Canadian doctor Ghislaine Lanctôt, author of the Medical Mafia, has underscored the lawsuit recently filed by Austrian journalist Jane Bürgermeister against the WHO, the UN, and several high ranking government and corporate officials. Bürgermeister has documented how an international corporate criminal syndicate plans to unleash a deadly flu virus and institute a forced vaccination program.

"I am emerging from a long silence on the subject of vaccination, because I feel that, this time, the stakes involved are huge. The consequences may spread much further than anticipated," writes Lanctôt, who believes the A(H1N1) virus will be used in a pandemic concocted and orchestrated by the WHO, an international organization that serves military, political and industrial interests.

1979 CBS 60 Minutes episode concerning the 1976 swine flu "pandemic" in the U.S.

Lanctôt warns that the elite and their minions will introduce a compulsory vaccination that will contain a deadly virus and this will be used specifically as a eugenics weapon for "massive and targeted reduction of the world population." Moreover, a pandemic will also be used to further establish martial law and a police state, according to Lanctôt, and activate concentration camps "built to accommodate the rebellious" and eventually transfer power from all nations to a single United Nations government and thus fulfill the sinister plans of the New World Order.

In her book The Medical Mafia, Lanctôt writes about the ineffectiveness and dangers of vaccination. "Because of my professional status, my words weighed significantly in the public eye. The Medical Board's reaction was immediate and strong. Its leaders demanded that I resign as a physician. I answered that I would do so as long as they could prove that what I had written was false. The Medical Board replied with a call for my expulsion," she writes. "As I witnessed the disproportionate reaction of the Medical Board, I realized that, for the health establishment, the subject of vaccination was taboo. Unknowingly, I had opened a Pandora's box. I discovered that, despite official claims, vaccines have nothing to do with public health. Underneath the governmental stamp of approval, there are deep military, political and industrial interests".

During her trial in 1995, Lanctôt used an episode from the March 11th, 1979, 60 Minutes TV show covering the massive vaccination program foisted on the American public supposedly in response to the 1976 swine flu outbreak. It was later established by the CDC that the virus originated out of Fort Dix in New Jersey. "The Fort Dix outbreak may have been a zoonotic anomaly caused by introduction of an animal virus into a stressed population in close contact in crowded facilities during a cold winter," note Joel C. Gaydos, Franklin H. Top, Jr, Richard A. Hodder, and Philip K. Russell.

It was also characterized "a rare example of an influenza virus with documented human to human transmission," according to Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore. The virus is "thought to be a direct descendant of the virus that caused the pandemic of 1918," explained Richard Krause, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the time.

"Public health experts, fearing a possible replay of the 1918 pandemic, engaged in an intense debate about how to respond. Eventually they launched a nationwide vaccination campaign, which was announced by President Gerald Ford in March. By the end of the year, 48 million people had been vaccinated," write Robert Roos and Lisa Schnirring of the Center for Infectious Disease Research & Policy. "But the feared pandemic never materialized."

Instead, numerous people came down with Guillian-Barre syndrome, a paralyzing neurologic illness, after receiving the government-hyped vaccination.

More than 33 years later, according to Dr. Russell Blaylock, a board certified neurosurgeon, "we are hearing the same cries of alarm from a similar lineup of virology experts. The pharmaceutical companies are busy designing a vaccine for the swine flu in hope that this administration will make the vaccine mandatory before another vaccine-related disaster can ruin their party.... Like SARS and bird flu before it, this swine flu scare is a lot of nonsense. Just take your high dose vitamin D3 (5000 IU a day), eat a healthy diet and take a few immune boosting supplements (such as beta-1, 3/1, 6 glucan) and you will not have to worry about this flu."

According to a source known to former NSA official Wayne Madsen, "A top scientist for the United Nations, who has examined the outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus in Africa, as well as HIV/AIDS victims, concluded that H1N1 possesses certain transmission "vectors" that suggest that the new flu strain has been genetically-manufactured as a military biological warfare weapon.

In April, Army criminal investigators were looking into the possibility that disease samples went missing from biolabs at Fort Detrick. "Chad Jones, spokesman for Fort Meade, said CID is investigating the possibility of missing virus samples from the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases," the Frederick News Post reported. "Obviously, in light of the current swine flu scare, and the new strain's possible synthetic origin, the fact that virus samples may have gone missing from the same Army research lab from which the 2001 anthrax strain was released is extremely disturbing," Paul Joseph Watson wrote at the time.

