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Vaccines
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I have not seen much real data / studies on the vaccine-autism connection but this looks convincing enough:
Real-Life Data Show that the CDC Vaccine Schedule is Causing Harm
Real-Life Data Show that the CDC Vaccine Schedule is Causing Harm
Ruth
The Living Force
Taking things to the next level. If you ever wondered at how the biggest and most powerful lobby in the US 'does business', well, they just taken 'enforcement' of their business model to the next level. Lucky Americans, right? They have the sickest kids in the first world. Some people are beginning to question how and why.
Arizona SWAT team smashes door, raids mother's home at gunpoint over child having a fever... medical tyranny gone wild in the USA
Arizona SWAT team smashes door, raids mother's home at gunpoint over child having a fever... medical tyranny gone wild in the USA
I thought, no, really! A vaccine-gestapo spreads fear to all the other parents who might step out of line and even question authorities.
This was posted on SOTT Mar 12 - excellent article that brings up stats and important old truths (it is packed full of background):
The Impact of Vaccines on Mortality Decline Since 1900—According to Published Science
By JB Handley, Children's Health Defense Director and Co-Founder of Generation Rescue Since 1900, there's been a 74% decline in mortality rates in developed countries, largely due to a marked decrease in deaths from infectious diseases. How much...
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Snip:
Dr Kalokerinos also said something in 1995 that it appears Dr. Aaby's study was able to corroborate in 2017:"At first it was just a simple clinical observation.
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I observed that many infants, after they received routine vaccines like tetanus, diphtheria, polio, whooping cough or whatever, became ill. Some became extremely ill, and in fact some died. It was an observation, It was not a theory. So my first reaction was to look at the reasons why this happened. Of course I found it was more likely to happen in infants who were ill at the time of receiving a vaccine, or infants who had been ill recently, or infants who were incubating an infection. Of course in the early stages of incubation there is no way whatsoever that anyone can detect the disease. They turn up later on. Furthermore, some of the reactions to the vaccines were not those that were listed in the standard literature.
They were very strange reactions indeed. A third observation was that with some of these reactions which normally resulted in death I found that I could reverse them by giving large amounts of vitamin C intramuscularly or intravenously. One would have expected, of course, that the authorities would take an interest in these observations that resulted in a dramatic drop in the death rate of infants in the area under my control, a very dramatic drop. But instead of taking an interest their reaction was one of extreme hostility. This forced me to look into the question of vaccination further, and the further I looked into it the more shocked I became. I found that the whole vaccine business was indeed a gigantic hoax. Most doctors are convinced that they are useful, but if you look at the proper statistics and study the instance of these diseases you will realise that this is not so."
Ruth
The Living Force
Del Bigtree is being accused of 'antisemitism' because he supports the Hasidic Jews in New York rights to religious freedoms in choosing not to vaccinate their children on religious grounds. He was accused of this when he pinned a Star of David to himself and drew similarities to the Jewish Holocaust as part of a Vaccine Choice demonstration in Texas.
These are troubling times, if you ask me. It gives rise to the idea that vaccination may actually be a faith based religion, rather than a science as bureaucrats are trying to tell us. Unfortunately the 'science' done by the promoters of this religion has done nothing to support it, as shown by his organisation's investigations.
These are troubling times, if you ask me. It gives rise to the idea that vaccination may actually be a faith based religion, rather than a science as bureaucrats are trying to tell us. Unfortunately the 'science' done by the promoters of this religion has done nothing to support it, as shown by his organisation's investigations.
