There are many causes of respiratory deaths in the winter. Influenza is
not the sole culprit. There are complications from toxic medications, complications
from chemotherapy, compromised immune systems, bacterial infections, and fungal infections
which result from being cooped up indoors. Often in the winter months, people are
spending more time indoors where there's toxins from cooking, cleaning solutions,
bathrooms...etc which also have a tendency to be trapped indoors. Therefore in most cases,
homes are not getting the proper ventilation and neither are the
occupants. This results in fungul infections which also contribute to
respiratory deaths. CDC has their own list of underlying conditions under influenza related
deaths for children for the 2003-2004 season:
Every year the CDC can't seem to stop
the repetitive rant in which they claim 36,000 lives are claimed by influenza every year
in the United States. The public is bombarded by this monstrous falsehood in time
for inoculation season every single year without fail. However, looking at a recent influenza death toll
in 2002 we see numbers which total influenza deaths were only 753. Year prior,
in 2001 the influenza death toll was calculated at 257. So, how does the CDC come up with
36,000? Spokesman Curtis Allen gives some insight, "Tracking the
flu is done through sentinel physicians who test cases for the influenza virus. But in
most cases a person would go to their physician and the doctor would make a clinical
diagnosis based on the influenza symptoms. The number of reported deaths [due to complications of the
influenza virus] is based on amathematical model and not actual swabbing of the
nasal cavity."
The above numbers of the influenza
related deaths graph are from the American Lung Association. Check them out here (page
9). Even more interesting:
"The large decrease in Influenza deaths from
2000 to 2001 is largely due to a change in the coding rules, which resulted in deaths that
would have previously been assigned to Influenza, instead were assigned to Pneumonia in
2001." -page 104
One would think that such changes would work against all
efforts to continue scaring the public to the clinics for the vaccine. After all,
this is what is bringing in the profits for the industry and the government.
Investigative reporters further scrutinize with the
numbers. Cross your fingers and hope that the following CDC link is still there.
If it is still there, this is what you will find.
For the deaths of 2000 table one has 60 deaths listed from influenza with
"influenza virus identified." Table five has 1705 influenza
deaths labeled "virus not identified." Those total 1765. To be accurate, those 1705 with "virus NOT identified" can only mean that the influenza virus was
not the cause. So, in reality what we really have is 60 cases in
which the virus was identified for the year 2000. As you see 60 is even further away
from 36,000.
Claim is made that influenza leads to pneumonia.
Possibly the point is to coerce the public into getting a flu vaccine so they can
also avoid influenza-pneumonia. For the year 2000 there were 912 deaths
categorized as "influenza with pneumonia" . However, they are also labeled
"virus not identified". That's the influenza virus. So how does one
conclude that an individual has the influenza pneumonia without the influenza virus?
That is scientifically impossible. Thus, incredibly inaccurate.
Going back to the above document, table 2 is deaths
from flu with pneumonia where the influenza virus was found. That number was 31.
Table 3 has "Flu with other respiratory manifestations" where the
influenza virus was identified. That number is 27. Table
4 labels 2 flu deaths with pneumonia where the influenza virus was
identified. Table 7 has 767 Flu deaths with other respiratory manifestations with the
influenza virus NOT identified. Then there is table 8 with 26
Flu deaths and other manifestations with the influenza virus NOT identified.
So, total of deaths from influenza-with-pneumonia where the influenza was actually
identified is 60. That is a far cry from 912. The more you break
down the numbers the worse CDC's numeric lie is. Yet, adding up all these
where the influenza virus was and was not identified still do not total anywhere near
4,000. Much less 36,000.
When further requesting data that would
include details of deaths in which the influenza virus was found the following was the
response: "NCHS only
captures what is listed on the death certificate. It does not include laboratory or other
diagnostic studies. This level of detail would require a special study in a large medical
center – one big enough to include a population that was reasonably representative of
the local or US population. I suspect this type of study has been done before, but I
haven’t seen it for the 2003 influenza season".
Doing what I do best, I decided I would do a
little investigative research myself. My first stop? CDC, of course.
Not quite sure if one should be surprised that the following was not given to
me upon request. Was CDC trying to deceive me once again or was the responding
doctor honestly clueless to the information available on their government site?
We'll all know why if you can't get the link to work in the future. Just in case,
save the file on your disk.
Influenza with pneumonia, influenza virus identified 76
Influenza with other respiratory
manifestations, influenza virus identified 118
Influenza with other manifestations, influenza
virus identified 4
Influenza, virus not identified 1,256
Influenza with pneumonia, virus not identified 444
Influenza with other respiratory
manifestations, virus not identified 646
Influenza with other manifestations, virus
not identified 28
Parainfluenza virus pneumonia 2
Hemophilus Influenza
81
Total deaths labeled influenza related: 2,853
Deaths with influenza virus identified: 396
Also working further against accuracy is the fact
that there is no national mandate for every physician to report every influenza diagnosis
they make. It's strictly volunteer. According to the FDA, only 20% of all flu
like illnesses are actually caused by the influenza virus. Therefore, it is
incredibly difficult for ALL influenza related deaths to be documented for accurate
warning to the public. Only lies can be the explanation of CDC's claim.
2003 Influenza death stats not yet available
"We've tried to scare people for years
to get them to get their flu shots..." said Richard Raymond, MD, chief
medical officer for the Nebraska Health and Human Services System.
"In 1976 I was working
in the Gulf Country around Cape York, in an aboriginal community of about 300 people. The
Health Department sent around a team and vaccinated about 100 of them against flu. Six
were dead within 24 hours or so and they weren't all old people, one man being in his
early twenties. They threw the bodies in trucks to take to the coast where autopsies were
done. It appeared they had died from heart attacks".---Archie Kalokerinos M.D.
There are many causes of respiratory deaths in the winter. Influenza is
not the sole culprit. There are complications from toxic medications, complications
from chemotherapy, compromised immune systems, bacterial infections, and fungal infections
which result from being cooped up indoors. Often in the winter months, people are
spending more time indoors where there's toxins from cooking, cleaning solutions,
bathrooms...etc which also have a tendency to be trapped indoors. Therefore in most cases,
homes are not getting the proper ventilation and neither are the
occupants. This results in fungul infections which also contribute to
respiratory deaths. 
