2009 Swine Flu “Pandemic”
Just a few months before the 2009 Swine Flu ‘pandemic’, the World Health Organisation (WHO) quietly changed the definition of a pandemic, removing the need for severity of disease and high mortality. The only requirement for a pandemic to be declared was a worldwide epidemic.
Cases were ramped up by the PCR test and a swine flu vaccine was developed quickly.
Hardly anyone died of swine flu, which was no more deadly than any other flu but thousands of people developed narcolepsy caused by the vaccines and at least 1,300 died (mainly in the Scandinavian countries).
Thanks to Dr Wodarg in Germany who realised the PCR test was being misused to create the appearance of a pandemic and could not tell the difference between Swine flu and any type of influenza, he exposed the unnecessary dangers of the vaccination programme and it was stopped.