Here is how Jon Rappoport put it with an email (no link) received today:
The true goal of immunization |
In the recent propaganda campaign, designed to use a measles outbreak as an example of what happens when parents don't vaccinate their children, commentators have stated that, prior to the "epidemic," measles cases in the area had shrunk to zero---as if eliminating the disease were a proper goal of vaccination. This is bluster and nonsense. At one time, before the obsession to give shots took hold, parents would take their children to the home of a child who had come down with measles, so these kids could catch the illness and be done with it. Zero reported measles cases is no sign that all is well. Vaccines can and do cause other very serious disease problems, and because the symptoms don't resemble measles, other names are given to these conditions, and no connection is made to the effects of vaccines. The true goal of immunization has nothing to do with vaccination. It has to do with strengthening a child's immune system so he/she can stage an acute and full inflammatory response when illness occurs, after which the child gains lifelong immunity from measles, mumps, chickenpox, and the like. A child with a weak immune system will become ill from a number of causes, regardless of vaccinations. One of these major causes is poor nutrition. No vaccine can cure that. Good clean food can. But these simple facts are ignored as "conspiracy theory" by doctors. If a mainstream doctor gives any credence to the idea of making the immune system stronger, he'll deny this reduces or eliminates the need for vaccination. Of course, the medical attacks leveled at "anti-vaxxers" are, at the highest level, nothing more than an insistence that chemical drugs and vaccines must continue to sell. These power players are quite aware that a sensible and natural approach to healthcare does, as a matter of course, vastly reduce the interest in their products. When it comes to fundamental politics, the medical cartel has, for a hundred years---backed by government and huge media operations-been engaged in the process of holding the planet hostage to chemical treatments. This is an example of why the Founders never permitted government to engage in commercial operations. The result would be enforced monopoly. |
Ruth
The Living Force
If you come across science that you 'don't like', you can just refuse to fund it, and when people turn to other sources of funding, you can stop them from doing that as well. This is what "Go Fund Me" has recently done to Professor Christopher Exley.
Apparently Aluminium is the latest dangerous toxin that pharma puts into vaccines. We are not allowed to know any risks. Of course, main stream media does not seem to be reporting on this story. This too, seems to have been suppressed in the rush to inject people with as many vaccines as possible.
Medical police state cuts off research funding from scientist who found that vaccines cause autism
Apparently Aluminium is the latest dangerous toxin that pharma puts into vaccines. We are not allowed to know any risks. Of course, main stream media does not seem to be reporting on this story. This too, seems to have been suppressed in the rush to inject people with as many vaccines as possible.
Medical police state cuts off research funding from scientist who found that vaccines cause autism
Ruth
The Living Force
Dr John Bergman (chiropractic doctor) talks about the timeline for government control of your life. It's well worth a look and also he's just so cheerful. I think its time to play these things, before they censor them permanently.... and/or start locking people up. It sure does look scary in America right now. And, by implication, the rest of the world.
Japan leads the way: No vaccine mandates and no MMR vaccine = Healthier children
In the United States, many legislators and public health officials are busy trying to make vaccines de facto compulsory - either by removing parental/personal choice given by existing vaccine exemptions or by imposing undue quarantines and fines...
www.sott.net
Maybe I should tell the man that mandatory vaccines are racist and a tool of oppression by the white patriarchy.
By the way, that was a great show folks (and for your segment too, Zoya)!
www.sott.net
I've noticed outside the US to the North, they (the beneficiaries of the vaccine business) seem to be getting worried about the low numbers and they are doubling down in the press with all the things you guys mentioned. I think people are nodding their heads around the authorities yet they don't buy it. Now if it gets more serious because more laws are dumped into the mix, will have to see.
Objective:Health #12 - The New Red Scare - Freaking Out About the Measles
The measles are coming! The measles are coming! Recent "scare media" reports would have us believe the measles is a deadly 'disease', and our governments are reacting to any surfacing of measles infections with quarantines worthy of an Ebola...
www.sott.net
I've noticed outside the US to the North, they (the beneficiaries of the vaccine business) seem to be getting worried about the low numbers and they are doubling down in the press with all the things you guys mentioned. I think people are nodding their heads around the authorities yet they don't buy it. Now if it gets more serious because more laws are dumped into the mix, will have to see.
They left the religious exemption intact in Washington state. Freedom of religion and 1st amendment at work protecting the people.
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Washington state limits exemptions for measles vaccine
By GILLIAN FLACCUS and RACHEL LA CORTE
May 10, 2019
www.apnews.com
VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) — Parents in Washington state will no longer be able to claim a personal or philosophical exemption for their children from receiving the combined measles, mumps and rubella vaccine before attending a day care center or school under a measure signed Friday by Gov. Jay Inslee.
The state saw more than 70 cases of measles this year, and Inslee signed the bill at Vancouver City Hall, in the county where most of those cases were centered. The new law takes effect at the end of July.
