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E-PrinceThe University is preparing to vaccinate up to 2,000 individuals against the H1N1 flu this Monday and has already vaccinated roughly 400 students and student dependents in the highest health priority group over the last two weeks.
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line up and get your shots, sheeple. gotta make sure that the swine flu epidemic gets a good running start >:X
I wonder how the very few people who are truly in the know are internalizing the reality of this situation. It is a reality that all those who take the vaccine could be in bad shape months to a year from now. Although its just routine, nevertheless this recombinant avian swine flu virus represents an unprecedented milestone in clinical and biological warfare.
"Though the federal government is providing the vaccine for free"
The government provides NOTHING for free. Everything the government "provides" it has to steal from someone. It was probably paid for by a combination of these:
1. taxes (i.e., THEFT)
2. seigniorage/counterfeiting/inflation (i.e., FRAUD)
3. borrowing/deficit spending (i.e., DEFERRED THEFT)
"Though the federal government is providing the vaccine for free"
The government provides NOTHING for free. Everything the government "provides" it has to steal from someone. It was probably paid for by a combination of these:
1. taxes (i.e., THEFT)
2. seigniorage/counterfeiting/inflation (i.e., FRAUD)
3. borrowing/deficit spending (i.e., DEFERRED THEFT)
celtic, 105, and taxation:
Well said. Maybe there is hope for Princeton after all...