healing is for a marriage between homeopathic, alternative medicine like medicinal herbs and allopathic medicine (in other words Western medicine). I wouldn't hold out for that, unfortunately.

There's just too much money made with pharmaceutical drugs and in over-priced medical procedures for the medical community to suddenly throw up their hands and admit they've lied for years and have conspired to keep the public in the dark regarding legitimate cures.

Look at what the medical establishment and government has done to Kevin Trudeau, Dr. John R. Christopher, Dr. Lorraine Day, Dr. Harvey Diamond, Dr. Gerson and a multitude of others who seek or sought to educate the public about alternative, non-allopathic medical interventions like medicinal herbs.

Again, I suppose, that's a story for another day.

Conclusion: Swine Flu and Cayenne Pepper

Many believe the WHO provoked unecessary alarm by escalating its warnings against swine flu. That's debatable. What is overblown is the supposed incurability of this particular strain of influenza.

Even allopathic medical researchers on both sides of the Atlantic now say and confirm publicly that they think swine flu or H1N1 flu is eminently curable. Considering the government's history here, I'm not going to give them my unvarnished trust just yet.

There's been a cure all along. It's garlic. Yes, that humble and simple herb that most think is just a wonderful culinary agent in Asian, American and Italian cooking.

Cayenne pepper will help in keeping the blood clean and in maintaining a healthy bloodstream but garlic is the herbalist's and naturopathic doctor's choice in curing flu or any strain of influenza.

I hope you found this information useful.

Yours in health,
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