George Walters Blog

For years now I have tried to portrait what it was like years ago through words and pictures. In this picture here is an old feller in the fields working with out a care.  Enjoying life to the fullest, without any of the modern day equipment of today.  Amazing picture. Click on it to enlarge.

Hey George, what do you think of us giving the flu shots to Mexico?

Now here is an interesting question.

What they like you to believe is that we are helping Mexico out with loaning them these flu shots.  In reality though, I kind of think folks here in Canada are getting smarter and realizing that these shots are doing more harm than good.  What we have here is a major surplus which we can’t get rid of which in turn cost us tax payers millions of dollars. Now don’t get me wrong, the government really didn’t have any choice in buying the shots as they are controlled by huge corporations.  Also there is a lot of folks out there that honestly believes in the flu shots and would have made one heck of a stink if they wouldn’t have bought them.  These are the folks in my eyes that rule the world.  Lets say, for now, as times are changing, people are changing and one way or another we all will have to change.  This world will look after itself, believe me.  Many years ago the dinosaur was the supreme being, what happened to them?  Right now I really believe we are heading in the same direction, as if we don’t stop this craziness of taking all these drugs, using all these pesticides and bringing in all this Generic seeds and things to grow our food, well,  it isn’t good my friends.  We can still change things I believe, but it will be hard.  We have to start depending on ones self, listening to ones inner feelings and simply put, do what is right.  Here is the article in the paper today or a piece of it that this question arrived from. My opinion only

Canada is lending, not donating, five million doses of the H1N1 vaccine to Mexico – and the federal government remains mum on what it will do with its expected surplus of the pandemic drug.