Title: [Fwd: Navy Ships breaking out with Swine Flu after H1N1 vaccinations- Five Turning back from missio Source: na URL Source: http://na Published: Sep 26, 2009 Author: na Post Date: 2009-09-26 16:00:54 by RISU 129 Comments
> From Bob Chapman's International Forecaster: > > US MARKETS > > Data gleaned indirectly from anonymous testimony of Navy wives of the affected crew via the internet radio show A Marine Disquisition : > > 1. Unnamed US Navy vessel put to sea in April with 347 man crew. > 2. Entire crew was vaccinated with H1N1 Swine Flu vaccine shortly after they put to sea. > 3. Crew sickened so severely that other ships had to respond to render aid. 16 Medical Dr.s put aboard from an unnamed aircraft carrier and other responding vessels. Total of 50 Navy personnel sent aboard to respond to crisis. > 4. Two of the crew of 347 died - including the Captain of the ship (a Lieutenant Commander) and a Chief Petty Officer. > 5. 50 personnel sent aboard to help are quarantined in Navy hospital in Balboa, Spain after 10 of them caught the flu from the ship's crew. Two of the 50 quarantined are in serious condition at last report. > 6. Of the 347 man crew that were vaccinated, 333 contracted the H1N1 flu FROM THE VACCINE. Two died, as mentioned above, and 331 survived. Only 14 of the 347 vaccinated sailors did not show any ill effects from the vaccine. > 7. Navy has threatened all the spouses of the ship's crew to remain silent - claiming all this information is classified. Some are whistle-blowing and that is where this information is coming from. > 8. On the unnamed aircraft carrier that provided assistance, 415 sailors contracted the swine flu and are currently quarantined onboard. > PLEASE pass this email along. The truth is that the swine flu epidemic will be created BY THE VACCINE. If we don't take it, there will be no epidemic. From this one test it's apparent that the vaccine as tested on that ship's crew in April is 96% effective at infecting the recipient with swine flu. Such an infection rate is impossible to achieve by any natural means. Though it only killed 1% immediately, there is no telling what the long term effects on those injected with the vaccine will be. See the research on the long term effects of the 1976 swine flu vaccine, and the Gulf War anthrax vaccine programs for more information. > Also note that mere contact with those that have been vaccinated creates a 20% chance of you contracting the swine flu even if you have not been vaccinated. Please pass this data along to anyone you care about! > ***** > > ‘Major Alert’ > > The U.S. Navy has "OVER" 5 U.S. Navy Ships TURNING BACK FROM MAJOR ORDERS OF TRANSPORT TO "MIDDLE EAST WAR ZONE" > > NAVY & COMBAT MARINES AIR WINGS, AND GROUND TROOPS > > ***UNABLE TO FULLFILL THEIR DUTIES**** > > At present confirmed 1 a/c carrier > > 2 destroyers > > 1 helicopter a/c carrier over 30,000 assorted Military, mostly USN & USMC > > Some Coast Guard, National Guard & some Air Force. > > Semper Fi, Drew Malone; Raines III > > Master Electronics Engineer > > USMC 1967-1977 > > Owner: H.E.A.R.T. & Associates > > 1983-Present > > 3423 Avery Road > > Little Rock, Arkansas 72209 > > www.amd.elequity.com > > SKYPE: drewmalone.rainesiii > > 501.565.1833 > >
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By Chambers, Heather Publication: San Diego Business Journal Date: Monday, May 11 2009
San Diego-based vaccine developer Vical is partnering with the U.S. Naval Medical Research Center to expedite a potential defense against the H1N1 flu virus, it said May 6.
Under a cooperative research and development agreement, Vical and the U.S. Navy biomedical research organization will work
toward a common goal of bringing its early-stage Phase 1 DNA vaccine into clinical testing "as quickly as possible."
In late April, Vical told the Business Journal that its technology could make a swine flu vaccine available in six to nine weeks after receiving the necessary genetic code of the virus.
Vical would be responsible for securing regulatory approval of the vaccine for use in the United States and other countries.
"We believe our technology is particularly well-suited to emerging infectious diseases like H1N1 influenza for which conventional vaccine technologies are too slow in both development and manufacturing," said Vical CEO Vijay Samant in a release.
Notice the date on this article. I don't think the Navy had any vaccine available in April to administer. H1N1 didn't even hit the scene in Mexico until March 18th.