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Originally posted by nikiano
My professional opinion (backed by scientific literature) is that vaccinations do more harm than good.
Originally posted by john_bmth
Originally posted by scoobdude
As the saying goes, just cause one is paranoid does not mean they are not out to get them. And as you may have read there are several cases which IMHO have shown instances or coincidences that vaccines are not good. So am I living in reality....or better yet are we living in the same one?
Then post the peer-reviewed science from credible journals that supports your view. It's as simple as that.
Originally posted by rhinoceros
Originally posted by nikiano
My professional opinion (backed by scientific literature) is that vaccinations do more harm than good.
Yeah? Care to share some articles?
Q: Are some vaccines more dangerous than others?
A: Yes. The DPT shot, for example. The MMR. But some lots of a vaccine are more dangerous than other lots of the same vaccine. As far as I'm concerned, all vaccines are dangerous.
Q: Why?
A: Several reasons. They involve the human immune system in a process that tends to compromise immunity. They can actually cause the disease they are supposed to prevent. They can cause other diseases than the ones they are supposed to prevent.
Q: Why are we quoted statistics which seem to prove that vaccines have been tremendously successful at wiping out diseases?
A: Why? To give the illusion that these vaccines are useful. If a vaccine suppresses visible symptoms of a disease like measles, everyone assumes that the vaccine is a success. But, under the surface, the vaccine can harm the immune system itself. And if it causes other diseases -- say, meningitis -- that fact is masked, because no one believes that the vaccine can do that. The connection is overlooked.
Q: It is said that the smallpox vaccine wiped out smallpox in England.
A: Yes. But when you study the available statistics, you get another picture. Q: Which is? A: There were cities in England where people who were not vaccinated did not get smallpox. There were places where people who were vaccinated experienced smallpox epidemics. And smallpox was already on the decline before the vaccine was introduced.
Q: So you're saying that we have been treated to a false history. A: Yes. That's exactly what I'm saying. This is a history that has been cooked up to convince people that vaccines are invariably safe and effective. Q: Now, you worked in labs. Where purity was an issue.
A: The public believes that these labs, these manufacturing facilities are the cleanest places in the world. That is not true. Contamination occurs all the time. You get all sorts of debris introduced into vaccines.
Q: For example, the SV40 monkey virus slips into the polio vaccine.
A: Well yes, that happened. But that's not what I mean. The SV40 got into the polio vaccine because the vaccine was made by using monkey kidneys. But I'm talking about something else. The actual lab conditions. The mistakes. The careless errors. SV40, which was later found in cancer tumors -- that was what I would call a structural problem. It was an accepted part of the manufacturing process. If you use monkey kidneys, you open the door to germs which you don't know are in those kidneys.
Q: How are vaccine statistics falsely presented? A: There are many ways. For example, suppose that 25 people who have received the hepatitis B vaccine come down with hepatitis. Well, hep B is a liver disease. But you can call liver disease many things. You can change the diagnosis. Then, you've concealed the root cause of the problem. Q: And that happens? A: All the time. It HAS to happen, if the doctors automatically assume that people who get vaccines DO NOT come down with the diseases they are now supposed to be protected from. And that is exactly what doctors assume. You see, it's circular reasoning. It's a closed system. It admits no fault. No possible fault. If a person who gets a vaccine against hepatitis gets hepatitis, or gets some other disease, the automatic assumption is, this had nothing to do with the vaccine. Q: In your years working in the vaccine establishment, how many doctors did you encounter who admitted that vaccines were a problem? A: None. There were a few who privately questioned what they were doing. But they would never go public, even within their companies. Q: What was the turning point for you? A: I had a friend whose baby died after a DPT shot. Q: Did you investigate? A: Yes, informally. I found that this baby was completely healthy before the vaccination. There was no reason for his death, except the vaccine. That started my doubts. Of course, I wanted to believe that the baby had gotten a bad shot from a bad lot. But as I looked into this further, I found that was not the case in this instance. I was being drawn into a spiral of doubt that increased over time. I continued to investigate. I found that, contrary to what I thought, vaccines are not tested in a scientific way. Q: What do you mean? A: For example, no long-term studies are done on any vaccines. Long-term follow-up is not done in any careful way. Why? Because, again, the assumption is made that vaccines do not cause problems. So why should anyone check? On top of that, a vaccine reaction is defined so that all bad reactions are said to occur very soon after the shot is given. But that does not make sense.