Inslee said that while the bill was an important step in public health, he warned it doesn’t do “everything necessary to protect the health of our most vulnerable citizens.”
“We should be listening to science and medicine, not social media,” he said. “It is science and truth that will keep us healthy rather than fear.”
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reported that as of the end of last week, 764 cases of measles have been confirmed in 23 states.
Washington is among 17 states that allow some type of non-medical vaccine exemption for personal or philosophical beliefs. In addition, medical and religious exemptions exist for attendance at the state’s public or private schools or licensed day-care centers. Medical and religious exemptions remain in place under the measure passed by the Legislature last month.
Unless an exemption is claimed, children are required to be vaccinated against or show proof of acquired immunity for nearly a dozen diseases — including polio, whooping cough and measles — before they can attend school or go to child care centers.
The state Department of Health said that 4% of Washington K-12 students have non-medical vaccine exemptions. Of those, 3.7% of the exemptions are personal, and the rest are religious.
While the Senate had first sought a bill that would have removed the philosophical exemption for all required childhood vaccines, both chambers ultimately agreed to move forward with the House bill that focused only on the measles, mumps, rubella vaccine — also known as MMR.
Parents opposed to the measures packed public hearings and the Washington state Capitol regularly with their children throughout the legislative session, which ended April 28. More than 30 parents, carrying signs that included slogans such as “Science is Never Settled,” arrived outside City Hall ahead of Friday’s bill signing.
Christie Nadzieja, of Vancouver, Washington, was one of three protesters inside during the ceremony who stood up and turned their backs to Inslee as he signed the bill.
“I’m for medical freedom and vaccine choice,” said Nadzieja, who also livestreamed the signing on her cellphone.
Other parents were accompanied by their young children.
“We’re just asking for the parental right to choose whether or not our children are vaccinated. We’re not here to take away anybody else’s right, whether they choose to vaccinate or not,” said Kari Palomo, a parent from Vancouver, Washington.
Before mass vaccination, 400 to 500 people in the U.S. died of the measles every year. Serious complications include brain swelling that can cause blindness or deafness and pneumonia.
Early symptoms include a fever, runny nose and malaise, followed by a rash that starts around the head and moves down the body. Patients are contagious four days before and four days after getting the rash.
Nine out of 10 unvaccinated people who are exposed will get the disease. Someone who has no immunity can get sick up to three weeks after they have been exposed to the virus.
There was a surge in the anti-vaccine movement after a study in the late 1990s alleged a link between the measles vaccine and the rise of autism. The study has since been discredited and the researcher lost his medical license, but misinformation and fear persists.
California removed non-medical exemptions for all vaccines required for both public and private schools in 2015 after a measles outbreak at Disneyland sickened 147 people and spread across the U.S. and into Canada. Vermont abandoned its personal exemption in 2015.
Several other states are considering similar legislation, including Maine, Connecticut and neighboring Oregon, which saw a handful of cases tied to the Washington state outbreak.
In Clark County, Washington, the site of the recent measles outbreak, 15 of the 54 locations where people were exposed to the viral illness were at schools, said Alan Melnick, the county’s public health director. Eleven people got measles due to exposure school, he added, and 800 children were banned from school because they hadn’t been vaccinated or their vaccination status wasn’t clear.
“Getting the vaccination rates up at schools is really essential in terms of protecting kids,” Melnick said.
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Washington state limits exemptions for measles vaccine
By GILLIAN FLACCUS and RACHEL LA CORTE
May 10, 2019
Washington state limits exemptions for measles vaccine
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has signed a measure removing parents' ability to claim a personal or philosophical exemption for their children from receiving the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine before attending a day care center or school.
www.apnews.com
VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) — Parents in Washington state will no longer be able to claim a personal or philosophical exemption for their children from receiving the combined measles, mumps and rubella vaccine before attending a day care center or school under a measure signed Friday by Gov. Jay Inslee.
The state saw more than 70 cases of measles this year, and Inslee signed the bill at Vancouver City Hall, in the county where most of those cases were centered. The new law takes effect at the end of July.
Inslee said that while the bill was an important step in public health, he warned it doesn’t do “everything necessary to protect the health of our most vulnerable citizens.”
“We should be listening to science and medicine, not social media,” he said. “It is science and truth that will keep us healthy rather than fear.”
