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Swine Flu Vaccine Controversy and Claims
That was the year the US government told us all that swine flu could turn out to be
a killer that could spread across the nation.
And Washington decided that every man, woman,
and child in the nation should get a
shot to prevent a nationwide outbreak, a pandemic.
Well, forty-six million of us obediently took
the shot.
And now, four thousand Americans are claiming damages from Uncle Sam
amounting
to three and a half billion dollars. Dr.
Michael Hatwick directed the surveillance team for the swine flu program at the
CDC. His job was to find out what possible
complications
could arise from taking the shot, and to report his findings to those in
charge.
Did you know ahead of time, Dr. Hatwick, that there had been
case reports of neurological disorders,
neurological illness, apparently associated with the
injection of influenza vaccine?
Absolutely.
You did?
Yes.
How'd you know that?
By review of the literature.
So you told your superiors, the men in charge of the swine flu
immunization
program, about the possibility of neurological
disorders?
Absolutely.
What would you say if I told you that your superiors say
that you never told them
about the possibility of neurological complications?
That's nonsense.
I can't believe that they would say that they did not know that there were
neurological illnesses associated with influenza vaccination.
That simply is not true. We did know that.
I've said that Dr. Hatwick has never told me of, uh, his
feelings on this subject. Uh-
Then he's lying.
Mm-hmm. I guess you would have to, um,
make that assumption
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