Aboriginal leaders in Manitoba are horrified that some of the reserves hardest hit by swine flu in the spring have received dozens of body bags from Health Canada. The body bags — which were sent to the remote northern reserves of Wasagamack and God’s River First Nation — came in a shipment of hand sanitizers and face masks. ‘Don’t send us body bags. Help us organize; send us medicine.’—Grand Chief David Harper
Grand Chief David Harper, who represents northern First Nations, says body bags send the wrong message and no one can understand why Ottawa would do such a thing.
“It really makes me wonder if health officials know something we don’t,” he said. “I have a right to speak for my people. I make a plea to the people of Canada to work with us to ensure the lowest fatalities from this monster virus. Don’t send us body bags. Help us organize; send us medicine.”
Found by Michael Millette.
Well, better than infected blankets.
Yes, they do know something that we don’t.
Every flu outbreak scenario for this winter has led to overwhelmed hospitals due to panicky citizens, making the services unavailable to ‘real’ emergencies such as heart attacks, and leading to large numbers of deaths due to the inability to identify and treat the truly sick amongst the masses of less ill.
That is why the British system should be immediately implemented:
a) You feel ill and you think you have the flu.
b) You call a number or go online and fill out a survey.
c) The system determines if you need to go to the hospital right away, if you can be treated at home for now, or if you need to wait a day and see if you start to feel better.
d) If you are to be treated at home, you can have someone pickup the medicines for you from the pharmacy. You stay at home and don’t spread the illness (flu or whatever).
Eff all that get an Orgone energy generator, and a Colloidal Silver Generator.
The Swine Flu can’t mess with science.
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Body bags are normal stock items for nurses stations in the north of Canada because many places are unreachable during the winter. They were just sending regular stock items along with the flu supplies. There’s nothing to worry about Awake. …big breath in…. big breath out.
It’s da way we does tings in Canada, don’t you know eh?
can’t win situation — don’t supply ‘em with body bags, and a few die, what? ignoring our poor natives. Give ‘em body bags, and they don’t die, what? racism!
dying sucks, but this is a tempest in a teapot.
Send them medicine….in exchange for land.
The Indians are grandstanding. The shipment of body bags came with other material which they failed to mention. Oh yeah they didn’t say anything about Cdn government plans to vaccinate the more vulnerable like isolated Indian communities this fall.
Hey, isn’t it almost Winter up there now? You just stack ‘em up outside in the freezing cold, no need for body bags. It’s not like them being in body bags are gonna stop those starving Polar Bears anyways.
Check that shipment for smallpox infested blankets.
Government health care at its finest.
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When you can find some science in those suggestions you made, let me know.
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Dead people are a nuisance at the best of times and generally a hazard at the rest. In the far, wintery north, the ground is frozen in winter and bodies cannot be buried, until the thaw in spring time. Also, they don’t decompose at those temperatures, so whatever infectious diseases are present, can continue to cause infection in the living who may come into proximity to the deceased.
What you don’t know in the US, is that semi truck that backed up to the local NG armory at two AM to unload thousands of bags.
The second wave of swine could have arrived in the UK, more information can be found at Swine Flu Britain