dear Jude,
Jon Rappaport may... or may NOT... be right.
the point is ~ "the fat lady ain't sung yet" ~ it's too soon to know for sure. found this on Drudge...
time will tell ~ it always does. Wasayo
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Napolitano: Not time to rest on new flu
Mon May 4, 5:21 pm ET
WASHINGTON – U.S. officials say they aren't relaxing amid reports that swine flu may be milder than first feared.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano told reporters Monday that now is not the time to rest because the outbreak could die down with warmer weather only to roar back during fall flu season.
Meanwhile, she says the public shouldn't be alarmed if the World Health Organization declares that the new virus has officially begun a pandemic, meaning it has spread pretty much globally.
Napolitano says that word describes "geography, not severity" and thus wouldn't change U.S. steps to stem infections that have been confirmed in about 300 people in more than half the states.
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link to news.yahoo.com]
Hmmm from what I see there are fat ladies singing all over the place.(or rather weight or metabolically challenged ladies). As for time telling.........only a factor if you have time to spare and frankly so many on this charming globe are plumb out of time and out of step with the vibes of Now.
Out of time, out of mind and out of sight ~inner sight~insight.
Re Janet Napolitano -I have no wish to quote her or anything from CNN but will do so to illustrate the very point of the confusion and chaos that is in the media and the contradictions - what conclusions can one draw -are they themselves this confused (very likely considering they were expecting a massive success with their dark plan) or are they trying to confuse the public – new order from chaos maybe.
I'm not confused are you?
Here for stuff and giggles juxtapose the two different articles - Wasayo's above yahoo one and this CNN one –I hear a slightly different tune : -
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link to www.cnn.com]
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The swine flu virus that has sparked fear and precautions worldwide appears to be no more dangerous than the regular flu virus that makes its rounds each year, U.S. officials said Monday.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said swine flu is no more danerous than the regular flu virus. "What the epidemiologists are seeing now with this particular strain of U.N. is that the severity of the disease, the severity of the flu --
how sick you get -- is not stronger than regular seasonal flu," Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Monday as the worldwide number of confirmed cases of swine flu -- technically known as 2009 H1N1 virus -- topped 1,080.
The flu has been blamed for 26 deaths: 25 in Mexico and one in the United States, according to the World Health Organization.
Still, Napolitano noted, the seasonal flu results in "hundreds of thousands of hospitalizations" and roughly 35,000 fatalities each year in the United States. There are still concerns that the virus could return in the fall, in the typical flu season, as a stronger strain.
"We are cautiously optimistic that this particular strain will not be more severe than a normal seasonal flu outbreak," Napolitano said. Watch Napolitano assess the swine flu risk »Napolitano acknowledged claims by health officials in Mexico, the epicenter of the H1N1 outbreak, who believe their cases have peaked and said, "I have no reason to think that is inaccurate."
The WHO said there were no immediate plans to raise its alert to the highest level, Phase 6. That designation would mean "that we are seeing continued spread of the virus to countries outside of one region," Assistant Director-General Keiji Fukuda said.
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