Hypocrisy in H1N1 Vaccine Reporting: Don't Blame Obama If Your Employer Didn't Request for the Vaccine

Who owns the publication that says Citi and Goldman Sachs stole H1N1 vaccines?

Yes, it is owned by the same persons who sit at the helm of affairs in New York City.

Then why did they manipulate the news when they had the opportunity to serve the people better?

Because it is highly imperative now to deflect people's attention from themselves!!!

If any employer didn't request the city health department for vaccines, don't blame Obama for it.

He is not the Messiah who came to atone for all our American sins.

And there is a limit to which we dance like fools at the bidding of a crooked media.

Why did the media exclude the names of most other recipients who also received vaccines at the same time?

If some hospitals didn't receive the vaccines, their staff should take the blame for it.

If they thought that protesting the requirement for vaccination was pure genius, they were mistaken.

They were conveniently forgetting that they were administering the same vaccine to others with no remorse.

And their unnecessary protestations caused delay in their administrators applying for enough vaccines or not applying for them at all.

So citing Citibank or Goldman Sachs (though I don't like them for financial reasons) for our own ignorance or chicanery won't do.

If we are Americans we can't be cowards and look for scapegoats.

Let us be straightforward to accept the fact that if our employers don't put in the request for vaccines in a timely manner, others will get it earlier.

If we stopped our employers or delayed them, we are partly to blame.

If we find it convenient to hide our foolishness behind media manipulation, then our country's future is not that bright.

If we need to change the rules we should. We cannot cry Big Government and then blame it when things go wrong.

If we don't want to leave the comfort zone and keep the status quo, then we will be fooled by others, especially by a manipulative media.