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Katrina evacuees to be injected with neurotoxin |
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from Total Information Analysis
Entered into the database on Friday, September 23rd, 2005 @ 10:43:00 MST |
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It is well known that mercury is a neurtoxin, the cause of autism and
other cognitive maladies. It has been taken out of most vaccines but is still
in tetanus shots and has actually been increased in the flu vaccine.
[Background
from RFK Jr.] From the Times-Picayune
Sept. 21: To prevent a potentially catastrophic outbreak of influenza in crowded hurricane
shelters, the state Office of Public Health is giving vaccines to occupants
of about 80 shelters around Louisiana. The shots aren't being offered to the general public at this time because they
might not be effective when flu season peaks in January and February, said Dr.
Frank Welch, the Office of Public Health's medical director for immunization
programs.[...] About 10,000 shots have been given since the eight-day program started Friday,
he said. In addition to flu shots, people are administering hepatitis A and tetanus
shots to ward off infections when people return to their homes, frequently by
wading through foul water, and try to clean up. Even though it is unlikely that people could contract hepatitis A from contaminated
water, the vaccine is "a protective measure we can offer,"Welch said. Childhood vaccines also are available to shelter residents, he said. Working with the Office of Public Health have been teams from other organizations,
Welch said, including the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
the U.S. Public Health Service, Louisiana State University and the Mayo Clinic. Turns out this guy Welch has a history of being a hardcore thug in
using the bio-terrorism meme to leverage attacks on the immune systems and health
freedoms of the citizenry. This
is unfortunately not an uncommon trait in Louisiana. Here's his
bio from the New Orleans alt-weekly Gambit
10 20 03: Until the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Frank Welch was pursuing his
Ph.D. in epidemiology. Since that day, however, his dissertation has been on
hold. Welch, the medical director of the state Office of Public Health, has
been busy preparing a plan for the state and the city of New Orleans in case
of bio-terrorist attack. Beginning last summer, Welch directed a statewide effort
to vaccinate 1,200 emergency response officials from 85 hospitals against smallpox,
one of the most successful efforts of its kind in the nation. "I am incredibly
proud," he says. "Louisiana is far ahead of other states in bio-terrorism
preparedness." Recently, Welch also led a general immunization effort that
quickly vaccinated 12,000 children statewide, a further demonstration, he says,
that Louisiana has the capacity to respond to a bio-terrorist threat, pandemic
disease outbreak or natural disaster by providing medicine and vaccinations
on a mass scale. In addition, the Los Alamos, N.M., native has played a key
role in developing and maintaining the state's nationally recognized immunization
database, known as the Louisiana Immunization Network for Kids Statewide. Welch
-- who has worked for the state Office of Public Health in New Orleans since
1998 when he served as a medical consultant for environmental epidemiology,
addressing public health concerns around Superfund sites -- is active with Project
Lazarus, a hospice program for AIDS patients; Kent House, which provides temporary
housing for people with HIV or AIDS; and the Human Rights Campaign. |