BREAKING: Twelve Swine Flu Cases Reported In Five States, Says CDC, USA

I wonder if it has anything to do with this?:

It’s too late to keep details of deadly flu a secret! U.S. scientists say details of virus created in laboratory ‘are already out there’, sparking renewed terror alert.


[link to www.dailymail.co.uk]

Or maybe this..


Keep an eye out for new flu viruses, WHO warns


The World Health Organization is urging countries to be on the lookout for new flu viruses.

The WHO is stressing the importance of monitoring for new variants of flu and reporting any findings to the Geneva-based UN health agency.

The statement comes in the wake of a series of discoveries in the United States of human infections with a new swine-origin H3N2 virus.

[link to edmonton.ctv.ca]

And let's not forget about this little piece of info...


Signs of Tamiflu-resistant 2009 H1N1 flu transmission cited

Dec 19, 2011 (CIDRAP News) – An analysis of 2009 H1N1 influenza virus isolates from the 2010-11 flu season suggests that low-level community transmission of an oseltamivir-resistant strain took place, a development that bears close watching, researchers reported today.

Though the conclusion was based on a small number of patients, the authors said a higher prevalence of the resistant strain last year in people who weren't exposed to oseltamivir (Tamiflu) compared to the pandemic months is a notable difference. Researchers from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and their state partners reported their findings in an early online release from Emerging Infectious Diseases.

[link to www.cidrap.umn.edu]

Thanks for the update, OP!

Infant in Minn. develops H1N2, Unique type of H1N1

MINNEAPOLIS, MN (WCCO) - Disease specialists are carefully monitoring the case of a Minnesota infant who developed a unique type of H1N1.

It's called the H1N2 virus and it's only the second case ever detected anywhere.

(snip)


[link to www.wtsp.com]

Infant in Minn. develops H1N2, Unique type of H1N1

MINNEAPOLIS, MN (WCCO) - Disease specialists are carefully monitoring the case of a Minnesota infant who developed a unique type of H1N1.

It's called the H1N2 virus and it's only the second case ever detected anywhere.

(snip)


[link to www.wtsp.com]

I had great difficulty posting this one.
I had to jump off of my wireless and post from phone.

You are welcome... I'll keep digging and provide links to what I find.

Sorry for the above double post.

It begins.

Dr. Niman keeps insisting this is/could be a pandemic, but WHO refuses to admit it.

What do you think? Niman right about this?

Now...please take this next article with s grain of salt.

The number of miscarriage claims is startling and I can't verify yet.
Still it is an interesting article.

Vitamin D-3 is a weapon that we can use against this.

Swine Flu vaccine Dangers exposed

Swine flu was considered a pandemic in 2009, though it wasn’t nearly as serious as health officials predicted it to be.

At the time, a vaccine was quickly put together with very little testing, in an effort to protect the population from the impending danger.

Many people chose not to get the shot because of the swine flu vaccine dangers, and because they didn’t see swine flu as the big threat that it was hyped up to be.

However, this year people may not have the option of not having an H1N1 vaccine if they opt to get a regular flu shot, because the same vaccine virus that was used in the 2009 vaccine is now part of the regular seasonal flu shot.

[link to www.topsecretwriters.com]

Vitamin D proven far better than vaccines at preventing influenza

(NaturalNews) If scientists discovered something that worked better than vaccines at preventing influenza, you'd think they would jump all over it, right? After all, isn't the point to protect children and adults from influenza?

A clinical trial led by Mitsuyoshi Urashima and conducted by the Division of Molecular Epidemiology in the the Department of Pediatrics at the Jikei University School of Medicine Minato-ku in Tokyo found that vitamin D was extremely effective at halting influenza infections in children. The trial appears in the March, 2010 issue of the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (Am J Clin Nutr (March 10, 2010). doi:10.3945/ajcn.2009.29094)

[link to www.naturalnews.com]

My "gut feeling" is Yes.

These are new strains that show possible resistance to current treatments.
That certainly does not mean (all) strains or (all) of the new strains are resistant, but it is important.

This is something that we must all stay vigilant on.

Recombinomics, Inc. Founder and President, Henry L Niman earned a PhD at the University of Southern California in 1978.  His dissertation focused on feline retroviral expression in tumors in domestic cats. 

In 1982, he developed the flu monoclonal antibody, which is widely used throughout the pharmaceutical, biotech, and research industries in epitope tagging techniques.  He also produced a broad panel of monoclonal antibodies against synthetic peptides of oncogenes and growth factors.  These monoclonal antibodies were distributed worldwide to researchers by the National Cancer Institute.  The antibodies identified novel related proteins which correlated with clinical parameters. 

Was this the Dr. Niman that you were referring to?


[link to www.recombinomics.com]

This one is way over my head. It's from Dr. Niman and dated 12/24/11.

