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i thinki CBC didnt have access to the CBS interview because it was banned. and only now has it surfaced due to the internet.
safserwr 2 years ago
this video got a lot of things wrong .check out for the CBS 60 MINUTES interview of the CDC head. here it says 500 soldiers got sick at fort dix.but the truth is only 4 were infected with swineflu. and only one was dead and the other 3 recovered . the 1 died only beacuse of forced march. the first vaccines were given on oct1 not nov1
safserwr 2 years ago
The world does not want to think different from tv. They want to be tv.
TuDiOsMiAnO 2 years ago
and vice versa lol
RexNunc 2 years ago
i cannot believe the no. of views on this video...
chellow2 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
A 2005 study by Dr. Julie Gerberding, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and Donna Stroup, estimated deaths from poor diet and physical inactivity, had increased to 400,000 in 2000, up from 300,000 a decade earlier. But after scientists inside and outside the CDC agency questioned the death estimates, the CDC admitted making a calculation error, and lowered its estimate in January to 365,000.
Obesity accounted for 57 000 deaths over 15 years in Canada. Give or take?
Ididnotagree 2 years ago
0 views still? I just saw it.
phnixlady 2 years ago