Why is the media attacking the flu vaccine?




I’ve seen it twice in three weeks with the meningitis b vaccine.  On August 18th NBC ran an article about two girls, both of whom had been vaccinated for men b, both of whom were in perfect health, and both of whom were killed by men b anyway. The article points out that the CDC’s recommendation for the vaccine is permissive, and that getting the infection is akin to being struck by lightning.

I saw the article and thought, what’s up? Why are NBC’s pimps allowing reporters to write about these girls?




But on to the flu vaccine. You may remember in July 2016 when the inhaled flu vaccine went from a championed 90% efficacy to only 3% efficacy. Is it likely that actually happened? Hell no, unless they threw the game on purpose. But numbers can be twisted to say whatever they want them to say, and, for whatever reason, FluMist makers– or the flu vaccine industry as a whole– wanted to scrap that vaccine. So overnight the needle-free FluMist was taboo and it was injected mercury for almost everyone.

Maybe FluMist makers got a buyout like GSK did from Merck for leaving the US HPV vaccine market.

So these past couple of weeks have been nuts for flu vaccine news.

In the last few days of August I began seeing mainstream articles pointing out how ineffective the flu vaccine is for the elderly.

I see their ineffectiveness and raise them up to murder, but that’s not where I’m going with this.

Within one week of each other, The Daily Mail ALL-CAPS screamed about the flu shot’s ineffectiveness, the BBC finally had an honest vaccine headline, and Chemist and Druggist halfheartedly shrugged that vaccinating the elderly was better than nothing.

This made me side-eye the news.



The Daily Beast jumped on the dog pile, as did NBC, Science, Fortune, and the New York Post. All of them make the same milquetoast arguments that maybe the finding isn’t real and pregnant women should continue to get the shots. And Michael Osterholm, the director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research who is famous for his We have over-promoted and overhyped this vaccine. It does not protect as promoted. It’s all a sales job: it’s all public relations” quote, wrote up the miscarriage study in Stat with the spin that “science prioritizes safety.” Thanks for looking out, science!

Just kidding. We all know that today’s science doesn’t prioritize anything but profits. So why is the CDC’s father of thimerosal-induced autism denial acting as a hitman for the annual flu vaccine?






Lest you ever think the media– or science– is looking out for you, I’m here to rain all over your parade. You’re welcome.




  1. God I love you and your every word and article…you have me laughing and crying all at the same time while feeling utterly petrified of life on earth with these crazies…

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  2. Lovely news! I don’t think I know anyone who’s ever had the flu, but Peter Doshi from the hallowed Johns Hopkins says 16% of those with flu-like symptoms actually have detectable flu virus. Commerce marches on!


  3. Recent stories in Australian press about kids vaccinated for men A getting men B. Seemed to be a push for govt funding to vaccinate against all strains. Interesting timing

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  4. Yesterday at National News David Muir. ABC delivered the “bad news” about flu vaccine & miscarriages. But finalized with the very important reaffirmation that “getting the flu is even worse”
    It is really unbelievable that in 2017 majority of people don’t have brain to think.
    Today at my job place (extremely close to children) the “boss” told the children that “vaccines makes you healthy” these children are 4-5’s year old. Please note that last year I borrowed her Vaxxed the movie. When I asked for her opinion she said “oh I fall asleep”
    Can’t help but remembering this…

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  5. Excellent prediction- bet you are right! On another topic, would you please write about how Pan is “reaching out” to the CA DA whose son was injured by the HPV? Her issue is that she was not completely informed of any adverse effects, like fainting. What if every parent of a kid in CA HAD to be shown the actual vaccine insert? Bet Pan is worried…

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  6. Levi, have you noticed that the prestitutes will also rubbish pharma products where the patent is about to expire and generics will hit the shelves. And “coincidentally” release articles about some new (patented) wonder drug that is sooo much better than the drug they’ve just been rubbishing. It’s so pathetic…


  7. I doubt if it hurts big pharma to have an occasional article slightly negative to vaccines. It would merely serve to prove to those people like our friends and relatives who love vaccines, that science is indeed looking out for them and any mistakes will be noted and corrected quickly.

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