Subject: did you get the placebo?

From: Ebola Vaccine Ethics Questioned <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 07 Nov 2014 09:34:22 -0800

FDA defends placebos being used in Ebola Vaccine Trials
For Immediate Release: November 7, 2014
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The spotlight was on the FDA Wednesday at a Tropical Medicine Conference
in New Orleans. Insisting that randomized controlled trials are crucial
in deciding whether or not the treatment will work. 

We ask that you please remain calm at this time. Because of the vaccine placebos, 
below you will find a guide being issued to civilians.

It includes a suggested method for immune system safeguarding along with pandemic protocol 
in the event of Martial Law.

Civilian Guide > http://www.pandemrever.com/enfranchise/philosophize/tercel/colonizers.htm 

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