Now that both South Korea and Taiwan have gotten Covid-19 under control, they have begun their new baseball seasons. They are the only game in town, as it were. I’m hoping to begin catching some on ESPN….or at least the recordings, since the games are played between 1 am and 5 am Eastern time.
The world leader, Major League Baseball (MLB), is stuck in lockdown mode. There’s been talk of doing something like what South Korea and Taiwan are doing—playing the games in empty stadiums, with just television audiences tuning in. But it’s just talk, because the pandemic rages in the U.S., and MLB doesn’t want players and coaches and others around the team getting sick. So it wouldn’t be surprising if the entire American season is cancelled.
The contrasting baseball scenes between the Far East and America pretty much encapsulate the Covid-19 situation worldwide. Much of the rest of the world is returning to work, somewhat secure in the knowledge that their public health experts, with backing from the pols, have done what was needed to fight this thing and get it under some semblance of control—via widespread testing and intensive tracking of those who tested positive
The U.S.? We continue stuck in the muck, seemingly paralyzed by incompetence, indecision, and contradictions by pols and public health professionals. Every day seems to bring another outrage. Yesterday the president was saying he does’t like to see too much testing because the results make the U.S. “look bad”, the day before that he was contradicting the leader of a nursing group visiting the White House who stated they don’t have enough protective gear (and even if there are shortages, it is Obama’s fault), and doctors are telling patients there aren’t enough tests for anyone who isn’t very sick to be tested.
Out in the hinterlands, people carrying assault rifles protest that lockdowns threaten their liberty. And on social media, Americans share videos and articles claiming that the Covid-19 pandemic isn’t a pandemic at all, but rather a plot by Bill Gates and the World Health Organization to force everyone to be vaccinated (and that’s just one of many claims).
So while significant parts of Asia and Europe appear to have the virus under a semblance of control so that people can begin to get on with their lives, the U.S. continues to widen its worldwide lead in Covid-19 cases. Consider this: South Korea, with one-sixth America’s population, and a close neighbor of China, where it all originated, has had 10,000-plus cases. That would translate into 60,000 cases in the U.S. So how did the U.S. wind up with 1.3 million cases…..and counting? It’s quite astounding.
The U.S. has never caught up with its pandemic, beginning with the Trump denials of a problem during February and March when it would have been possible to test and isolate. Then, when he finally went along with social distancing in mid-March, there weren’t enough tests to catch up with all the cases, and do tracking to control the spread. So the lockdown needed to be longer than in other countries to give the U.S. a chance to catch up, but not surprisingly, many Americans became impatient with the economy collapsing around them.
So now the U.S. is beginning to go back to work without having done the hard work European and Asian countries accomplished in flattening and depressing the curve of cases. Except many Americans understandably aren’t ready to go back to work and serve as fodder for the politicians who want a functioning economy as elections approach—more than 60% in polls want to stay home till things get under control, and this includes many people who are being hurt economically.
Protesters, who include a lot of anti-vaxers, want to let the virus work its way through the population so as to create “herd immunity.” But since only a small percentage of the population has been exposed to the virus, with more than 75,000 deaths so far, presumably many hundreds of thousands more would need to die over a period of a year or more to achieve the needed 60-80% infection rate required for herd immunity. Even Sweden, which is cited by many as an example of “herd immunity” in action, is still a good ways from achieving that goal….and it isn’t even clear how much immunity is conferred and how long it might last.
Of course, the other option for achieving herd immunity is a vaccine. The president has made it his top goal, pushing for quicker development (wide availability this year) than public health people say is realistic or safe.
So after all the sacrifice Americans have made in lost income and jobs, and unable to catch up with isolating cases via testing and tracking, we are left with one slim hope in getting out from under: the tool the deniers most wanted to avoid.
