Swine
Flu Pandemic Hysteria Hoax Heads For Court
Those who suspected a money and greed driven conspiracy behind the 2009 swine flu outbreak, declared a pandemic by overzealous WHO officials and their advisers from within the industry are being proven right by recent revelations. The article Reconstruction of a Mass Hysteria - The Swine Flu Panic of 2009 in Spiegel Online of March 12, Germany's foremost investigative magazine, shows that three weeks before the swine flu was declared a pandemic, 30 senior representatives of pharmaceutical companies met with WHO Director-General Chan and United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki Moon at WHO headquarters and were mainly interested in one question: the decision to declare Phase 6. Phase 6 acted as a switch that would allow bells on the industry's cash registers to ring, risk-free. That's because many pandemic vaccine contracts had already been signed. Germany signed an agreement with the British firm GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) in 2007 to buy its pandemic vac cine as soon as Phase 6 was declared. This agreement could explain why Professor Roy Anderson, one key scientific advisor to the British government, declared the swine flu a pandemic on May 1. What he neglected to say was that GSK was paying him an annual salary of more than €130,000 ($177,000). This Der Spiegel article may serve as a guide to real evidence when a multitude of individuals and nations will soon take the companies and individuals to court.
R. C. Camphausen, Digital Journal
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