Jane Bürgermeister "charges that the entire 'swine flu' pandemic business is premised on a massive lie that there is no natural virus out there that poses a threat to the population," writes Barbara Minton for Natural Health News. "She presents evidence leading to the belief that the bird flu and swine flu viruses have, in fact, been bioengineered in laboratories using funding supplied by the WHO and other government agencies, among others. This 'swine flu' is a hybrid of part swine flu, part human flu and part bird flu, something that can only come from laboratories according to many experts."

Minton continues:

Using the "swine flu" as a pretext, the defendants [in Bürgermeister's lawsuit] have preplanned the mass murder of the U.S. population by means of forced vaccination. They have installed an extensive network of FEMA concentration camps and identified mass grave sites, and they have been involved in devising and implementing a scheme to hand power over the U.S. to an international crime syndicate that uses the UN and WHO as a front for illegal racketeering influenced organized crime activities, in violation of the laws that govern treason.

Obama's Bilderberg Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius - and Bilderberg member - wants to make it easy for kids to get their toxin-laden eugenicist "swine flu" vaccine this fall. "Schoolchildren may be first in line for swine flu vaccine this fall - and might even be able to get the shot right at school," the Associated Press reported on June 16.

As we noted last month, the government appears to be planning a mandatory flu vaccination program. In a recent article on the unfolding economic collapse, Rep. Ron Paul warns that the hysterically hyped H1N1 flu "pandemic" may result in the government requiring mandatory flu vaccinations. "Nearly $8 billion will be spent to address a ‘potential pandemic flu' which could result in mandatory vaccinations for no discernible reason other than to enrich the pharmaceutical companies that make the vaccine," writes Paul.

Considering the track record of the global elite, the government-mandated vaccination program now in the works - as Ghislaine Lanctôt and Jane Bürgermeister warn - will serve the eugenicist plan to depopulate the planet. A contrived pandemic will also set the final stage for the implementation of martial law and a high-tech surveillance and police state grid..

In that regard it masks the collapse of the US economy and US dollar.

http://www.prisonplanet.com/canadian-doctor-h1n1-vaccination-a-eugenics-weapon-for-mass-extermination.html

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VACCINATION PROGRAM FOR SLAVES. ONLY SLAVES ARE SUFFICIENTLY IMPOTENT TO ACCEPT A FIVE DAY TESTED VACCINE FOR NOT ONLY THEMSELVES BUT THEIR CHILDREN.

From The Sunday Times July 12, 2009

Swine flu vaccine to be cleared after five-day trial

  The path of a popular medicine from the laboratory to the chemist or doctor's surgery can involve years of clinical trials on a select group of patients.
When the new vaccine for swine flu arrives in Britain, regulators said this weekend, it could be approved for use in just five days. 
 
 

Within myself . .

