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  kyoken at 07:31 AM JST - 26th August

  The ministry envisions earmarking 20.7 billion yen in the budget [...]

  Mind blowing. One can only hope the virus does not change making the vaccine useless and really comes back heavily in fall so that all the purchased vaccine can be used up before expiration date.

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  Statistician at 11:39 AM JST - 26th August

  Story is dead, dead, dead.

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  stirfry at 05:58 PM JST - 26th August

  eyeing is not doing

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  mael at 10:35 PM JST - 26th August

  It disturbs me to know the Japanese government is aware the vaccine is worse than useless and that they must be aware the company (Baxter) which is supplying the H1N1 virus to mnake the alleged vaccines is currently under police investigation for delivering unattenuated 'vaccines' to some countries which then infected the citizens thereof and caused the virus to be spread more rapidly (which many are sure is not natural, and was synthesized in a lab).

  The Japanese government must also be aware that the patent for this alleged vaccine was applied for in '07 - when the disease didn't exist ............. .

  And the Japanese government would have information to make itself aware of the fact that a virus will mutate and so any alleged vaccine would be almost certainly useless (or worse than useless).

  The Japanese government is aware that recently the US government organ which deals with drugs and medicines (FDA) has announced that mercury (which is in most vaccines) is not a hazard to health (unbelievable, isn't it).

  i. The thimerasol used in vaccines contains mercury and is tens-of times more hazardous than elemental mercury.

  The Japanese governments and all governments over the globe must be aware that the new adjuvant used to replace the crippling mercury compunds in some of the 'vaccines' is evidently more dangerous than the poison it is intended to replace. (Novartis for one).

  ii. The adjuvant "squalene" which replaces the mercury in 'vaccines' is touted as fish oil and it is necessary for our health. And it is! It is in all of us if we are healthy and it is an essential part of our nervous system. - So the lemmings won't panic. But what they seem to be reticent of informing us all of is that squalene when administered via a needle will cause the immune system to view it as an enemy and it will try to destroy it. - Well it isn't supposed to be in the bloodstream so what else can you expect? - AND the immune system will treat all squalene in our bodies the same way and the effect is that our nervous systems will sooner rather than later - splutter or conk-out - due to our natural defence systems being manipulated.

  What a waste of manpower and resources! (Unless some people on very lofty perches are interested in having the people of the world sick and weak). Hmmm?!?

  And the quarantine? Officers? What gives? No one's giving me or mine any jabs and I don't plan on being quarantined.

  Information (true info), commonsense and a robust immune system not compromised through alleged medications is the way to beat not only this virus but whatever else 'somehow' mutates and gets sent to every country.

  I can only conclude that the authorities prefer the peons to be ignorant.

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  roomtemperature at 09:06 AM JST - 27th August

  "The Japanese government must also be aware that the patent for this alleged vaccine was applied for in '07 - when the disease didn't exist ............. ."

  Nonsense!! The disease already exited in 2006. That's what disturbs ME.....people who don't do their homework.

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  mael at 04:07 PM JST - 27th August

  The company made the vaccine for the flu they engineered in '06?

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  mael at 09:10 PM JST - 27th August

  Baxter International applied for a patent for its 'vaccine' a year ahead of its outbreak.

  Furthermore it is currently under police investigation (whitewash most likely) for delivering live pandemic vaccines by 'mistake' to its subcontractors.

  I am a dilligent student and I always do my homework.

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