[Talisker]

The media is not imagining the worst case, they are doing the usual - hyping in order to sell.

Uh, imagining the worst case IS how they hype it in order to sell. And why should a flu need to be "sold"? To "protect" people? How? By convincing them to get vaccinated? Is that all? Or is it to convince them to go along with mandatory vaccination even though, as well as the specific legislation that completely indemnifies the vaccine makers for any deaths over a vaccine that contains known poisonous materials prepared with grossly inadequate human testing?

Yeah, I guess it WOULD take a lot of media hype, as well as calm, cool people saying "no problem, move along," to try to force the country into that level of suicide.

[70times7]

I thought the discussion was about decision making regarding scarcity of medical equipment in the event of a pandemic. Switching it to a discussion about a complicit media consciously pushing an unsafe vaccine, while interesting, is not what I was talking about. I did not realize that is what YOU were talking about.

If the vaccine was the topic, I wonder why you would advise everyone to take a valium, since that is something to actually be concerned about.

[70times7]

And BTW, I meant “sell” papers, magazines, advertizing, air time, etc. Making money. I was not implying they are hyping to get people to vacinate.