The Juy 24 issue of the Vatican newspaper, L 'Osservatore Romano, has an interview with Dr. Giovanni Rocchi, a professor specializing in infectious diseases. He says the Vatican has avoided an alarmist [!] approach to dealing with the H1N1 virus based on the "serious, careful and balanced observation of data coming from the World Health Organization."
He and the Vatican, it seems, don't understand that this is just a scare campaign by the cryptocracy, but at least they are not being stampeded into joining in on the plans to panic the public.
Such a stance is not pleasing to the cryptocracy. If they had their way, the Vatican would be mobilizing its faithful to be really, really scared. And at the first sign of flu symptoms, parishes, schools, etc. should be closed. Also, the cryptocracy would be very pleased if the Vatican suspended public gatherings such as Papal addresses and audiences. The use of Church facilities to administer the vaccine would certainly be appreciated by the scare-campaign directors.
So, we will see what happens. The flu pandemic campaign directors cannot leave things with the Church as an unenthusiastic participant. You can bet that influence is being brought to bear on the Vatican from any number of sources to change its policy. And change it now.
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