Avian Bird Flu Cure "They" Don't Want You to Know About...

WASHINGTON, February 2, 2007 -- According to new government documents, many high-level officials believe the deadly Avian Bird Flu Virus may reach the U.S. within 3 months.

What's more, according to a shocking new book, Federal Drug Administration (FDA), high-level government health officials, along with the multibillion-dollar U.S. pharmaceutical industry, are aware of an inexpensive, natural cure to the deadly Avian Bird Flu but are not interested in sharing it with the American public.

"Unfortunately, because of huge profits drug companies and special interests stand to make off expensive drugs intended treat symptoms of the Avian Flu, an all-natural cure that was deemed 100% effective by two Nobel Prize-winning chemists is being covered up, it's my strong belief," writes investigative reporter David Kennedy in his new book "The Natural Cure to the Avian Flu 'They' Don't Want You to Know About."

Kennedy reports that this cure, widely available as a supplement at grocery and health-food stores, has been heralded by Nobel Prize laureates and shown in numerous clinical trials to be 100% effective at killing flu viruses within 24 hours of use.

"The message this book sends is twofold," says Kennedy. "First, it's to share important scientific findings about an all-natural cure that will help you and your family survive what could become the worst disaster in the nation's history.

"Second, we hope to raise public awareness about serious corruption at all levels of our U.S. health system, running through the FDA down through the multibillion-dollar drug industry."

The book, which cites dozens of scientific references, is due to hit bookstores February 2.

NEW YORK TIMES
WASHINGTON -- A plan developed by the Bush administration to deal with any possible outbreak of pandemic flu shows that the United States is woefully unprepared for what could become the worst disaster in the nation's history.

A draft of the final plan, which has been years in the making and is expected to be released later this month, says a large outbreak that began in Asia would be likely, because of modern travel patterns, to reach the U.S. within "a few months or even weeks."

If such an outbreak occurred, hospitals would become overwhelmed, riots would engulf vaccination clinics, and even power and food would be in short supply, according to the plan, which was obtained by The New York Times.