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China's decade-long ban on Falun Gong holds firm ALEXA OLESEN, Associated Press Writer - 46 mins ago BEIJING - Now entering its second decade, China's relentless drive to obliterate the Falun Gong spiritual sect has left a human toll ranging from the deaths of followers in custody to the self-exile of others and the beatings of their lawyers. Saturday marks the tenth anniversary of a protest by an estimated 10,000 practitioners in Beijing that alerted the communist government to the group's strength and wide appeal. The April 25, 1999, demonstration was intended to show how Falun Gong believers had learned compassion, forbearance and tolerance, said practitioner Bu Dongwei in a telephone interview from the United States, where he fled six months ago. But the size and discipline of those who gathered unsettled the communist leadership, ever wary of independent groups that could threaten its authority. Two months later, the group was labeled an "evil cult" and banned, its leadership arrested, and a campaign launched to forcibly reconvert millions of believers. Anyone practicing Falun Gong or even possessing materials about it could be arrested. Followers say the crackdown cost the lives of 3,200 practitioners, including 104 last year. The government says some Falun Gong followers have died in detention because of hunger strikes or refusing medical help. But it denies any have been intentionally killed. U.S.-based spokesman Levi Browde said since 1999 the group has recorded more than 87,000 cases of torture and estimates that anywhere from 200,000 to 1 million practitioners have been detained for various lengths of time. Though less visible now that Falun Gong has been driven underground in China, the crackdown remains as viscous as ever, he said. "The brutality continues and the systematic nature is the same and may have escalated a bit," Browde said. The Chinese government contends Falun Gong brainwashes people into believing the practice can cure them of illness. It also alleges the movement convinced several members to self-immolate at Tiananmen Square in 2001, where a mother and her 12-year-old daughter died. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu said at a regular press briefing Thursday the movement was harmful because it caused "illness, disablement and even death of many innocent people," but she did not give specifics. "The Falun Gong cult violates human rights by controlling people's minds," Jiang said. "We encourage the entire society to help those practitioners who have been taken in." Falun Gong attracted millions of followers in the 1990s with its program of traditional Chinese calisthenics and philosophy drawn from Buddhism, Taoism and the often-unorthodox teachings of founder Li Hongzhi, a former government grain clerk who now lives in hiding overseas. Organized by volunteers, the group claims to have no political agenda. International human rights groups, the United Nations and numerous Western governments have criticized China for its crackdown, particularly its reeducation through labor, a system that allows authorities to imprison practitioners without trial. At a highway off-ramp on the outskirts of Beijing, Yu Qun, a non-practitioner, reluctantly met an Associated Press reporter to show pictures and tell the story of her younger brother, Yu Zhou, a folk musician and a practitioner who died last year in police custody. Yu, 41, and his wife were stopped, allegedly for speeding, as they drove home from a concert. Police detained the couple after finding CDs and printed material about Falun Gong in their car. Ten days later, Yu Qun was called to the detention center's hospital. Her brother had died but authorities were unclear about the cause. More than a year later, the case remains unresolved. Yu Zhou's wife, Xu Na, is serving a three-year sentence at a reeducation through labor facility. China's Public Security Bureau did not immediately respond to a faxed request seeking information about the case. In recent years, a handful of Chinese lawyers have begun taking Falun Gong cases. Cheng Hai, a self-trained Beijing lawyer represents Yu Zhou's wife and family, as well as six other practitioners. He says he was beaten earlier this month while trying to visit the home of another Falun Gong client. "In China, a lot of people feel it's not worth fighting for their rights because they are so likely to fail," Cheng said. "They don't know that the big victories are won by adding up many, many small wins and actions." Bu, the practitioner who took part in the 1999 demonstration, was sent to a labor camp for 2-1/2 years after a search of his home in 2006 turned up Falun Gong books. In November, Bu and his young daughter boarded a plane for the United States, knowing if he stayed he would continue to be persecuted. He now lives with his wife and daughter in Los Angeles. "I hope I can go back. I am sure I will go back soon after, you know, the Communist Party is over," he said. AP via Yahoo! News - 44 minutes ago http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090423/ap_on_re_as/as_china_falun_gong_2

