There are lots of questions regarding the origins of the swine flu virus, mainly because pork products do not give you the swine flu virus and because pigs have never had it. What is even more interesting is that this swine flu virus also contains avian genes and responds only to the Tamiflu treatment.

It is believed that the Tamiflu sales will explode in the future and will generate gains of about 388 million dollars and much more if a pandemic occurs.

Those pharmaceutical companies which are renowned for their flu treatments, such as GlaxoSmithKline, Roche, Gilead Sciences Inc., noticed that their shares went up in just a few days and if this swine flu will spread on, their revenues will be significant to say the least.

The American-based pharmaceutical company named Baxter was thought to distribute the dangerous avian influenza virus to eighteen countries following a regular flu vaccine cargo, which put the company under investigation in February 2009. Some reporters from the Czech Republic tried to discover if it was a deliberate maneuver to “fabricate” a swine flu pandemic. The main argument was that mistakes like that are actually impossible due to the extreme security protocols.

The product in question, a combination of H5N1 viruses and H3N2 ones that were specific to seasonal flu, arrived to an Austrian company specialized in research. Further on, this company sent certain quantities to its subcontractors in Germany, Slovenia and the Czech Republic.

Actually, the “experimental virus material” as it was named by Baxter, was produced at Orth-Donau, one of their research facilities. The flu vaccine commercialized by Baxter as well as a new human H5N1 vaccine also belonging to Baxter were produced in the Czech facility. Those who know how drastic biosecurity rules are, are puzzled by the fact that the two viruses, H3N2 respectively H5N1, managed to intermingle. Specialists said that such “mistakes” should no longer be permitted to happen in the future as they could become extremely dangerous.

The problem is that viruses of the type H3N2 can infect people really easy, even if this is not the case with H5N1. A person who is infected by both strains at the same time being exposed to a combination of these two types of viruses becomes what we call an incubator from where the resulting hybrid virus, swine flu virus in our case, begins to be transmitted to others. This whole process is known as “reassortment” and is one of the modalities through which laboratories create new viruses, possibly pandemic.

What is a “reassortment”? It actually consists of the combination between the genes of two resembling viruses that manage to contaminate the same cell. This phenomenon usually happens in the case of flu viruses because their genomes are formed of eight RNA segments. The mission of the segments is to behave like some sort of mini-chromosomes. When an influenza virus is brought together into a whole, it needs a replication of every single segment.

Viruses such as H5N1 are not exceptionally airborne except for the situation in which they are mixed with regular flu viruses which fly easily in the air. The resulting virus instead might be a very dangerous, powerful, airborne biological weapon, even lethal. The consequences of such a mixture could have been disastrous if it had infected humans. It is said that the Russian flu from 1977 was exactly that, a virus produced and “released” from a lab.

A very capable scientist working for the U.N., who performed thorough examinations of the Ebola and HIV/AIDS viruses, stated that the swine flu virus contains vectors which could lead to the conclusion that it is a genetically-manufactured. He is convinced that the swine flu virus, but also HIV/AIDS and Ebola were purposefully elaborated as biological weapons.

During the 80’s, Bayer company did a horrible gesture. Fully aware of it, they sold HIV/AIDS infected injectable medicines used for blood-clotting to countries in Europe, Asia and Latin America and gained millions of dollars following those sales.  

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