The mainstream media is beginning a fear-mongering campaign over seasonal influenza. Many sources claim that, along with the changing weather and declining immunity, flu season is upon us, and this year it could spark a new pandemic.

Accoridng to a report by The Times of India, a new pandemic has already been declared in Japan because 4,000 people have been hospitalized. Japan usually reports its flu season at the beginning of November.

Rising cases are causing school closures, as concerns surface in Okinawa, Kagoshima, and Tokyo.

It is interesting that the flu is back now that the COVID scare is over. Remember when there were almost no flu cases during the scamdemic?

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Ruler of the United States, Donald Trump, also got his influenza shot and a COVID-19 booster shot before heading to the Middle East to sign a peace deal between Hamas and Israel. Trump has been inconsistent on the vaccine, whose own policy was responsible for. He pushed it when it first came out, then questioned it during his second term, before taking the booster just a few days ago.

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Experts are urging vulnerable groups, including elderly individuals, to get the influenza vaccine and wash their hands regularly. They also suggest people wear masks to prevent the spread of the flu.

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Flu shots and COVID-19 shots have both been shown to be at least ineffective. Many people who get the injections are still able to get the diseases and pass them on to others.

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We always recommend reading all of the information before making any decision on whether or not to take injections or pass them up. Once in the body, they cannot be removed. Reading and informed consent are the most important. The media is beginning a fear-mongering campaign, likely to gin up support for their big pharma sponsors’ products this winter.