Millions in Iraq 'vaccinated' against polio

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Although it is very difficult to get people to believe that something we looked upon as a lifesaver at best and fairly benign at worst (well at least those of us who haven't known the truth all along)---think about what an opportunity vaccines are to wipe out---sterilize--and otherwise make ill millions of people at a time.

 

Is there a single one among you who still think they wouldn't?

 

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From last year's campaign to sterilize---oops---I mean 'vaccinate' millions of African babies and children.

 

 

UNICEF Nigerian Polio Vaccine Contaminated with Sterilizing Agents Scientist Finds

Scientist says things discovered in vaccines are "harmful, toxic"

KADUNA, Nigeria, March 11, 2004 (LifeSiteNews.com) - A UNICEF campaign to vaccinate Nigeria's youth against polio may have been a front for sterilizing the nation. Dr. Haruna Kaita, a pharmaceutical scientist and Dean of the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences of Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria, took samples of the vaccine to labs in India for analysis.

More: http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2004/mar/04031101.html

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From Don Nordin:

 

 

 

 

Subject:

Millions in Iraq Vaccinated Against Polio

 

Date:

Mon, 18 Jul 2005 21:49:02 -0700

Irradiate them with DU, bomb them, shoot them, torture them, starve them,

traumatize them, destroy their water and power network, destroy their health

support infrastructure and then poison them with vaccinations. And it's

called humanitarianism.

- Don Nordin.

http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/65B7F9A6-3119-482D-9486-53F380383107.htm

Millions in Iraq vaccinated against polio

Sunday 17 July 2005, 18:02 Makka Time, 15:02 GMT

The UN has given Iraq over 10 million doses of oral polio vaccine

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The United Nations has vaccinated nearly 5 million Iraqi children against

polio, spurring parents on to clinics using mobile phone text messages, a

statement says.

"In recent weeks, the UN worked to vaccinate 4.7 million Iraqi children five

years and under ... as part of a series of initiatives aimed at bolstering

health among the population," the statement in the Jordanian capital, Amman,

said on Sunday.

In an effort to reach the largest number of people, the UN, with the support

of private mobile phone service providers, sent text messages to announce

the polio immunisation campaign.

"This support by private companies demonstrated the spirit of corporate

civil responsibility emerging in Iraq," the statement said on the eve of a

two-day international donors' conference hosted by Jordan.

Campaign

According to the UN, an "alarming rise in the incidence of polio cases in

nearby Yemen" prompted the immunisation campaign across Iraq.

"With considerable numbers of people moving across that country's border

(Yemen) with Saudi Arabia, health officials warn of a growing potential for

the disease to be 'imported' to Iraq," the statement said.

The UN donated more than 10 million doses of oral polio vaccine to Iraq over

the past year as part of a nationwide drive to rehabilitate the health

sector in the violence-ridden country.

The UN and the World Bank administer a $1 billion trust fund for Iraq set up

by international donors to rebuild the country.

 

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