The truth was that there was never even the remotest chance of a similar epidemic back then. After being forced to march, the young soldier at Ft. Dix was exhausted. After receiving an injection of some kind—likely the swine flu shot—he passed away. Then, it was declared that this fatality was the “first victim” of the swine flu. For a long time, a number of political prisoners incarcerated in our facilities as well as some of our young soldiers were the subjects of “medical experiments” conducted by insane scientists of the kind that the Jews allege the Nazis conducted.
Even though Jews who said they had been the subjects of Nazi experiments provided thousands of pages of testimony during the Nuremberg Trials, their only motivation for testifying to these “atrocities” was to assert their right to lifetime benefits, which they have since amassed from the imprisoned German population. The family of the young soldier at Ft. Dix is among the hundreds of Americans who have never been able to collect anything from these medical experiment victims in the United States. Nevertheless, a massive nationwide “demand” for an expedited swine flu vaccination campaign was ignited by his death.
As usual, the media was more than willing to assist in this heinous act. As soon as they got orders from Moscow-on-the-Potomac, every public health officer in the United States jumped into the campaign with their knee-jerk conditioned reflex. The less-than-regal Gerald Ford, the US president at the time, gave the campaign its ultimate green light. Not for a second did he find it hard to accept that he was sending hundreds of residents of the United States to their deaths, but the public outcry over the numerous deaths linked to the swine flu campaign served as retaliation. This anxiety served as the final straw that tipped the delicate balance in favor of Jimmy Carter among the undecided electorate.
The statement “We would never have made it without the swine flu victims” was uttered in public by one of his main assistants, who subsequently vanished amid allegations of fraudulent transactions and faulty checks.