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Famous flu sufferer Arias is back in public life [He survived. I told you so.] By the A.M. Costa Rica staff President Óscar Arias Sánchez is back in public after a week-long confinement at his Rohrmoser home because he had the swine flu. Arias reported that he had a light case. He was well enough Tuesday to host a performance by the Cooperativa del Colegio de Aguas Zarcas chorus at his home. Then he inaugurated the Centro . . . → Read More About Arias Whips Swine Flu (Of Course) From A.M. Costa Rica last Tuesday: ”Confirmed flu sufferer Arias to spend a week at homeBy the A.M. Costa Rica staff . . . → Read More About El Presidente Has Swine Flu Here's the other thing: of the 985 cases of confirmed HiA, 25 have died. That's 2.5%, a pretty impressive number for a disease. But all the dead were Mexicans. Why is that? We know the baby who came to the U.S. had other health issues. I read that he was premature but I can't find that article now. Still looking… Having lived through too many hurricane hysteria events to count, I am immune to MSM/gov induced hysteria. You learn to look for the truth behind the numbers before "taking precautions." Florida . . . → Read More About Jiggering The Numbers A commenter left a link to this article. Hal translated it for me: As near as I can tell, they are proposing to kill all the pigs and cows in the country to save us from swine flu. They've dredged up the plan that was made in 2005 for Mad Cow hysteria. Apparently, a plan like this is too good to throw away. They plan to bury the animals in mass graves somewhere near the airport. Farmers are against the idea. There's no evidence to indicate disease has . . . → Read More About How Costa Rica Plans To Handle Swine Flu Love this guy. And this is from Monday. Common sense rules. Hope I don’t die from swine flu. Which at this moment seems as likely as getting run over by a train. Actually, getting run over by a train is significantly more likely in Costa Rica. I take that back. Getting run over by a train is significantly more likely than dying from swine flu H1N1 influenza A anywhere in the world. After 7 days (seems like longer, doesn’t it?) of HiA Awareness Propaganda, we know that, of the 6.8 billion people in the world, . . . → Read More About OMG, I Don’t Know My Pandemic Alert Color |
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