On Sunday, Barack and Michele Obama rolled up their sleeves and got their H1N1 swine flu vaccine shots. By doing so, Obama hopes to be an example for other Americans. In an Oval Office interview with April Ryan of the American Urban Radio Networks, Obama said that everyone should go out and get the H1N1 vaccine: "Now there's enough vaccine so that adults should get it as well." Unfortunately, Barack Obama probably has no idea how bad of an example he is setting for the American people. The truth is that the H1N1 swine flu vaccine is highly toxic and reports of severe reactions to the vaccine are already coming in from all over the globe. But now large numbers of Americans will likely be inspired by Obama's example and will run out and get injected with a dangerous vaccine that is chuck full of toxins. (Read More).....
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