More CDC Curious Comments On trH3N2 In US Swine

...Thus, it is unclear why the CDC failed to note the lack of matches in the 150 public sequences generated by the USDA, and why they include the misleading comments in the December 23 early release MMWR on H3N2v cases and sequences....

[link to www.recombinomics.com]

EVERY YEAR STUPID, COWARDLY, RETARDED CITIZENS OF THE USA PISS/SHIT THEIR PANTS OVER SOME NEW STRAIN OF THE FUCKING FLU. NOBODY KNOWS WHY THEY FREAK OUT, BUT IT PROBABLY HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH BEING SO BORED AND MISERABLE THAT THEY NEED TO BRING SOME EXCITEMENT TO THEIR LIFE BY ANTICIPATING THE END OF ALL CIVILIZATION BY A FUCKING STRAIN OF INFLUENZA.

We've lived through worse shit before people.

12 swine flue cases? The swine flue are milder then the regular flue, which kills 30.000 - 40.000 people in US alone each season.

CDC just want to remain relevant for government(taxpayer) grants.

Niman is a nutter

Avian influenza could evolve into dangerous human virus

Erasmus MC researchers have discovered that the H5N1 influenza virus (bird flu) could develop into a dangerous virus that can spread among humans. To achieve this in a laboratory, they introduced a number of mutations to the virus that could also occur in nature...

Transmissible
Of the 600 people who have to date been infected with the H5N1 virus worldwide, 60 per cent have died. Avian influenza cannot be spread from one person to another by sneezing or coughing.  Scientists worldwide have been concerned with the question whether the virus could change into a virus that can spread among humans. “We have discovered that this is indeed possible, and more easily than previously thought”, says Ron Fouchier, researcher at Erasmus MC. “In the laboratory, it was possible to change H5N1 into an aerosol transmissible virus that can easily be rapidly spread through the air. This process could also take place in a natural setting.”

[link to www.erasmusmc.nl]

CDC=FAIL.

12 reported cases...and it's only the beginning.

This is not the "regular" swine flu or even the original H1N1.

This is not about promoting fear, it is about awareness.



No one is freaking out, just presenting info.
But thank you for your input.



I never heard of him until the poster earlier asked that question.
He could be?

Anyone else know information about him?

Not saying that this is related. Just something to be mindful of.


Six more infants die of 'common cold' in Malda hospital

Malda (West Bengal), Dec.24 (ANI): Six babies, suffering from "common cold", have died within eight hours in the neo-natal unit of Malda District's Sadar Hospital..

...The report of fresh infant deaths comes more than a month after 26 newborns had died in the same government hospital over a period of six days.


Full article:
[link to www.newstrackindia.com]

Just saw this...

Three more babies die at Malda Hospital, toll reaches 9

Malda (West Bengal):  Three more infant died at Malda Sadar Hospital on Saturday taking the death toll in the state-run facility to nine in the past two days.

While three children died in the hospital today, six other deaths occurred during Thursday-Friday, acting Superintendent Dr R R Samanta said, adding that most of them were new-born babies.

[link to www.ndtv.com]

12 flues what are we going to do?

oh noes
meanwhile 299,999,988 people are okay

Quick get poison vaccines!

West Virginia - 1,855,364
Pennsylvania - 12,742,886
Maine - 1,328,188
Iowa - 3,062,309
Indiana - 6,516,922

Cases of Flu reported by the CDC - 12

The CDC is flapping and talking crap all over again!

Don't fall for it, the actual reported deaths from influenza in the states per year are around 1350 people. The 30,000 are just estimates not real data or reports.

Not that my personal opinion actually matters.

I am 100% against flu vaccines.
I am not a supporter of vaccines.

HuH???? What the fuck are you talking about? Why would you say such a thing?

Just my thoughts, the human body is amazing and can overcome a lot of things! My whole family came down with H1N1 two years ago. They never even tested us for it until the last member of our household came down with it, then by the time she had it we were already over it and it was too late to give any of us a vaccine or tamiflu. I'm pretty sure that these strains have already been around a good number of people, they just don't test for it or even report it to the public.

Not this bullshit scam again. Don't believe any epidemic fear mongering scams people. Same old tricks to trick you into getting one of their toxic, cancerous piss jab.

My aim is not to panic anyone, or to spread fear.
I am not a CDC fan either.

12 Reported cases is just the start.
How do you think it started in 2009?
Not with hundreds or thousands, it starts with a few...

I would absolutely love to be wrong about this being something worse then 12 cases of the flu.

CDC estimates that between about 8,870 and 18,300 2009 H1N1-related deaths occurred between April 2009 and April 10, 2010. The mid-level in this range is about 12,470 2009 H1N1-related deaths.

[link to www.cdc.gov]

12,470 (averaged) deaths. The numbers fluctuate 8,870 and 18,300 because of the reporting and testing at the time.
That is United States only.

That is H1N1. The new strains are different. H1N1, H1N2, H3N1, H3N2, H2N3 and H5N1.

Once again, it is about awareness.