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originally posted by: ElectricUniverse
a reply to: soficrow
Thanks, you also did a great job in your thread.
The more this info is shown the better. It might eventually be picked up by more and more people that we need REAL safe vaccines, instead we are being lied to even by agencies like the CDC, not to mention pharmaceutical companies like Merck, and don't get me started about all those doctors that like Thompson know vaccines are not as safe as people are being told and they are complicit in this...
This is a real crime against humanity.
I have to wonder how many parents with autistic children actually believe health authorities and don't think their children's autism was triggered by vaccines, when it is possible that it was. I am not saying all autism cases were caused by vaccines, but since so many doctors follow the example of the CDC, and other health agencies, there are parents, and other people who believe what these officials are telling them despite there being a plethora of evidence that refutes their claims.
If more parents did more research into those studies which link certain vaccines, like MMR, and compounds like ethylmercury, or adjuvants like AI (aluminum) to neurological disorders, and other health problems, we might get a big enough amount of parents demanding for the truth, and for truly safer vaccines.
originally posted by: jaffo
If there was any real danger, the things you talk about would be clear to all and widespread. But they aren't.
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From 1988 until 8 January 2008, 5,263 claims relating to autism, and 2,865 non-autism claims, were made to the VICP. 925 of these claims, one autism-related (see previous rulings), were compensated, with 1,158 non-autism and 350 autism claims dismissed; awards (including attorney's fees) totaled $847 million.[6] The VICP also applies to claims for injuries suffered before 1988; there were 4,264 of these claims of which 1,189 were compensated with awards totaling $903 million.
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originally posted by: ElectricUniverse
originally posted by: jaffo
If there was any real danger, the things you talk about would be clear to all and widespread. But they aren't.
Not so, first of all a lot of people "trust" health authorities despite the fact that health authorities have been lying at least about vaccine safety.
Second of all, according to Wikipedia, in the U.S. alone.
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From 1988 until 8 January 2008, 5,263 claims relating to autism, and 2,865 non-autism claims, were made to the VICP. 925 of these claims, one autism-related (see previous rulings), were compensated, with 1,158 non-autism and 350 autism claims dismissed; awards (including attorney's fees) totaled $847 million.[6] The VICP also applies to claims for injuries suffered before 1988; there were 4,264 of these claims of which 1,189 were compensated with awards totaling $903 million.
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en.wikipedia.org...
These cases in the Vaccine court fall under a "no-fault system", without a jury and the cases are "closed" to public scrutiny.
Those are just some of the cases. There are millions of people who "simply trust health officials" and they don't know that it has been found on several occasions that health officials have not only been lying about the safety of certain vaccines, but have even gone as far as colluding with vaccine manufacturers in burying the evidence that shows certain vaccines are not as safe as people are being told.
Then there is the fact that many families whose children have been affected by vaccines simply can't hire a good lawyer, since these families already incur very high expenses for treating their autistic, and other neurophysiological damaged children apart from the normal medical expenses they must pay. Many of these families simply cannot pay for litigation costs.
Instead of just typing a one phrase response you should investigate this yourself. Some other members and myself have given plenty of evidence that corroborates our argument, but there is plenty more out there. You just have to be willing to find it.
Biological Challenges to Post-Eradication
Major biological challenges after eradication include:
….continuing and improving surveillance for the detection of vaccine-associated cases, recrudescence (outbreaks) of infection, new zoonotic transmissions, and the emergence of recombinant viral strains.
………Most notably, vaccine-associated paralytic poliomyelitis (VAPP) demonstrates how vaccine-associated cases of disease can occur even when disease due to wild-type virus is eliminated. Post-eradication strategies will require continual surveillance, more information about the duration of shedding and the persistence of the vaccine-derived virus in the environment, and continuing vaccine coverage even in areas where wild-type virus has been eradicated.
Viruses have extraordinary evolutionary strategies about which we have very little understanding. Continual surveillance and improved sampling methods are essential for tracking new genetic variants, particularly as more vaccines are introduced worldwide and rarer genotypes are selected for. The chance that new viruses could evolve underscores the need for continued development of improved vaccines and vaccine delivery systems.
originally posted by: soficrow
a reply to: Pardon?
There is no doubt the whole vaccine "strategy" is problematic - even without corporate malfeasance, which is well-documented.
For example, one of the biggest problems with vaccines -well-known and accepted in the industry- is the fact that vaccines create new disease strains. Vaccine-associated cases result in new outbreaks, and the emergence of (new) recombinant viral strains.
Biological Challenges to Post-Eradication
Major biological challenges after eradication include:
….continuing and improving surveillance for the detection of vaccine-associated cases, recrudescence (outbreaks) of infection, new zoonotic transmissions, and the emergence of recombinant viral strains.
………Most notably, vaccine-associated paralytic poliomyelitis (VAPP) demonstrates how vaccine-associated cases of disease can occur even when disease due to wild-type virus is eliminated. Post-eradication strategies will require continual surveillance, more information about the duration of shedding and the persistence of the vaccine-derived virus in the environment, and continuing vaccine coverage even in areas where wild-type virus has been eradicated.
