Medical expert finds vaccines useless

[no_leaf_clover]

Alternative medicine expert Dr. Sherri Tenpenny (novaccines.com) offered an in-depth look at vaccines. After her exhaustive research through CDC documents and medical journals, she concluded that vaccines are neither safe nor effective. The whole concept of injecting antigens into a person to keep them healthy, "causes more problems than it helps," she declared. She believes that even small pox and polio vaccines weren't necessary as these diseases were waning at the time the vaccines were introduced.

Children today receive up to 95 vaccines before kindergarten (up from 33 vaccines in the 1980's) and Tenpenny correlated the increased dosages with such problems as ADHD and autism, which have skyrocketed in recent years. She has also documented connections between vaccines and such medical problems as allergy, asthma, eczema, cancer and auto-immune disorders.

19 states now allow parents to avoid vaccinating their children through a "philosophical exemption" waiver (individual state policies are listed at vaclib.org). America's vaccination policy is based on fear and the CDC is "an incestuous body of people who flip between the pharmaceutical industry and the Defense Department," she charged. For those suffering from vaccine related illnesses, Tenpenny recommended treatment with integrated medicine practitioners or referrals from the American Academy of Environmental Medicine. For further reading, she suggests this book list.

http://novaccines.com

This is especially interesting considering a bill is sitting in Congress that would make certain vaccinations mandatory for all citizens at the risk of having property taken, etc.

[beavis]

Congress that would make certain vaccinations mandatory

I wont stand for that crap. Forcing me to put things in my body is crossing the line. If they try to force vaccines, I might buy a gun to give them a bullet vaccine (should protect against future bullets). Unfortunately, this vaccine has a low survival rate.

[no_leaf_clover]

Guess what? lol

Ten labs in Minnesota were among the thousands of sites that received a potentially dangerous flu virus that was mistakenly inserted in routine testing kits, state officials said today. But they said the risk to the public is "relatively low."

"So far, we have no indication that anyone has been exposed to this," said Doug Schultz, a spokesman for the Minnesota Department of Health.

The virus was responsible for a 1957 outbreak of Asian flu that killed an estimated 1 to 4 million people worldwide. Federal officials are trying to determine how it was sent to an estimated 5,000 labs in the United States and other countries as part of a kit used to certify labs that handle viruses.

By this morning, the state Health Department had contacted nine of the ten Minnesota labs that received the kit to make sure they destroy the virus and monitor employees for any signs of exposure, Schultz said.

The virus can be killed by superheating. However, he said the kits may also have been sent to doctors' offices, and the department is trying to determine who else in Minnesota may have received it.

Again, thinking of that bill in Congress making vaccinations mandatory at the risk of having property taken away.

I've already said before that if the bill is passed, and vaccinations are made mandatory, millions of people could be killed by the vaccines and they could all easily be chalked up to the epidemic in general. A very dangerous situation.

Already, people are suspicious of the nature of the 'accidental' mailings. I'd like to see what the 'investigation' is going to turn up about masses of a deadly 1957 strain of flu getting mailed around accidentally, anyway. It just seems ridiculous.

From a summary of the Coast to Coast program last night:

Investigative reporter Jon Rappoport joined the show during the first half-hour to comment on a breaking news story about vials of a pandemic flu strain that were sent to labs in 18 countries by a U.S. company. The kits contained the deadly 1957 pandemic flu strain, and he believes this was not by accident.

He suggested it may be a ploy to get more people to take next season's flu vaccine, under the guise that they need protection from the old strain which may now be re-released.

I'd say that if the bill in Congress is passed for this ocassion, a lot of people are going to die.

[Michael_E]

i doubt any bill introducing mandatory flu vaccinations would ever pass, but now a days ya never know. i havnt gotten the flu ever since i stopped getting the flu shots. i stopped getting them because i would get sick anyway. there are a host of other reasons why people get sick, especially when it comes to epidemics, that are not medically related. Sanitaion is a good one, one of the best ways to keep yourself from getting colds and flus is by washing your hands often.