Originally posted by scoobdude
Still on that huh? You completely ignored my previous response to you in regards to mercury. So until you respond to that, please do not expect a direct response from me. Have your peers review that mmmkay.
Originally posted by john_bmth
Originally posted by scoobdude
Still on that huh? You completely ignored my previous response to you in regards to mercury. So until you respond to that, please do not expect a direct response from me. Have your peers review that mmmkay.
Your response about mercury was not pertinent to the thread. Post the peer-reviewed science from credible journals that supports your view. It's as simple as that.
Originally posted by scoobdude
No journal needed to deduce that Hg is bad and is in the vaccines.
Originally posted by john_bmth
reply to post by summer5
Websites don't cut it. You refute science with science, not websites or youtube videos. Post the peer-reviewed science from credible journals that supports your view. It's as simple as that.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. Science is fought with science, therefore if you make an extraordinary claim such as 'vaccinations are ineffective and harmful' then you must present extraordinary proof in the form of solid science to back it up
Originally posted by summer5
reply to post by john_bmth
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. Science is fought with science, therefore if you make an extraordinary claim such as 'vaccinations are ineffective and harmful' then you must present extraordinary proof in the form of solid science to back it up
I'm sorry, did I miss you extraordinary proof that they are indeed 100% safe and effective? And the solid science to back it up?
Therefore, the onus is on you to support your extraordinary claims with extraordinary proof.
Originally posted by summer5
I'm sorry, its not on me to prove to you anything. If you choose to believe your medical journals of "proof" be my guest.
Again, I am not here to try to convince you, or any other member to not vaccinate. I know what I know, and that's all that matters...good day to you.
Originally posted by scoobdude
Originally posted by john_bmth
Originally posted by scoobdude
Still on that huh? You completely ignored my previous response to you in regards to mercury. So until you respond to that, please do not expect a direct response from me. Have your peers review that mmmkay.
Your response about mercury was not pertinent to the thread. Post the peer-reviewed science from credible journals that supports your view. It's as simple as that.
No journal needed to deduce that Hg is bad and is in the vaccines. dispove that point before we move forward please. If the CDC lists it as a nuerological poison than it is not? Hazmat also declares it as such, but i can't post a pdf for some reason.
But here read this: Chronic neurobehavioural effects of elemental mercury in dentistsedit on 1-10-2011 by scoobdude because: (no reason given)
And another Elemental mercury vapour toxicity, treatment, and prognosis after acute, intensive exposure in chloralkali plant workers. Part I: History, neuropsychological findings and chelator effectsedit on 1-10-2011 by scoobdude because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Tetrarch42
Originally posted by scoobdude
Originally posted by john_bmth
Originally posted by scoobdude
Still on that huh? You completely ignored my previous response to you in regards to mercury. So until you respond to that, please do not expect a direct response from me. Have your peers review that mmmkay.
Your response about mercury was not pertinent to the thread. Post the peer-reviewed science from credible journals that supports your view. It's as simple as that.
No journal needed to deduce that Hg is bad and is in the vaccines. dispove that point before we move forward please. If the CDC lists it as a nuerological poison than it is not? Hazmat also declares it as such, but i can't post a pdf for some reason.
But here read this: Chronic neurobehavioural effects of elemental mercury in dentistsedit on 1-10-2011 by scoobdude because: (no reason given)
And another Elemental mercury vapour toxicity, treatment, and prognosis after acute, intensive exposure in chloralkali plant workers. Part I: History, neuropsychological findings and chelator effectsedit on 1-10-2011 by scoobdude because: (no reason given)
What fear-mongering dishonesty, apple pips contain amygdalin which degrades into Hydrogen Cyanide in the human body. Cyanide is a highly poisonous element just like mercury, I guess you're never going to eat apples again right?
In very rare cases, the oral vaccine used to prevent polio can cause polio paralysis in persons who are vaccinated (1 in every 8.1 million doses) and in people who are close contacts of a vaccinated person (1 in every 5 million doses). About 8 to 9 cases of paralytic polio caused by the oral vaccine have been reported in the United States yearly.
Except for an occasional importation, all cases of paralytic polio since 1979 have been caused by the oral polio vaccine. However, thousands of polo infections still occur in other parts of the world. Most cases are reported from Asia and Africa.