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reported that as of the end of last week, 764 cases of measles have been confirmed in 23 states.
Washington is among 17 states that allow some type of non-medical vaccine exemption for personal or philosophical beliefs. In addition, medical and religious exemptions exist for attendance at the state’s public or private schools or licensed day-care centers. Medical and religious exemptions remain in place under the measure passed by the Legislature last month.
Unless an exemption is claimed, children are required to be vaccinated against or show proof of acquired immunity for nearly a dozen diseases — including polio, whooping cough and measles — before they can attend school or go to child care centers.
The state Department of Health said that 4% of Washington K-12 students have non-medical vaccine exemptions. Of those, 3.7% of the exemptions are personal, and the rest are religious.
While the Senate had first sought a bill that would have removed the philosophical exemption for all required childhood vaccines, both chambers ultimately agreed to move forward with the House bill that focused only on the measles, mumps, rubella vaccine — also known as MMR.
Parents opposed to the measures packed public hearings and the Washington state Capitol regularly with their children throughout the legislative session, which ended April 28. More than 30 parents, carrying signs that included slogans such as “Science is Never Settled,” arrived outside City Hall ahead of Friday’s bill signing.
Christie Nadzieja, of Vancouver, Washington, was one of three protesters inside during the ceremony who stood up and turned their backs to Inslee as he signed the bill.
“I’m for medical freedom and vaccine choice,” said Nadzieja, who also livestreamed the signing on her cellphone.
Other parents were accompanied by their young children.
“We’re just asking for the parental right to choose whether or not our children are vaccinated. We’re not here to take away anybody else’s right, whether they choose to vaccinate or not,” said Kari Palomo, a parent from Vancouver, Washington.
Before mass vaccination, 400 to 500 people in the U.S. died of the measles every year. Serious complications include brain swelling that can cause blindness or deafness and pneumonia.
Early symptoms include a fever, runny nose and malaise, followed by a rash that starts around the head and moves down the body. Patients are contagious four days before and four days after getting the rash.
Nine out of 10 unvaccinated people who are exposed will get the disease. Someone who has no immunity can get sick up to three weeks after they have been exposed to the virus.
There was a surge in the anti-vaccine movement after a study in the late 1990s alleged a link between the measles vaccine and the rise of autism. The study has since been discredited and the researcher lost his medical license, but misinformation and fear persists.
California removed non-medical exemptions for all vaccines required for both public and private schools in 2015 after a measles outbreak at Disneyland sickened 147 people and spread across the U.S. and into Canada. Vermont abandoned its personal exemption in 2015.
Several other states are considering similar legislation, including Maine, Connecticut and neighboring Oregon, which saw a handful of cases tied to the Washington state outbreak.
In Clark County, Washington, the site of the recent measles outbreak, 15 of the 54 locations where people were exposed to the viral illness were at schools, said Alan Melnick, the county’s public health director. Eleven people got measles due to exposure school, he added, and 800 children were banned from school because they hadn’t been vaccinated or their vaccination status wasn’t clear.
“Getting the vaccination rates up at schools is really essential in terms of protecting kids,” Melnick said.
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Ruth
The Living Force
DTP has an interesting history. It was doing so much damage to American children - most likely through the adjuvant - that it prompted Pharma to approach Ronald Reagan to change the law in order to give them immunity from prosecution. They essentially blackmailed him by telling him if they didn't get immunity, then they would stop producing vaccines. They got their wish when in 1986 a law was passed to protect their product.
That's also when the number of vaccines on the schedule took off as it became the biggest cash cow for Pharma the world has ever seen. incidentally it's also seen a commensurate rise in autism, autoimmune diseases and cancer amongst children. Pharma are now exempt from any prosecution and even doing proper safety testing because everyone 'knows' that vaccines are 'safe and effective', right?
1st world countries no longer have the DTP vaccine, they have the DTaP. They shipped the DTP vaccines off to Africa where they continue to use them. Apparently nobody cares about Africa, it's just a dumping ground for Pharma's waste. The people there can't protest and scientists that do get 'burned'.
The Pertussis part of this vaccine isn't very effective because the organism has mutated anyway. That's the problem they faced with antibiotics, why not vaccines?
