GERMAN PROTESTS OVER TOXIC SWINE FLU JAB GROW AFTER ARMY REJECTS IT AS TOO RISKY

GERMAN PROTESTS OVER TOXIC SWINE FLU JAB GROW AFTER ARMY REJECTS IT AS TOO RISKY

Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 October 2009 12:09
Tuesday, 13 October 2009 10:19

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The protest against German government plans to mass vaccinate the population with the untested and toxic swine flu jab are growing after the German army decided to order a jab without heavy metals mercury and without adjuvants that is made in the same way as the regular flu shots.

Virologost Alexander Kekule from the University of Halle accused the government on TV of ordering the wrong "vaccines" against the swine flu for the population, noting that the adjuvants cause serious side effects.

Kekule said the use of adjuvants should be abandoned. However, experts say there are still dangerous amounts of mercury in the vaccine -- 50ug or 25,000 times what the FDA considers safe in food --, and live viruses in the jab, which will be especially harmful for children and pregnant women.

In addition, there is evidence that there will be nanochips in the vaccines which store health insurance information and are linked to a WHO/UN supercomputer, allowing the WHO/UN to track the population.

Paul-Ehrlich-Instituts (PEI) spokesperson, Susanne Stöcker, defended the jab saying it was "basically the same and that it fulfilled all EU criteria," omitting to mention the EU's regulatory body, the EMEA; itself has said that the safety and efficacy of the "swine flu" jab do not have to be proven to be approved under emergency guidelines and that there is no data on how this new flu jab using illegal adjuvants will impact on pregnant women or children.