GOODBYE H1n1 virus: BOUTIQUE PANDEMIC OF ’09
Which includes a history that way, it is astounding that policymakers should use that same label again. The next mention of h1n1 virus hasn’t been until Years later, in April 2009. It began with conflicting reports of several hundred Mexicans ‘infected’ with h1n1 virus, 150 of whom were ‘believed to have’ died from it.
Even just in the first 4 days, the term pandemic was already contained in all media stories – a tip-off for the massive promo heading towards be unleashed.
The hysteria gathered momentum as government officials fell over the other person to use to the max dire predictions possible, lest anyone accuse them of being too indecisive about promoting a vaccine to get a undefined disease.
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