Remember: 20 Reasons Not To Take The Smallpox Vaccination

[Guest guest]

1. George W. Bush has said of smallpox vaccination: " One of my concerns

if we were to have universal vaccination, some might lose their life. "

~The Times (in London), November 09, 2001.

 

2. For each million people vaccinated with the smallpox vaccine, as

many as 250 could die, according to the American Medical Association.

Multiply 250 times 285 (millions of Americans) and the possible deaths

from universal smallpox vaccination could equal 71,250. ~ Journal of the

American Medical Association, June 9, 1999, Vol. 281, No. 22, p. 2132.

 

3. " The American Medical Association said on Tuesday it was not in

favor of an immediate mass U.S.smallpox vaccination program, saying the

potential threat of a bioterror attack did not warrant inoculating every

American against the disease. " ~Reuters, December 12, 2001.

 

4. " Right now the risk of getting the vaccine is higher than the

benefit. You could get a secondary infection, a full-blown systemic

infection. " ~Marie Rau, Panhandle Health District nurse, quoted by The

Spokesman-Review, November 20, 2001.

 

5. CDC director Jeffrey Koplan has admitted that universal smallpox

vaccination could unleash a significant number of side-effects. He said

that because many parts of ourpopulation do not have a " robust immune

system, " a fair number of people could have serious reactions. ~Koplan

speaking on the PBS special " Bioterror Propaganda " aired by WETA,

November 14, 2001.

 

6. If the entire nation were to receive a smallpox vaccine, several

thousand people would likely develop encephalitis, an inflammation of the

brain. ~Washington Post, Dec. 26, 2001.

 

7. Roger J. Pomerantz, chief of the infectious disease department at

Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, said that doctors have no

idea what the smallpox vaccine might do to people at the extremes of

life--less than 2 and older than 65. He said that an even greater concern

would be its effect on people with weakened immune systems from HIV

infection, chemotherapy or transplants. ~Washington Post, Dec. 26, 2001.

 

8. " Researchers have been reluctant to recommend a new vaccination

program which would use the smallpox vaccine for the local population

because the vaccine can cause disease and death in persons with

inadequate immune systems. " ~Science, Vol. 277, July 18, 1997, pp.

312-13.

 

9. Routine smallpox vaccination in the United States ended in 1972.

Officials are hesitant to resume the immunizations because the vaccine is

the most reactive of all and has been linked to serious side

effects, including death. ~ Reuters, November 29, 2001.

 

10. Eight printed pages of medical studies documenting the many serious

side effects of smallpox vaccination can be obtained at

" http://www.whale.to/vaccines/smallpox.html " . See " smallpox vaccine

adverse reactions 66-76. " [Note: go to the home page above and put

" smallpox vaccine adverse reaction " in the search engine.] Repercussions

include serious brain and heart diseases, autism, abnormal chromosomal

changes, diabetes, various cancers and leukemias, plus demyelination of

nerve tissue years after

vaccination.

 

11. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that vaccination must not be

forced on persons whose physical condition would make such vaccination

" cruel and inhuman. " In other words, the state has no right to command

that an individual sacrifice his life in the name of public health.

~Jacobsen V. Massachusettes, 197 U.S. 11 (1905).

 

12. By the 1920s, several British medical researchers documented that

smallpox was not only more common among the VACCINATED, but that the

DEATH RATE from smallpox was actually higher among those who had been

vaccinated. This indicates that the vaccine was ineffective and

predisposed

vaccinated persons to more lethal disease. ~Vaccination, Dr. Viera

Scheibner, Australia, 1993, pp. 205-220.

 

13. Getting a vaccination does not guarantee immunity. ~CDC, January

28, 1994.

 

14. By 1987, scientific evidence indicated that the World Health

Organization's 13-year global smallpox vaccination campaign may have

awakened dormant HIV infection in many vaccinees. ~Times (in London) May

11, 1987.

 

15. Vaccines made from animal substrate contain animal viruses that are

impossible to filter out. By 1961, scientists discovered that animal

viruses in vaccines, including smallpox, could act as a carcinogen when

given to mice in combination with cancer-causing chemicals, even in

amounts too small to induce tumors alone. They concluded that vaccine

viruses function as a catalyst for tumor production. ~Science, December

15, 1961.

 

16. Some of the new smallpox vaccine doses will be created with animal

substrate. Because the vaccine will incorporate vaccinia, the cowpox

virus, many wonder about possible mad-cow contamination. Fifty-five

million doses of the new vaccine will be created using a cell line dating

back to 1966 and cultured from the lung tissues of an aborted human

fetus. ~World Net Daily, December 4, 2001.

 

17. The new smallpox vaccine will be genetically engineered. Many

scientists believe that genetically engineered vaccines may be

responsible for the global epidemic of auto-immune disease and

neurological

dysfunction. ~American College of Rheumatology, annual meeting, Nov.

8-12, 1998.

