Believe it or not, the flu will always be with us

I am sort of amazed by the establishment view that's crystallized around this. Everyone is supposed to cut corners to whip out various runs of vaccines.
It's amazing how quickly people forget that influenza has always been with us - a more holistic view is that it basically co-evolves with humans in such a way to not be very lethal, over the centuries. It is such a simple bug, it only has 16 genes. It is basically a spiky ball that can crack into a variety of avian and mammal cells, much more of a cross-species bug than most.
In our industrialized reality, somehow we are supposed to believe it can be 'beaten,' and furthermore that filling up the population with half-tested flu goo will somehow never cause any shift or mutation in its genome, let alone spawn a more dangerous strain.
How many bad vials will there be?? How many cases of auto-immune disorders like Guillain-Barre syndrome or nervous disorders (Gulf War style) from the toxic adjuvant squalene? Why should we believe that any of this makes a lick of sense?
And furthermore, how many nasty new varieties of flu are companies like Baxter permitted to create in their lab and send around? Everyone is supposed to blame these nasty Mexican pig lagoons, which is perhaps reasonable, but nature can only remix these bugs at a limited frequency.
Baxter et al have a huge business interest in creating every possible genetic flu combination, having them on hand in case they appear in the wild, to generate vaccines against. Who weighs the public health threat from this business practice?! (let alone the comic book villain style create-release-sell-vaccine conspiracy option :-)
[From an Agonist thread... sorry I don't have many linx yet]