Viruses have extraordinary evolutionary strategies about which we have very little understanding. Continual surveillance and improved sampling methods are essential for tracking new genetic variants, particularly as more vaccines are introduced worldwide and rarer genotypes are selected for. The chance that new viruses could evolve underscores the need for continued development of improved vaccines and vaccine delivery systems.
originally posted by: artistpoet
Official statistics showing how various diseases were at their lowest decline when vaccines were introduced for them
www.getholistichealth.com... es-did-not-save-us-2-centuries-of-official-statistics/
originally posted by: Pardon?
originally posted by: soficrow
a reply to: Pardon?
There is no doubt the whole vaccine "strategy" is problematic - even without corporate malfeasance, which is well-documented.
For example, one of the biggest problems with vaccines -well-known and accepted in the industry- is the fact that vaccines create new disease strains. Vaccine-associated cases result in new outbreaks, and the emergence of (new) recombinant viral strains.
Biological Challenges to Post-Eradication
Major biological challenges after eradication include:
….continuing and improving surveillance for the detection of vaccine-associated cases, recrudescence (outbreaks) of infection, new zoonotic transmissions, and the emergence of recombinant viral strains.
………Most notably, vaccine-associated paralytic poliomyelitis (VAPP) demonstrates how vaccine-associated cases of disease can occur even when disease due to wild-type virus is eliminated. Post-eradication strategies will require continual surveillance, more information about the duration of shedding and the persistence of the vaccine-derived virus in the environment, and continuing vaccine coverage even in areas where wild-type virus has been eradicated.
Viruses have extraordinary evolutionary strategies about which we have very little understanding. Continual surveillance and improved sampling methods are essential for tracking new genetic variants, particularly as more vaccines are introduced worldwide and rarer genotypes are selected for. The chance that new viruses could evolve underscores the need for continued development of improved vaccines and vaccine delivery systems.
The book that you cite doesn't say what you think it does.
Biological Challenges to Post-Eradication
Major biological challenges after eradication include:
….continuing and improving surveillance for the detection of vaccine-associated cases, recrudescence (outbreaks) of infection, new zoonotic transmissions, and the emergence of recombinant viral strains.
………Most notably, vaccine-associated paralytic poliomyelitis (VAPP) demonstrates how vaccine-associated cases of disease can occur even when disease due to wild-type virus is eliminated. Post-eradication strategies will require continual surveillance, more information about the duration of shedding and the persistence of the vaccine-derived virus in the environment, and continuing vaccine coverage even in areas where wild-type virus has been eradicated.
Viruses have extraordinary evolutionary strategies about which we have very little understanding. Continual surveillance and improved sampling methods are essential for tracking new genetic variants, particularly as more vaccines are introduced worldwide and rarer genotypes are selected for. The chance that new viruses could evolve underscores the need for continued development of improved vaccines and vaccine delivery systems.
Oh dear.
That shows graphs on mortality rates.
Would you like to see some graphs showing the reduction in incidence rates due to vaccines?
Would you?
Here you are then.
graphics.wsj.com...
Convinced?
No?
You never will be will you?
originally posted by: artistpoet
a reply to: Pardon?
Oh dear.
Oh dear ...
That shows graphs on mortality rates.
Would you like to see some graphs showing the reduction in incidence rates due to vaccines?
Would you?
Here you are then.
graphics.wsj.com...
Your link to Graphs proves my point ... Measles deaths were at a low time incident when vaccines were introduced ... those figures continued to decline ... Truth is Measles was declining and continued to decline ... I do not think this is due to vaccines by any means ... from what I have read the recent Measles vaccine was detrimental in that the cases of death by measles was from those vaccinated ... no deaths from un-vaccinated were reported...
Convinced?
No?
You never will be will you?
Nor will you .... Let people make their own choices
originally posted by: soficrow
originally posted by: Pardon?
originally posted by: soficrow
a reply to: Pardon?
There is no doubt the whole vaccine "strategy" is problematic - even without corporate malfeasance, which is well-documented.
For example, one of the biggest problems with vaccines -well-known and accepted in the industry- is the fact that vaccines create new disease strains. Vaccine-associated cases result in new outbreaks, and the emergence of (new) recombinant viral strains.
Biological Challenges to Post-Eradication
Major biological challenges after eradication include:
….continuing and improving surveillance for the detection of vaccine-associated cases, recrudescence (outbreaks) of infection, new zoonotic transmissions, and the emergence of recombinant viral strains.
………Most notably, vaccine-associated paralytic poliomyelitis (VAPP) demonstrates how vaccine-associated cases of disease can occur even when disease due to wild-type virus is eliminated. Post-eradication strategies will require continual surveillance, more information about the duration of shedding and the persistence of the vaccine-derived virus in the environment, and continuing vaccine coverage even in areas where wild-type virus has been eradicated.
Viruses have extraordinary evolutionary strategies about which we have very little understanding. Continual surveillance and improved sampling methods are essential for tracking new genetic variants, particularly as more vaccines are introduced worldwide and rarer genotypes are selected for. The chance that new viruses could evolve underscores the need for continued development of improved vaccines and vaccine delivery systems.