The American Lawyer -  New York Lawyers Urge Chinese to Investigate Case of Missing Human Rights Attorney April 23, 2009 Jeff Storey New York Law Journal  A group of New York-based lawyers and legal scholars has joined other alarmed observers of China in attempting to intercede for Gao Zhisheng, a well-known Chinese human rights lawyer who disappeared after he reportedly was forcibly removed from his home by police on Feb. 4.  The Committee to Support Lawyers in China wrote to Minister of Justice Wu Aiying last month to "respectfully ask that you take all necessary steps to investigate Mr. Gao's disappearance and ensure his personal safety and other rights as a citizen of the People's Republic of China. As Mr. Gao appears to have been detained outside of formal legal proceedings and without legal cause, we also urge you to release him without delay." (See Letter.)  The expression of support by American lawyers for a beleaguered colleague overseas is reminiscent of the New York lawyers' protests on behalf of Pakistan's chief justice, Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, who was removed from office and placed under house arrest by former President Pervez Musharraf.  The New York committee to support Chinese lawyers is a relatively new organization housed at Fordham University School of Law's Leitner Center for International Law and Justice. It is an offshoot of the center's Rules of Law in Asia Program.  Gao, 44, known for speaking out about official corruption and police abuse, raised the ire of Chinese authorities with his efforts to defend religious freedom and other causes. Once lauded by the justice ministry as one of the country's 10 best lawyers, his license to practice was taken away and his law firm closed down in 2005 because of his condemnation through letters, essays and interviews of police treatment of Falun Gong members, Christians and others.  In 2006, he was detained and received a three-year prison sentence, which was suspended for five years, for "inciting subversion." After a two-month detention in 2007, he described treatment amounting to torture. His family fled China in January due to what they said was constant police surveillance and harassment.  In light of Gao's assertions that he had been abused, the New York committee wrote the Chinese justice minister that "we fear for [Gao's] personal safety."  It argued that Gao's detention and harassment were inconsistent with United Nations standards on the rule of lawyers, which obligate governments to ensure that lawyers are free to perform their professional functions without "intimidation, hindrance, harassment or improper interference" and that lawyers should not be penalized "for any actions taken in accordance with recognized professional duties, standards and ethics."  Moreover, it suggested that Gao's predicament is contrary to the United Nations Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, to which China is a party.  Although China has made "enormous strides" toward building a rule of law, its treatment of Gao is "by no means an isolated incident," Martin S. Flaherty, a Fordham professor who is a vice chair of the committee, said in an interview. The group estimates that more than 500 attorneys in China have been detained in recent years in connection with sensitive criminal, political, religious, property and environmental cases.  "What is surprising and troubling [about Gao's case] is that he has been held so long without information," Flaherty said.  In fact, Jerome A. Cohen, a professor at New York University School of Law and a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, said that what has happened to Gao represents "a relatively new tack" -- the use of "thugs" sanctioned by Chinese authorities but operating outside official channels to clamp down on dissidents.  According to the latest U.S. State Department report on human rights in China, released Feb. 25, the government's record "has remained poor and worsened in some areas."  "The government continued to monitor, harass, detain, arrest and imprison journalists, writers, activists and defense lawyers and their families, many of whom were seeking to exercise their rights under the law," the report says.  So far, China has not released any information about Gao in response to the New York committee's letter or any of the other expressions of concern from U.N. agencies, other governments and nongovernmental organizations.  Flaherty said that "one of the greatest challenges in human rights advocacy is dealing with China," which sometimes bridles at what it regards as interference in its sovereignty. "One has to be very careful."  Here, however, given the unusual nature of the case, the committee made the decision to publicize Gao's disappearance.  The letter "can't hurt," said Cohen, a senior adviser to the committee. "We are at rock bottom."  Cohen said it is unlikely the Chinese would pay any attention to a letter from U.S. lawyers. "But they might pay attention to [Secretary of State] Hillary Clinton," he said.  The committee also wrote to Clinton (See Letter), requesting her "to ask the Chinese government to immediately verify Gao's whereabouts and personal safety and, hopefully, reassure those of us concerned about his well being that he is unharmed."  A spokesman for the State Department in an e-mail Friday said the United States is, indeed, "deeply concerned" about Gao's well being.  He added that the United States has communicated those concerns "repeatedly, both in Washington and Beijing." In particular, he said that a "senior representative" at the U.S. Embassy raised Gao's case with "high-level counterparts" at China's Foreign Affairs Ministry on March 23.  He said the U.S. government has called on the Chinese "to ensure that Mr. Gao's treatment while in custody meets international standards."  Clinton was criticized by some human rights advocates when, after a recent trip to China, she told reporters that she had broached the general issue of human rights, but observed that those issues "cannot interfere with the global economic crisis, the global climate change conference, and the security crisis."  "There are a lot of other considerations going on here," Flaherty acknowledged.  Nevertheless, he said that U.S. lawyers have an obligation to speak out when lawyers in other countries "are persecuted for doing their job." And he said the Pakistani case shows that their efforts can be effective in publicizing actions against lawyers.  On a personal level, Cohen said he feels compelled to do whatever he can to help Gao, whom he has met and regards as a man of tremendous courage.  "I admire the guy," he said.  The Committee to Support Lawyers in China has a 10-member steering committee and is in the process of building a board of advisers. Its chairman is Robert Hornick, a professor at the University of Arizona Law School. The other vice chair is R. Scott Greathead, a litigation partner in the New York office of Wiggin and Dana. 
http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1202430116252&New_York_Lawyers_Urge_Chinese_to_Investigate_Case_of_Missing_Human_Rights_Attorney 

 Government Responds with Deafening Silence

The silence from the highest levels of the Chinese government regarding Gao Zhisheng's kidnapping is deafening. Christian human rights attorney Gao Zhisheng has now been missing 57 days. When one brave reporter asked the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson about Gao, "the official paled and was visibly shaken," according to a Western journalist who was an eyewitness.

