Why am I categorically refusing the vaccine against influenza H1N1?

By: Jean-Jacques Crèvecoeurvaccty
Montréal (Québec – Canada)
Ce 13 octobre 2009

This list of reasons are, only my own view. They’re the conclusions I have arrived at after several months of thoroughly studying the scientific documents, official publications and declarations of medical authorities.

I’m giving you links to Internet sites so that you can check information yourself and give the whole issue further consideration. As you will see, the reasons for my own refusal are many. I do not expect you to agree with my arguments since everyone has a different point of view. What I do invite you to do is to consider which, are the sentences, here that fit your own reality, and simply follow the voice of your conscience. In any case, only one reason should be enough to push you to refuse this vaccine. For you and for your close relations, it is your choice.

I refuse this vaccine because there isn’t any flu pandemic in 2009 yet.

(I remember that it was the WHO which, on April 27, 2009, defined what the levels of pandemic were and considerably lowered the threshold of how to define a pandemic level.

Before that date, the current figures would not have merited even a short article in the media. Indeed, this little flu has had a mortality rate of only 4,525 (WHO statistics at October 4, 2009) i.e. fifty times less than the normal seasonal flu, which kills between 250.000 and 500,000 people per annum!

I’m refusing this vaccine because forty years of anti-flu vaccination have not brought convincing proof of its effectiveness.

(In other words, for forty years, the people vaccinated against the influenza get as sick with influenza as those not-vaccinated but spend more on health care in the year which follows vaccination).

I refuse the vaccine because I’d have a 50 times greater chances of dying of the consequences of vaccination than of dying of this influenza (indeed, in the six next months, if one doubles the number of deaths caused by the influenza H1N1, that would make about 13,000 dead for the whole of the planet ( of 6.8 billion inhabitants). I thus have a 1: 520.000 chance of dying of the influenza. On the other hand, according to the pharmaco-epidemiologist Marc Girard, we have a 1:10.000 chance on of dying of the effects of this H1N1 vaccine.

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