Subterfruges and Syringes, Real World of Vaccinations, Part 1

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Subterfruges and Syringes (from Rense Website)

> Dr. Doyle ® 02/02/2003, 07:09:34

Subterfuges & Syringes -

The Real World Of Vaccinations

By Thomas Smith

 

Vaccination programs in the late 19th and early 20th century

decimated the populations of many countries where government

sponsored vaccination programs were introduced. Japan suffered

48,000 deaths from smallpox vaccination; England and Wales

experienced 45,800 smallpox deaths in a population that was

97% vaccinated against smallpox. Australia and Germany combined with

a total of 120,000 deaths from the very smallpox for which they had

been vaccinated.

 

------------->>>>>European deaths amongst the vaccinated portion of

the population totaled 3,000,000. Deaths from smallpox vaccination

programs began to decline when a revolt against mandatory

vaccination programs emerged from the chaos.

 

The revolt started in England. In the late 19th century, England was

jailing an average of 2000 parents a year for refusal to vaccinate

themselves and their children. Property seizure and prosecution were

commonplace for refusal to participate in vaccination programs. The

battle was a political one. The people started to win when a number

of leading scientists went public with the truth about these

vaccination programs.

 

Doctor Edgar Crookshank Professor of Biology at Kings College led

the charge against mandatory vaccination programs with his book " The

history and Pathology of Vaccination. " Other leading scientists of

his generation soon jumped on the bandwagon.

 

They demonstrated the scientific poverty of the entire vaccination

concept. The revolt was successful. Within twenty years mandatory

smallpox vaccination laws in England were repealed. In 1919 the

death rate from smallpox promptly plummeted to a total of 28 deaths

in a population of almost 40,000,000 people. Previously, with

mandatory vaccinations they had averaged over 44,000 deaths from

smallpox.

 

Meanwhile at the same time in the Philippine Islands, with a

population of 10,000,000, a compulsory smallpox vaccination program

administered by the US government produced over 47,000 deaths from

smallpox. Over the entire ten year span of the vaccination program

mandated by the US government in the Philippines 25,000,000

vaccinations were forced on a population of 10,000,000

people in a series of three per person. This produced 170,000 cases

of smallpox of which 75,000 were fatal.

 

In the USA, an article in the July 1969 issue of Prevention Magazine

described how 300 children had died from smallpox vaccination in the

period from 1948 to 1969. In that very same reporting period there

were no incidences of smallpox in the country.

 

In the USA in 1937, Dr. William Hay in his address to the Medical

Freedom Society on the Lemke bill to abolish compulsory vaccination

said: " I have thought many times of all of the insane things we have

advocated in medicine, that is one of the most insane - to insist on

the vaccination of children, or anybody else, for the prevention of

smallpox when, as a matter of fact, we are never able to prove that

vaccination saved one man from smallpox. "

 

 

End of part 1