Swine Flu Vaccine Recall, Short Ships, and Many Questions

My interest peaked yesterday after reading Michelle Malkin’s article on “Terrific: Government Recalls 800,000 Doses of Kids’ Swine Flu Vaccine“, I began looking around for why and how that many doses might have lost their strength.

I discovered that on the CDC’s own delivery schedule/supply site for yesterday’s date – 2009 H1N1 Influenza Vaccine Supply Status the demand, supply, & delivery numbers decrease dramatically. Why then did this amount of doses basically expire?

Sanofi Pasteur shipped them in November? Why then would samples be rechecked for strength so late or is it so recent after shipment?

What would have happened if the doses were to strong?

Someone might want to start investigating this issue quickly, for the safety of the citizens of the United States of America!

Where is the quality control with government issued H1N1 vaccine?

Is the delivery date wrong? If not, why had they not been given? If the delivery date is correct, then why were samples just tested, and when were they really manufactured? ****Lots of questions on this one!

It would appear that we have enough children between the ages of 6 to 35 months to administer said product.

Is there something more to the story on quality control or lack there of? I’m just saying! It would appear there is a common thread of Health Care issues and meetings with lobbyists at the White House with Mr. Obama and connections to Mrs. Pelosi as this article states:

“– Amador “Dean” Aguillen, a former aide to Nancy Pelosi but now with Ogilvy Government Relations, appears to have attended the same Aug. 21 meeting with Turton that Ackil did. At Ogilvy, Aguillen works on behalf of clients including pharmaceutical companies SanofiPasteur and Takeda Pharmaceuticals America, Pfizer Inc., and Amgen USA Inc., all of which reported lobbying on health care issues this year.”

hmm? “Oh what a tangled web we weave, When first we practice to deceive!”

Is this the same government efficiency you are wanting to run your Health Care?

By the way I miss Tidewater!

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