FooserX said:
THERE ARE NO MORE OUTBREAKS!!!!!!!!
No more outbreaks of measles. Well, there were some 9 kids who had measles and they tried to make a big deal out of it but I believe (or I hope) most intelligent people saw through that. I mean out of millions...
It's like all you see is the money people spend, and no disease....DUH...that's because the immunizations did their job!
No that is not fact. Fact is that most diseases declined BEFORE vaccines were introduced. Here is a chart that you can check out and we have called the CDC to make sure this chart is factual. It deals in how many kids died at a certain time due to the disease. You can never go by how many kids had the infection because then we could now argue we now have better diagnosing (or don't recognize the natural infection any longer)...
HealthSentinel.com
You can click on each chart and enlarge it.
If no one got the shots, then you'd start seeing outbreaks...is that what you want??
While the polio vaccine was sold in the U.S. Europe as a whole refused the vaccine, did not buy any, and England outlawed it after they had purchased a large supply.
Ironically polio fell at the same rate as in the U.S. And as you know they are also both polio free.
There was a time in history before immunizations ya know, and guess what happened? PEOPLE DIED.
And people still die and always will.
We have replaced simple infections such as chicken pox, mumps and measles and rubella with ADHD, speech delay, autism, childhood cancer, leukemia, juv. diabetes, juv. rheumatism.
Those are autoimmune disorders that previous generations had never seen in children. It is a trade off.
Those children who are allowed to have simple childhood infections prime their immune system so that they are immune to autoimmune problems.
If you ever really research vaccines you will see that they bring us a lot of suffering. Just looking at the ingredients alone will tell you that those carcinogenic and neurological toxins can't be good when injected into a healthy immune system.
But I am not here to argue. I am merely stating facts.