The book that you cite doesn't say what you think it does.
You don't know what I think, and I frankly do not think you have the capacity to apprehend even 1/10 of my reflections. All I said was, "For example, one of the biggest problems with vaccines -well-known and accepted in the industry- is the fact that vaccines create new disease strains. Vaccine-associated cases result in new outbreaks, and the emergence of (new) recombinant viral strains." And I backed it up with the relevant quote. Which is more than you and your ilk do,
Biological Challenges to Post-Eradication
Major biological challenges after eradication include:
….continuing and improving surveillance for the detection of vaccine-associated cases, recrudescence (outbreaks) of infection, new zoonotic transmissions, and the emergence of recombinant viral strains.
………Most notably, vaccine-associated paralytic poliomyelitis (VAPP) demonstrates how vaccine-associated cases of disease can occur even when disease due to wild-type virus is eliminated. Post-eradication strategies will require continual surveillance, more information about the duration of shedding and the persistence of the vaccine-derived virus in the environment, and continuing vaccine coverage even in areas where wild-type virus has been eradicated.
Viruses have extraordinary evolutionary strategies about which we have very little understanding. Continual surveillance and improved sampling methods are essential for tracking new genetic variants, particularly as more vaccines are introduced worldwide and rarer genotypes are selected for. The chance that new viruses could evolve underscores the need for continued development of improved vaccines and vaccine delivery systems.
originally posted by: artistpoet
a reply to: Pardon?
But I am talking about deaths by measles ... there have been non since 2004 but 108 deaths due to vaccines
Measles is not a Killer nor has it ever been ... only those with other medical issues
I take my finding from real life having had measles as a kid and so did all my friends ... it was an expected ... This present generation is unaware of this ...
As for anti vaxxers and pro vaxxers ... it is a matter of choice ... the recent hysteria by pro vaxxers proved false ... and it is a fact vaccines can and do cause harm ... I would personally rather take my chances with my own natural immune system ... than take the chance of being harmed however slight that may be
So our discussion is fruitless in that respect ... The one thing I agree on is that unbiased information be given ... but information is biased on both sides
So with respect I agree to disagree
You disagree because of ignorance and belief of misinformation though.
And that's really sad.
So going back to your statement about agreeing to disagree...
You don't have anything to disagree with.
Nothing whatsoever.
originally posted by: artistpoet
a reply to: Pardon?
You disagree because of ignorance and belief of misinformation though.
And that's really sad.
I dis-agree because I would rather take my chances with my own natural immune system ...
Also I have first hand experience of a family member being very severely affected by MMR
So going back to your statement about agreeing to disagree...
You don't have anything to disagree with.
Nothing whatsoever.
I personally disagree with vaccines ... my choice ... and I have the right to choose for myself ... call me ignorant if you wish
Every anti-vaxxer has a "first-hand experience" of a vaccine injury...
None of them can actually prove anything though.
No surprises there.
Of course you have the right to choose for yourself.
And like any choice, it should be made based upon correct information.
Considering you have posted incorrect information it would appear that you have made your choice in error.
Therefore you do not have anything to disagree with.
originally posted by: Pardon?
originally posted by: soficrow
a reply to: Pardon?
Are you aware that "eradication" is a myth?
[That's the point of the book.]
I'm aware that it will continue to be a myth because of the anti-vaxxer misinformation crusade.
Biological Challenges to Post-Eradication
Major biological challenges after eradication include:
….continuing and improving surveillance for the detection of vaccine-associated cases, recrudescence (outbreaks) of infection, new zoonotic transmissions, and the emergence of recombinant viral strains.
....Viruses have extraordinary evolutionary strategies about which we have very little understanding. Continual surveillance and improved sampling methods are essential for tracking new genetic variants, particularly as more vaccines are introduced worldwide and rarer genotypes are selected for. The chance that new viruses could evolve underscores the need for continued development of improved vaccines and vaccine delivery systems.
originally posted by: artistpoet
a reply to: Pardon?
Every anti-vaxxer has a "first-hand experience" of a vaccine injury...
None of them can actually prove anything though.
No surprises there.
Of course you have the right to choose for yourself.
And like any choice, it should be made based upon correct information.
Considering you have posted incorrect information it would appear that you have made your choice in error.
Therefore you do not have anything to disagree with.
Firstly I am not an anti vaxxer ... That term implies I am against vaccines full stop ... I am not ... It is a matter of personal choice ...
My decision/choice was made years before vaccines were an issue
I am not prepared to go into my personal reasons ... which also affect my choices in many other aspects of health and way of thinking / living my life ...
I am not even on a medical register ... my choice / my right
So me not explaining my real reasons for my choices ... means you have no right to say my decisions are in error and doing so means you are ignorant ... Ignorant of my real reasons which I will not share with you ...
I apologise if I mis lead you to conclude what you have ... but again my real reasons for my choices have nothing to do with any anti vaxxer campaign ... and those reasons I am not prepared to share with you as they would only ignite further controversy ... and would be way off topic
So again with respect and my further explanation of why I am not an anti vaxxer or a pro vaxxer ... I agree to diagree