First, the directors of the campaign over-sold the danger from swine flu. As a result public cynicism flowered.
Next, they failed to allow enough time to test the vaccine. This too undermined public confidence in the government's swine-flu efforts.
Next, they managed to have the vaccine available weeks after the pandemic was supposed to strike. Their carefully planned schedule for developing the campaign was blown out of the water. As a result that had to bring their media propaganda virtually to a halt for a few weeks to allow the vaccine producers to catch up.
Now, they failed to figure out that a large number of skilled personnel will be needed to administer the vaccine. Today's Wall Street Journal (page one): "...state and local budget cuts coupled with limits on who can administer the vaccine cold hamstring the campaign."
The cryptocracy must be bewildered by the inability of their employees to carry out their tasks in a competent manner.
Be prepared now for the campaign directors' desperate efforts to avoid disaster. Scare tactics and a massive media blast are coming. "But health officials expect demand to rise as they unleash [!!] a media campaign to promote the vaccine and if the public hears more reports of deaths of otherwise healthy adults and children..." [Emphasis added.]
Plus, the campaign directors always have in their back pocket the 'discovery' that swine flu has morphed into something much worse.
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