 

Merck's genetically engineered hepatitis B vaccine, Recombivax HB, is a

classic example. According to Dr. Bonnie Dunbar of Baylor College of

Medicine, many thousands of reported adverse reactions to the hepatitis B

vaccine include: chronic fatigue, neurological disorders, rheumatoid

arthritis, lupus and MS-like disease. ~Testimony of Dr. Dunbar to Texas

Dept. of Health, March 12, 1999. Over 15,000 French citizens sued the

French government to stop mandatory hepatitis B injections for school

children because of resulting

auto-immune diseases. ~Science, July 31, 1998. Dr. John Classen has

published voluminous data showing that the hepatitis B and other vaccines

are closely linked to the development of insulin dependent diabetes.

~Infectious Diseases in Clinical Practice, October 22, 1997.

 

18. The British vaccine manufacturer Medeva has a horrendous record of

contamination and blunders. In 2000, the FDA found that Medeva was making

vaccines in conditions of filth, resulting in contaminated products.

Medeva had been illegally using bovine medium to culture its polio

vaccines, then lied about it. Medeva also used the blood of a

Creutzfeldt-Jakob victim (mad cow) to manufacture 83,000 doses of polio

vaccine used for (against?) Irish children. Nevertheless, the FDA allowed

the USA to accept Medeva's

flu vaccine (Fluvirin) for the year 2000. ~London Observer series:

October 20-26, 2000.

 

19. In 2001, the British socialized health care system was reported to

be in a state of collapse, with many hospitals and labs operating in

abysmal filth. Five thousand people die each year from infections

contracted in

British hospitals; 10,000 become deathly ill from such infections.

Sterilization procedures are barely adequate and said to be risking the

spread of mad cow disease. Government ministers are reportedly trying to

hush up the scandal. ~www.itn.co.uk/ Jan 06, 2001; The Sunday Times of

London, November 12, 2001.

 

20. The U.S. government apparently intends to conduct NO double blind

studies on the safety and efficacy of the new smallpox vaccine. It has

ordered 286 million doses, one for every man, woman and child in

America at a cost of $428 million. At least half of this vaccine will be

delivered by Acambis PLC of great Britain.

[Guest guest]

Excellent information as long as smallpox hasn't yet become an actual

threat and no one is at risk. But it might have been responsible of

you to also point out that if smallbox does become rampant for

whatever reason, 1/3 if the people who get it will die. In such a

situation, I think that most of us would be quick to get the

vaccination--and reasonably so.

 

Dennis Lewis

http://www.authentic-breathing.com

 

 

 

, DaRocksMom@a... wrote:

> 1. George W. Bush has said of smallpox vaccination: " One of my

concerns

> if we were to have universal vaccination, some might lose their

life. "

> ~The Times (in London), November 09, 2001.

>

> 2. For each million people vaccinated with the smallpox vaccine,

as

> many as 250 could die, according to the American Medical

Association.

> Multiply 250 times 285 (millions of Americans) and the possible

deaths

> from universal smallpox vaccination could equal 71,250. ~ Journal

of the

> American Medical Association, June 9, 1999, Vol. 281, No. 22, p.

2132.

>

> 3. " The American Medical Association said on Tuesday it was not in

> favor of an immediate mass U.S.smallpox vaccination program, saying

the

> potential threat of a bioterror attack did not warrant inoculating

every

> American against the disease. " ~Reuters, December 12, 2001.

>

> 4. " Right now the risk of getting the vaccine is higher than the

> benefit. You could get a secondary infection, a full-blown systemic

> infection. " ~Marie Rau, Panhandle Health District nurse, quoted by

The

> Spokesman-Review, November 20, 2001.

>

> 5. CDC director Jeffrey Koplan has admitted that universal

smallpox

> vaccination could unleash a significant number of side-effects. He

said

> that because many parts of ourpopulation do not have a " robust

immune

> system, " a fair number of people could have serious reactions.

~Koplan

> speaking on the PBS special " Bioterror Propaganda " aired by WETA,

> November 14, 2001.

>

> 6. If the entire nation were to receive a smallpox vaccine,

several

> thousand people would likely develop encephalitis, an inflammation

of the

> brain. ~Washington Post, Dec. 26, 2001.

>

> 7. Roger J. Pomerantz, chief of the infectious disease department

at

> Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, said that doctors have

no

> idea what the smallpox vaccine might do to people at the extremes of

> life--less than 2 and older than 65. He said that an even greater

concern

> would be its effect on people with weakened immune systems from HIV

> infection, chemotherapy or transplants. ~Washington Post, Dec. 26,

2001.

>

> 8. " Researchers have been reluctant to recommend a new vaccination

> program which would use the smallpox vaccine for the local

population

> because the vaccine can cause disease and death in persons with

> inadequate immune systems. " ~Science, Vol. 277, July 18, 1997, pp.

> 312-13.

>

> 9. Routine smallpox vaccination in the United States ended in

1972.

> Officials are hesitant to resume the immunizations because the

vaccine is

> the most reactive of all and has been linked to serious side

> effects, including death. ~ Reuters, November 29, 2001.

>

> 10. Eight printed pages of medical studies documenting the many

serious

> side effects of smallpox vaccination can be obtained at

> " http://www.whale.to/vaccines/smallpox.html " . See " smallpox vaccine

> adverse reactions 66-76. " [Note: go to the home page above and put

> " smallpox vaccine adverse reaction " in the search engine.]

Repercussions

> include serious brain and heart diseases, autism, abnormal

chromosomal

> changes, diabetes, various cancers and leukemias, plus

demyelination of

> nerve tissue years after

> vaccination.

>

> 11. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that vaccination must not be

> forced on persons whose physical condition would make such

vaccination

> " cruel and inhuman. " In other words, the state has no right to

command

> that an individual sacrifice his life in the name of public health.

> ~Jacobsen V. Massachusettes, 197 U.S. 11 (1905).

>

> 12. By the 1920s, several British medical researchers documented

that

> smallpox was not only more common among the VACCINATED, but that the

> DEATH RATE from smallpox was actually higher among those who had

been

> vaccinated. This indicates that the vaccine was ineffective and

> predisposed

> vaccinated persons to more lethal disease. ~Vaccination, Dr. Viera

> Scheibner, Australia, 1993, pp. 205-220.

>

> 13. Getting a vaccination does not guarantee immunity. ~CDC,

January

> 28, 1994.

>

> 14. By 1987, scientific evidence indicated that the World Health

> Organization's 13-year global smallpox vaccination campaign may have

> awakened dormant HIV infection in many vaccinees. ~Times (in

London) May

> 11, 1987.

>

> 15. Vaccines made from animal substrate contain animal viruses

that are

> impossible to filter out. By 1961, scientists discovered that animal

> viruses in vaccines, including smallpox, could act as a carcinogen

when

> given to mice in combination with cancer-causing chemicals, even in

> amounts too small to induce tumors alone. They concluded that

vaccine

> viruses function as a catalyst for tumor production. ~Science,

December

> 15, 1961.

>

> 16. Some of the new smallpox vaccine doses will be created with

animal

> substrate. Because the vaccine will incorporate vaccinia, the cowpox

> virus, many wonder about possible mad-cow contamination. Fifty-five

> million doses of the new vaccine will be created using a cell line

dating

> back to 1966 and cultured from the lung tissues of an aborted human

> fetus. ~World Net Daily, December 4, 2001.

>

> 17. The new smallpox vaccine will be genetically engineered. Many

> scientists believe that genetically engineered vaccines may be

> responsible for the global epidemic of auto-immune disease and

> neurological

> dysfunction. ~American College of Rheumatology, annual meeting,

Nov.

> 8-12, 1998.

>

> Merck's genetically engineered hepatitis B vaccine, Recombivax HB,

is a

> classic example. According to Dr. Bonnie Dunbar of Baylor College of

> Medicine, many thousands of reported adverse reactions to the

hepatitis B

> vaccine include: chronic fatigue, neurological disorders, rheumatoid

> arthritis, lupus and MS-like disease. ~Testimony of Dr. Dunbar to

Texas

> Dept. of Health, March 12, 1999. Over 15,000 French citizens sued

the

> French government to stop mandatory hepatitis B injections for

school

> children because of resulting

> auto-immune diseases. ~Science, July 31, 1998. Dr. John Classen has

> published voluminous data showing that the hepatitis B and other

vaccines

> are closely linked to the development of insulin dependent diabetes.

> ~Infectious Diseases in Clinical Practice, October 22, 1997.

>

> 18. The British vaccine manufacturer Medeva has a horrendous

record of

> contamination and blunders. In 2000, the FDA found that Medeva was

making

> vaccines in conditions of filth, resulting in contaminated products.

> Medeva had been illegally using bovine medium to culture its polio

> vaccines, then lied about it. Medeva also used the blood of a

> Creutzfeldt-Jakob victim (mad cow) to manufacture 83,000 doses of

polio

> vaccine used for (against?) Irish children. Nevertheless, the FDA

allowed

> the USA to accept Medeva's

> flu vaccine (Fluvirin) for the year 2000. ~London Observer series:

> October 20-26, 2000.

>

> 19. In 2001, the British socialized health care system was

reported to

> be in a state of collapse, with many hospitals and labs operating in

> abysmal filth. Five thousand people die each year from infections

> contracted in

> British hospitals; 10,000 become deathly ill from such infections.

> Sterilization procedures are barely adequate and said to be risking

the

> spread of mad cow disease. Government ministers are reportedly

trying to

> hush up the scandal. ~www.itn.co.uk/ Jan 06, 2001; The Sunday Times

of

> London, November 12, 2001.

>

> 20. The U.S. government apparently intends to conduct NO double

blind

> studies on the safety and efficacy of the new smallpox vaccine. It

has

> ordered 286 million doses, one for every man, woman and child in

> America at a cost of $428 million. At least half of this vaccine

will be

> delivered by Acambis PLC of great Britain.