What Happened to That Imaginary Bird Flu Epidemic?

Despite all those "Chicken Little" warnings from so-called "health experts," that rumored bird flu epidemic -- predicted to kill some 2 million Americans -- turned out to be a whole lot of hot air, and not much else, as I expected.

I have been busy culling through the literature on this topic as in the next few months I will have a book published on the Bird Flu Hoax; I have been uncovering some absolutely astonishing information.

The U.S. government is warning that a new avian super-flu could kill nearly two million Americans -- or if we're "lucky" just 200,000. Mainstream media is parroting the paranoia, routinely spotlighting the relative few deaths attributed to the virus elsewhere in the world while staying calm to silent about the 2.8 million deaths yearly from AIDS worldwide and the 300,000 deaths yearly in the U.S. alone from obesity. But there is no coming bird flu pandemic. It is a big lie being fed by the government and big business for reasons that ironically pose a much more serious threat to your health ... reasons you will learn all about in my brand new book The Great Bird Flu Hoax that is now available to you with 14 FREE instant bonus gifts and a very special low price... Learn More About The Great Bird Flu Hoax & The Amazing 14 Bonuses You Will Instantly Get Now

I was a Boy Scout and firmly believe in their motto of being prepared, but this isn't a matter of preparedness. It's a far more sinister scenario and all about creating fear and panic that directly benefits the  multi-national drug and food corporations at the expense of your health.

How? By taking worthless, health-harming drugs and vaccines and controlling the types of chicken you have access to.

As a result of this orchestrated fear and panic, the drug companies were able to receive large sums of cash for creating stockpiles of vaccines and "protecting the public health." To further compound the problem, new legislation was passed not long ago that insulates the drug companies from any liability despite any harm their dangerous and virtually useless creations cause.

This effectively allows them to collect a barrel of cash from this hoax and avoid any responsibility for the inevitable harm and damage that will result from their solution for this created villain. And a select few others who helped them out have also profited from the hoax, including current U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld.