Urgent Vaccine Notification - it a HOAX

Monday, February 8, 2010

Salam & hola,
IF YOU RECEIVED THIS VIA EMAIL OR WHAT - IT A HOAX

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READ FOR YOURSELF AND BE A JUDGE! REALLY DON'T KNOW WHAT TO BELIEVE NOW!!

The government has received a big batch of H1N1 vaccine.

They have already started the
vaccination exercise.

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My Australian friend has just sent me this article.

Read and be your own judge.

Hi Team,

This very alarming piece of information was sent to us today . It was written by a pharmacist in South Australia.

It seems that we really need to get the message out to the public on the dangers of vaccinations that the Government is scaremongereing us about!!

Please take a moment to read this article, it's an absolute disgrace on every Government & pharmaceutical company on the planet

*DO NOT THINK FOR A MOMENT THAT OUR GOVERNMENT IS TRYING TO PROTECT YOU!!! *

**WORTH A READ - SWINE FLUE VACCINE MESSAGE****

This is important. Im a qualified pharmacist. I've been researching the swine flu vaccine that our government has bought for us (using our money, by the way) and its DANGEROUS AS. Its easy a hundred times more dangerous than the swine flu itself, imo.*Something that freaked me out is that several swine flu vaccine manufacturers have asked governments to give them an exemption from lawsuits, in case the vaccine caused harm in people.

*If you made a vaccine that you knew worked, then why would you need a legal exemption in case it hurt people?

*Massive warning sign. They don't believe its safe.*The swine flu itself has killed about 2/3000 people total.The regular flu kills 40 000 plus per year - so why are we freaking out about swine flu, and not normal flu? Does that makesense? no.

If the regular flu kills 40 000 plus per year, and the swine flu only killed 2/3 000 - then why are governments buying it in advance, giving it to us for free, and giving drug manufacturers immunity to legal cases against them? Does that make sense? no. The swine flu vaccine contains 2 horribly dangerous compounds - one is called thimerosol.
It is made 50% of mercury. It binds to receptors in your brain, and basically causes brain damage.Is it smart to be injected with thimerosol, and get brain damage, dropping 10 IQ points and going dumb, in order to avoid getting a flu that kills 95% less people than regular flu? no.

The other horrible ingredient is called squalene. Squalene accidentally tricks your immune system into killing your own cells, which creates autoimmune diseases like asthma, multiple scelerosis, diabetes, and a bunch of diseases that we dont have a name for yet (because squalene hasnt been used for that long, and we have little data on its effects) - is is smart to inject yourself with that stuff, in order to avoid a relatively mild flu, like the swine flu? no.

If you're a pregnant mother about to take Panvax, ask yourself this - why would you take Panvax, when it contains Neomycin and Polymyxin B Sulfate - both of which exhibit positive risk to unborn children - so as to avoid what?

A mild flu, that kills 95% fewer people than the regular flu? Look, i'm a funny guy. Yeah, I make good facebook groups.

People join them by the thousands, and laugh. But Im also a qualified pharmacist. I scored in the top 0.1% of my state in school. Im expert at critical analysis of drugs and their effects on humans. And let me be blunt - if someone came up to me with a syringe full of swine flu vaccine, or came near my family with one - I would take the needle off them and poke them with it myself - followed by several very hard punches. This stuff is poison.

Don't take it. Dont let your friends take it.

Don't let your family take it. If some idiot in a lab coat asks you if you want it, ask them about thimerosol, squalene, and why the company making it wants legal exemption from being sued, and watch their face go into "omg im being asked serious questions that I dont have the answer to" mode. Anyway. I hope you're all well. Chat to you on facebook sometime.

Sincerely,

George Mamouzellos

Bachelor of Pharmacy

University of South Australia

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