neo.nick
20.12.09, 16:52
Poleca glowy tych ludobojcow i zlodziei. Polska powinna zabrac sie
za swoich lobbystow szczepionkowych i farmaceutycznych, bo ci ludzie
dla lewej kasy popelniaja zbrodnie.
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ze strony. J. Burgermaister:
Council of Europe member states are to launch an inquiry in January
2010 on the influence of the pharmaceutical companies on the global
swine flu campaign, focussing especially on extent of the pharma‘s
industry’s influence on WHO, according to reports in the German
media.
www.zeit.de/politik/2009-12/schweinegrippe-europa
www.tagesspiegel.de/politik/international/Schweinegrippe-
Europarat;art123,2976433
Wolfgang Wodarg , former SPD member of parliament, and chairman of
the European parliament’s health committee, initiated the inquiry.
The motion was passed unanimously by his colleagues in the European
parliament‘s health committee.
Wodarg has criticised the measures taken against the swine flu
as „one of the biggest medical scandals of the century.“
He said the influence of the the pharamaceutical industry on
scientists and government officials has resulted in „millions of
healthy people being exposed unnecessarily to the risks of an
inadequately tested vaccine.“
That even though, the swine flu virus is „much less harmful“ than
last year’s seasonal flu causing „not even a tenth of the usual
deaths associated with flu.“
Wodarg has also criticised the way pharemceutical companies have
made gigantic profits at the expense of tax payers.
He accused vaccine manufacturers of being willing even to inflict
bodily harm“ in their pursuit of profits, noting that the adjuvants
in the swine flu jab have hardly been tested.
In addtion,the vaccine‘s side effects including dangerous paralysis
have not been adequately recorded.
Wodarg has said that the role of the WHO and its the pandemic
emergency declaration in June needs to be the especial focus of a
European parliamtary inquiry. For the first time the criteria for a
pandemic was made not the actual risk of a diseases but the number
of cases of the disease.
By classifying the swine flu as pandemic, nations were compelled to
implement pandemic plans and also the purchase swine flu vaccines.
Because WHO is not subject to any parliamentary control, Wodarg
argued it is necessary for governments to insist on accountability.
What is a pandemic should not be allowed to be defined by an
organisation that is clearly under the influence of the
pharmaceutical companies that profit from the sales of vaccines
accompanying such a pandemic. Many of the decision-makers in WHO
have worked for the pharma industry and go back to work in the
pharma industry.
The inquiry is also to look at the role of the Paul-Ehrlich and the
Robert-KochInstitute in Germany.
