OOPS, there was no H1N1 pandemic! Huh.

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We blundered over swine flu, admit health chiefs

By MAIL FOREIGN SERVICE
Last updated at 1:05 AM on 13th April 2010

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Uncertainty: Keiji Fukuda speaks at the health experts' meeting at the WHO HQ

Global health chiefs have finally admitted that they may have overreacted to the swine flu 'pandemic' - landing governments with millions of unused vaccines. [Ed - PAID FOR]

The World Health Organisation has conceded that it may have been guilty of failing to communicate 'uncertainties' about how virulent the new virus was. 

Critics say the UN agency was too quick to designate the influenza a pandemic in June after it spread from Mexico. [ITS OK, I TOLD YOU AND YOU BELIEVE ME, RIGHT?]

Keiji Fukuda, its top influenza expert, yesterday admitted a six-phase system for declaring this was confusing and the bug was not actually as deadly as bird flu.

'The reality is there is a huge amount of uncertainty (in a pandemic),' he said.

'I think we did not convey the uncertainty. That was interpreted by many as a non-transparent process.'  [AKA: LIE]

He admitted the scale may be flawed as it takes into account the geographic spread of a virus but not its severity.

'Confusion about phases and level of severity remains a very vexing issue,' added Mr Fukuda.

He was addressing a meeting of experts reviewing the WHO's handling of the first influenza pandemic in 40 years.

Last week it emerged Britain wasted up to £300million on vaccines that will never be used. [AN THE US?]

H1N1 has killed 17,770 people in 213 countries, the WHO says.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1265530/We-blundered-swine-flu-admit-health-chiefs.html#ixzz0l0wfOoIb

As I mentioned long ago, testing people ended a year ago, even though world "medical" sources kept reporting on the flu epidemic.  They were lying, there were NO confirmed test results.  They stopped because the results would have slowed state sponsored purchases of vaccines.

I bet you had one, didn't you?