(NaturalNews) The World Health Organization (WHO) is the subject of a
new investigation aimed at uncovering what really took place during the
2009 global influenza pandemic, which led to tens of millions of people
being vaccinated for so-called "swine flu." A joint investigation by the
British Medical Journal (BMJ) and the Bureau of Investigative
Journalism (BIJ) has already uncovered major conflicts of interest at
WHO, whereby vaccine companies profited heavily from the pandemic and
the mass hysteria that it generated.
The investigation is focused
specifically on the emergency advisory committee that was assigned to
make official recommendations to WHO about how to plan for the pandemic,
which was fraught with controversy from the start. Comprising this
advisory panel were individuals highly connected to pharmaceutical
companies, say BMJ and BIJ, many of whom had a vested financial interest
in promoting antiviral drugs and influenza vaccines, which have been
linked to causing narcolepsy and other disorders.
Big Pharma
reportedly held a $4 billion stake in developing the swine flu vaccines
that WHO would later push on the public through propaganda and fear. And
the reason that WHO so readily accepted these drugs as viable responses
to the pandemic is because its key advisors, many of whom are still
unknown because they were intentionally kept secret, worked on behalf of
the vaccine industry to see these drugs thrust into the limelight of
the pandemic-planning process.
"Key scientists advising the World Health Organization
on planning for an influenza pandemic had done paid work for
pharmaceutical firms that stood to gain from the guidance they were
preparing," reads a report on the joint investigation. "These conflicts
of interest have never been publicly disclosed by WHO, and WHO has
dismissed inquiries into its handling of the A/H1N1 pandemic as 'conspiracy theories.'"
Flu pandemic hysteria led to governments purchasing huge stockpiles of drugs, vaccines that were never used
The ultimate goal, of course, was to convince as many governmentsaround the world as possible to purchase large stockpiles of antiviral
drugs like oseltamivir (Tamiflu) and zanamivir (Relenza), and vaccines
like Pandemrix, to generate massive profits. Some of these drugs had
never even been proven to work, let alone proven safe, and yet they were
widely distributed as the emergency "cure" for H1N1.
Both
oseltamivir and zanamivir have been around since the late 1990s, but the
U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and other regulators really had
to stretch the flimsy data that they received on the two drugs from
their respective manufacturers in order to approve them. The FDA, it
turns out, initially opposed recommending zanamivir, manufactured by
GlaxoSmithKline, during the pandemic, because the data on its safety and
efficacy was severely lacking -- the agency later changed it's mind.
"After
Dr [Michael] Elashoff's review (he had access to individual patient
data and summary study reports) the FDA's advisory committee voted by 13
to 4 not to approve zanamivir on the grounds that it was no more
effective than placebo when the patients were on other drugs such as
paracetamol," adds the report. "Dr Elashoff's view was that zanamivir
was no better than placebo -- and it had side effects."
The
pandemic, as most people now know, ultimately turned out to be a
complete flop. Many individuals ended up rejecting both the drugs and
the vaccines that were being pushed on them by the government, which
means that these taxpayer-purchased drugs and vaccines are now sitting
unused and on the verge of expiration in warehouses all across the
globe.
You can read a full report of the joint investigation by
BMJ and BIJ into WHO corruption during the 2009 H1N1 pandemic by
visiting:
http://engineeringevil.com.
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