News Media Pushes Flu Fear, Doctors Push Poison.
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It's that time of year again, when the mind-control media begins pushing flu fear porn. The media collects billions of dollars in advertising revenue from pharmaceutical companies, so it's in their best interest to hype up diseases of all kinds along with the potions they claim will cure us. Wait, did I say "cure"? Maybe I should have picked a different word, since the medical establishment has shifted to a model where they only treat symptoms and manage diseases. It's far more profitable than actually making us healthy.
In addition to being great for business, fear is also a tactic of social control, used daily by government entities to steer the public wherever they want us to go. With national debts rising all over the world to unsustainable levels and programs such as Social Security, Medicare, and national healthcare all facing critical funding shortages, we now hear more and more politicians and so-called "thought leaders" pushing the concepts of depopulation and government-assisted suicide. The ruling elite and the supporters of the climate change cult have also advanced the idea that there are too many people on the planet and that billions of us need to be eliminated. Considering the proven dangers of vaccines, now would probably be a good time to avoid them altogether; are they being administered for our benefit, or is there a darker agenda? Are the news media and the medical industry unwitting partners in a program to cull humanity to what some consider to be sustainable levels? The possibility certainly exists, and with that in mind we should be cautious about what we allow to be injected into our bodies. Now is not the time for blind trust.
Here are several examples of the fear porn I found on just a handful of news sites within the state of North Carolina. Had I expanded my search nationwide I'm sure I would have found hundreds of other examples with many of the headlines repeated across multiple sites. It's the "mockingbird media" in full view, as only a handful of international corporations own all the media companies in the world, feeding us a carefully curated mix of truth, half-truths, and misinformation to limit our knowledge and our understanding of what's really happening around us.
In the stories above, we're told there's some kind of "super flu" rising across the US. But it's a complete lie, as no virus has ever been scientifically proven to spread any contagion from person to person. Researchers have actively tried to make people sick with the particles that some claim are flu viruses, going as far as swabbing mucous from the noses of sick people to the noses of well people, and none of the recipients of the mucous came down with the flu. The same methods, among others, have been tried with the common cold, but researchers have been unable to spread colds from one person to another even when test subjects were repeatedly sneezed upon by others with active symptoms. Simply put, there were no viruses being spread in any sort of contagion. So what are vaccines being used for? What possible benefit could they have other than to the people selling them?
This is not to say that people aren't getting sick, but we need to step back, breathe, and consider other possibilities. And those other possibilities may not require dangerous interventions at the point of a syringe needle.
But regardless of the cause, when people get sick they want to feel better as quickly as possible, and natural remedies can take time to work. So what are doctors in the unnatural healthcare system recommending to their patients who are experiencing flu-like symptoms?
The CDC recommends these four drugs: Tamiflu, Xofluza, Relenza, and Rapivab. But despite their high costs, studies show that these medications only help you recover one day faster from the flu, a result so poor it could be attributed to the placebo effect. Even more important, all of these medications are effective only if they are taken within the first two days of having symptoms. Even then, how effective are they? What percentage of patients receive any benefit at all? Drug makers aren't releasing the data, so it's probably safe to say that these drugs don't work for the majority of the people who take them. And they all have potentially serious side effects that could affect you. These include seizures, hallucinations, sudden confusion, delirium, and anaphylactic shock.
Health officials also recommend flu vaccines which they claim will protect you from the flu, but even in a good year these injections are only 30% effective using Big Pharma's own biased data. For the 2025/2026 season, research has shown that the vaccines actually have negative efficacy, making you 27% more likely to get sick than if you took nothing at all. Flu vaccines have been known to cause serious health issues, including hives, vomiting, shoulder injuries, Guillain-Barre Syndrome, and anaphylactic shock.
To summarize all of this is, yes, people do get sick with something, but there's no evidence that a virus can be blamed. Yet despite this, health officials push vaccines that can cause deadly reactions and chronic health conditions while offering no protection against the thing they claim the vaccines protect you from, and then they try to treat you with expensive, useless drugs that can make you sicker than you were before. If this is healthcare, I'm opting out.
Instead, I'm ignoring the fearmongering from the news media and I'm focusing on my overall wellness. I avoid stress as much as possible, I drink a variety of herbal teas, I get sunlight every day, and I supplement with vitamin d, vitamin c, multi-minerals, quercetin, magnesium, and black seed oil. My water is double filtered and I don't consume any toxins such as prescription drugs and alcohol. But don't automatically copy me; do your own research and develop your own plan based on your unique health situation.
Most of all, block out the fear. Happiness may be the best medicine of all.