Gao Zhisheng was last seen being hauled away from his home in Shaanxi province by more than a dozen police officers on February 4. According to ChinaAid sources, Gao is being severely tortured. Because Gao fearlessly cried out to the free world, revealing the abuses of the Chinese government against house church Christians and others persecuted in China, Chinese authorities want to silence his voice. Now, you can speak out on his behalf.

Gao Zhisheng's wife and children, who have also been abused and tormented by Chinese authorities, escaped to the U.S. three weeks ago. They are grateful for the more than 36,000 who are speaking out by signing the petition and sending e-mails, but more help is needed. Will you partner with us to obtain 100,000 signatures and continue to bombard Chinese government, businesses and media with e-mails calling for Gao's release? Please forward this e-mail to friends and family and encourage them to sign the petition.

Lend your voice to sustain the outcry for Gao Zhisheng's release. Go to http://www.freegao.com/index.html?refnum= to: continue to send e-mails to officials - new e-mails are posted regularly. Make a contribution online. Help us continue to press for Gao's release -- by sustaining this cry for justice.

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While walking downtown recently, my eyes were drawn to something shimmering in the sky.
Looking up, I saw this colored cloud , blue & pink. It was shimmering and although it was a very windy day,(There was a cyclone in the vicinity) this cloud was going in the opposite direction to all other clouds. I managed to photograph it, and you can see the shimmer lines in the sky below the pink bit, as if it were creating ripples in the sky.

Sometime back, in a deep sleep, I saw two of these, they were like doorways or entrances, One was a beautiful pink. and the other was a shining blue.
Doorways to another dimension? They were very beautiful. Clearer than this photo.

This video shows the Underground shelter the Elite are building for themselves in order to survive whatever cataclysm they expect in the near future. The camps will be used to stop the masses from taking over the bunkers. This is the general concensus,. . . .  you decide. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEDAE_9v4h0

Well, all in all, I'm thinking that maybe it's not such a bad thing really, It's certainly going to make people think about reassessing their values, It'll close down a lot of factories and thus slow down global warming somewhat, It'll certainly put a damper on the rampant consumerism that's been plundering our resources.
When you think about it, it may bring a lot more understanding into the world, ' cause no matter how badly off we think we are, we are still a lot better off than the poor devil in Africa who has to watch his family starve, who has to walk miles for a pot of dirty water, or just to find refuge from marauding bands of killers.
Yes we are certainly better off than he /she is.
We are surely better off than the family in Baghdad or Gaza , or Darfur, who don't even know if they'll live through the day, or see another dawn . . .  . .

Maybe our easy lifestyles will be constricted a bit, But we are still a lot better off than they are. Maybe we all just need to change our lazy ways of thinking a little, and look at what we have, rather than what we don't have . .  . .
So  Maybe this Economic change is a really good chance for us all to upgrade our values and sense of community,a chance  for us to get out and help one another rather than moaning for what we don't have?
When you think about it, we were born naked , we came into the world with nothing, we can take nothing with us, not money or goods,nothing of material value at all...
Dust unto Dust . . . .
Only Atoms is all we are, the rest is delusion / illusion.
The day yet may come when we will be thankful for a drink of clean water, or a shady tree, some clean air . . .   if our unbridled consumerism is allowed to continue, that may be the eventual outcome . . . . . . .
So perhaps this Economic slide is a blessing in disguise, giving us time out to look at ourselves and the direction we've been heading,  Change our way of thinking, for as the song goes . . . .  "You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you just might find, You get what you NEED !" (The Rolling Stones "Let It Bleed!")

And If you want it Babe, ..... You can lean on me  . . . .

And Every Cloud has a Silver lining.

                          Thank ya' Lord !

It's getting better all the time ! I have to admit it's getting better . . . . . . a little better all the time,  . . . couldn't get no worse ! : )

That the whole world, would learn to count their blessings, rather than their wants.