Topic: Flu Vaccine

Greg Carlwood previews the second hour of the interview available to Plus members, which covers the swine flu as a test run for current policies and whistleblower claims regarding vaccine deaths. The extended segment also includes a profile of key players like Anthony Fauci during the AIDS crisis and a discussion on the "cancer industry testing scams." Carlwood concludes by urging listeners to support the mission and take action against medical tyranny.

The show concludes with a summary of topics covered in the extended Plus segment, including the 1976 swine flu pandemic and the differences between vaccine and natural immunity. Carlwood quotes John Mayer regarding the need for active participation in societal change. He signs off by encouraging listeners to check out Dr. Wakefield's films and remain vigilant against the suppression of medical science.

The legacy of Maurice Hilleman, a prolific vaccine developer at Merck, is examined in the context of his refusal to remove thimerosal in the early 1990s. Grundvig explains that while some vaccines are labeled "thimerosal depleted," the preservative is often still used in the manufacturing process. The segment also criticizes the CDC for recommending flu shots even when the strains do not match the seasonal outbreak.

The American medical system is criticized for "insulting" the immune systems of infants with an excessive number of vaccinations compared to European nations. This overloading of the system with antibodies is linked to clogged livers and potentially cardiovascular issues. Furthermore, the segment claims that heart disease statistics are often inflated by counting deaths caused by chemotherapy and cancer complications as simple heart attacks.

Referencing a paper by Peter Doshi in the British Medical Journal, Rapoport notes that only 18% of patients diagnosed with the flu actually test positive for the virus. He argues that "germ theory" serves as a convenient cover story for illnesses actually caused by environmental toxins, such as fluoride, GMOs, and chemtrails. The medical system is portrayed as a means of herding the public into clinics for unnecessary and toxic treatments.

A debate regarding vaccine safety touches on the potential corruption of medical education by pharmaceutical interests. Personal anecdotes are shared regarding the flu shot and the decision-making process for vaccinating children to enter the school system. The discussion mentions a European case involving narcolepsy linked to a polio vaccine and a steroid injection incident on the East Coast that caused meningitis.

Shander Blussman expresses deep skepticism regarding the safety and necessity of the flu vaccine, citing personal illness following a past injection. The conversation covers concerns about vaccine adjuvants such as mercury and squalene, as well as alleged links to autism. Blussman argues against mandatory vaccination policies, suggesting that individuals should have the right to choose natural immunity over pharmaceutical intervention.