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			June 13, 2009 
			
			from 
			GlobalResearch Website 
			
			  
			
			  
			
			 
			It looks like governments around the world will either force these
			vaccinations 
			on the public or launch a massive propaganda campaign to trick you 
			into submitting to a jab.  
			
			  
			
			If they attempt to force these 
			untested and essentially experimental vaccinations on you, cite 
			the Nuremberg Code, which states:  
			
				
				“The voluntary consent of the human 
				subject is essential.”  
			 
			
			No experimental vaccine should be,
			 
			
				
				“conducted where there is an a 
				priori reason to believe that death or disabling injury will 
				occur, except, perhaps, in those experiments where the 
				experimental physicians also serve as a subjects.”  
			 
			
			In addition to the “experimental 
			physicians” submitting to their own toxins, Obama, every member of 
			Congress, the CEOs of the drug companies, all members of WHO and the
			
			United Nations, all members of the
			
			CFR and
			
			Bilderberg, etc., should submit to 
			a jab.  
			
			  
			
			A third party should be on hand to make 
			sure these folks do not get a saline injection instead of the 
			vaccine: 
			
				
				 (AFP, June12, 2009) 
				Swiss drugs giant Novartis has completed a first batch of 
				swine flu vaccine for pre-clinical trials and aims to make a 
				version available from September, the company said. 
				
					
					“Novartis has successfully 
					completed the production of the first batch of influenza 
					A(H1N1) vaccine, weeks ahead of expectations,” the company 
					said. The 10-litre batch “will be used for pre-clinical 
					evaluation and testing and is also being considered for use 
					in clinical trials”. 
				 
				
				Novartis hopes to start clinical 
				trials in July and “expects licensure in the fall (September to 
				November) of 2009″, it said. It added that “more than 30 
				governments have made requests to Novartis to supply them with 
				influenza A(H1N1) vaccine ingredients.” 
				 
				The company used cell-based technology to produce the vaccine, a 
				faster method than the traditional technology that uses eggs, 
				according to Novartis. 
				
				 
				Read full AFP report below... 
				  
			 
			 
			  
			
			  
			
			  
			
			  
			
			  
			
			 
			
			
			First swine flu vaccine 
			ready for testing 
			From correspondents in Basel 
			Agence France-Presse 
			June 12, 2009 
			
			from
			News Website 
			 
			SWISS drugs giant
			
			Novartis has completed a first 
			batch of swine flu vaccine for pre-clinical trials and aims to make 
			a version available from September, the company said. 
			
				
				"Novartis has successfully completed 
				the production of the first batch of influenza A(H1N1) vaccine, 
				weeks ahead of expectations," the company said. 
			 
			
			The 10-litre batch, 
			
				
				"will be used for pre-clinical 
				evaluation and testing and is also being considered for use in 
				clinical trials". 
			 
			
			Novartis hopes to start clinical 
			trials in July and, 
			
				
				"expects licensure in the fall 
				(September to November) of 2009", it said. 
			 
			
			It added that, 
			
				
				"more than 30 governments have made 
				requests to Novartis to supply them with influenza A(H1N1) 
				vaccine ingredients." 
			 
			
			The company used cell-based technology 
			to produce the vaccine, a faster method than the traditional 
			technology that uses eggs, according to Novartis.  
			
			  
			
			Novartis received $US289 million 
			($352.96 million) last month from the US Department of Health and 
			Human Services for the development of the vaccine. The World 
			Health Organization (WHO)
			declared a swine flu pandemic today,
			ratcheting up its alert to the maximum level of six. 
			
			  
			
			  
			
			  
			
			  
			
			
			
			W.H.O declares 
			official swine flu pandemic 
			
			  
			
			
			  
			
			 
			  
			
			
			  
			
			Swine flu has infected almost 30,000 people in 75 countries and 
			claimed 144 lives since it was first detected in Mexico in April. 
			
			  
			
			  
			
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