Feds target children with live flu vaccine - Formula planned for possibly millions contains virus that can spread on contact

The federal government plans to give children – possibly millions of them – a live influenza vaccine they could transmit to anyone with whom they come into contact.

The vaccinations could start as early as a few weeks from now, and the infections could be spread for up to three weeks following the vaccinations, officials confirmed.

Each half milliliter portion of the formula, called FluMist, contains particles of “live, attenuated influenza virus,” writes Robert Carrillo on his extensive blog posting about the vaccine.

“That means that between 10 million and 100 million viral particles will be forcefully injected into the nostrils administered,” he says.

Carillo warns one of the most troubling concerns over the injection is the potential for the viruses to enter directly into the brain…