Alex Jones Calls the White House

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Alex calls the White House and leaves a message about the H1N1 hoax. Classic. Download it. _______ Swine flu pandemic? It feels like a phoney war Dr John Crippen is the pseudonym of an NHS doctor...
Alex calls the White House and leaves a message about the H1N1 hoax. Classic. Download it.
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Swine flu pandemic? It feels like a phoney war

Dr John Crippen is the pseudonym of an NHS doctor who writes a popular medical blog. This is his account of the view from the GP's surgery * Dr John Crippen * The Guardian, Friday 1 May 2009

Oh! God, now I know it is serious. The Health Protection Agency has sent me an algorithm to tell me how to deal with swine flu. It arrived today in an email with one of those red exclamation marks at the side. An algorithm, for those who don't know, is a "finite sequence of instructions, an explicit, step-by-step procedure for solving a problem". It is very complicated. I do not understand it. Fortunately the primary care trust has also sent me a red exclamation mark email with instructions I can understand: "The main message remains: always use a tissue to catch coughs and sneezes, throw away used tissues and regularly wash your hands."

I can relate to that. Trouble is, it makes me giggle. I can't get that old jingle, from somewhere in early childhood, out of my mind. "Coughs and sneezes spread diseases, trap your germs in your handkerchief." It has rhythm. It is best recited in a "Mail train" monotone. Lovers of Tony Hancock will want to sing it to the tune of Deutschland, Deutschland über alles.

Doctor, you're not taking this seriously. Actually, I am. We have all read our way through the mountains of circulars that have arrived. We are having a daily practice meeting. We have one partner designated to take all the "flu"-related calls so our advice is consistent. Yesterday we had two such calls: a patient just returned from Turkey who had diarrhoea and wondered if it could be flu, and an elderly lady wanting advice about her husband who has respiratory problems. Should he be started on Tamiflu? Simple answer: No.

Today, so far, there have been no calls at all. We have 15,000 patients and are close to one of the larger airports in England, but have not seen a case of flu. We have not had a single patient worrying that he or she might have flu. It feels like a phoney war. We have seen two patients with heart attacks, three acute asthmatic attacks, and a child who had swallowed an implausibly large piece of Lego. Such is general practice.

We met at lunchtime, not to talk of heart attacks and Lego, but of flu. There have been deaths in Mexico. There has been one in the US. Our Indian partner said: "There were 2,000 deaths, mainly children in Africa and Asia, yesterday."

Our medical student looked shocked: "I didn't know swine flu had reached that part of the world." "It hasn't," said our partner. "I'm talking of deaths from malaria. But that isn't news, is it?"

We were silent for a while. Time to get things in proportion.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/...
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[mezzie919]

power to ya alex.. im behind you dawg

[lichtengel60]

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Wake up

[EASTWOODO4]

live free or die

[Sarah Hirz]

no weapon forged against you will prevail, and you will refute every tongue that accuses you. Isaiah 54:17

[daramgeee]

Truth be told guys. Get it together people.

[MrMotelone]

Love it

[Herbert Slobodow]

Trolololololol

[shane14120]

Ok big guy, if you know so much about how to fix the government then how do we fix it?

[RebornInChaos]

It doesn't matter how crazy I sound as far as I'm concerned. That's your perspective based on one sentence from me. All of the theories add up, and until you masses retards get that, all those people down at wall street that can't figure out what the actual problem is and how to solve it, will remain forever ignorant, and eventually will get tired of sitting around their cities and go back to their parent's houses and their MW jobs that their $100,000 college education bought them

[shane14120]

Corruption and conspiracy are two different things. Do rich people run the country? Yes. There is factual proof for that. Did the government cause 9/11? Who the fuck knows? It's the conspiracy theories that spiral out of control and make you people look like a bunch of nut jobs. Do yourselves a favor and just keep it to yourselves. Go do some actual good for america and occupy wall street instead of watching videos about how there were bombs in the world trade centers.

[RebornInChaos]

People like you are why the system has become so corrupted. You're apathetic and complacent.

[picojohnson]

Good stuff... wake up america