If the “savior” vaccine is so safe, let the government end the freedom from liability for the manufacturers. All vaccines, without exception carry unintended viruses and retroviruses in their cocktails of animal, insect and fetal foreign proteins. They all carry some kind of toxic adjuvant to hyper stimulate the immune system which can lead to allergies and chronic health issues. Aluminum, a popular adjuvant, is cumulative. Children get far more than the CDC says is a safe amount just following their vax schedule. The Covid vaccine will likely be a DNA type which permanently alters the recipients DNA and any future offspring. It will be a medical experiment on a mass scale. I see the media already beginning the public shaming and bullying against anyone who dares to question the safety of a rushed to market medical procedure. Your use of ” anti-vaxxer” is part of that bullying. Labeling anyone who doesn’t tow the party line despite so much evidence demonstrating they aren’t that safe or effective.
I agree. For whatever reason I subscribed to this blog, the lack of awareness of what multiple medical professionals are saying, including some who are recovering, is pretty striking. Signing off.
Bob, think you are misinterpreting my narrative. I’m not coming out for a covid vaccine. I’m suggesting that all the official denial of this pandemic in the U.S., going back to last January and February and starting with our denier-in-chief, has left the U.S. in a situation where our only “hope” for escape from this pandemic is a vaccine. He has made that his highest priority in dealing with this, not me. Other countries applied appropriate public health measures to anticipate a pandemic, not including a vaccine, and are much further along toward “normalcy.”
“Normalcy”… or have they perpetuated and prolonged a troublesome event?
Currently, DNA-based vaccines are only approved for veterinarian use. However, the “crisis” and “fear” mode of US policymakers easily allows quick approvals for this one case. David’s point is sad. The US is acting more in fear while other countries are acting more with well considered knowledge.
Except there never was a pandemic: Covid 19 is just a cover-up for the harmful effects of 5G rollout and the excuse for repealing what little freedom we’ve got left, all of which Bill Gates is going to profit from. Read it here: https://childrenshealthdefense.org/news/the-brave-new-world-of-bill-gates-and-big-telecom/?utm_source=salsa&eType=EmailBlastContent&eId=8218589b-e290-4d41-b7fd-7f31803ed36e and here: https://blog.nomorefakenews.com/2020/05/08/covid-breathing-ventilators-new-york-death-rate/
In my view, the problem is the food supply. In countries where most of the populace is metabolically healthy because their intake of bioactive lipids is low, the incidence of obesity and the chronic inflammatory diseases is also low. If you don’t know what is meant by bioactive lipids, Google – Human genome shaped by vegetarian diet increases risk of cancer and heart disease, Bioactive lipids and chronic inflammation, Anna Haug animal products, and J. Bruce German arachidonic acid.
Keep an eye on the undeveloped countries where they don’t actually have a flu season and don’t have as much access to industrialized food. I bet their mortality rates from COVID-19 never get very high.
Very interesting point, David. I just did a check on southern Africa. South Africa, the richest country on the continent, has about 9,000 cases. Neighboring countries Zimbabwe, Namibia, and Botswana each have fewer than 50 cases. Even allowing for the fact that South Africa has maybe 25 times the population, these less developed countries have no real pandemic to speak of. Here is the worldwide source for numbers of illnesses and deaths:
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html
I should also note that the NYTimes article I linked to about Sweden and herd immunity pointed out that a big part of America’s challenge with trying to imitate Sweden in achieving herd immunity is that America has so many people with compromised immune systems vs Sweden, based on differing diets.
“Woodstock Occurred in the Middle of a Pandemic”
https://www.aier.org/article/woodstock-occurred-in-the-middle-of-a-pandemic/?fbclid=IwAR0vQebzToVgd4zUstlzpcsQkCEKRice0224VUgUWQ-micfobA11wHT1Vec
“Nothing was closed by force. Schools mostly stayed open. Businesses did too. You could go to the movies. You could go to bars and restaurants. John Fund has a friend who reports having attended a Grateful Dead concert. In fact, people have no memory or awareness that the famous Woodstock concert of August 1969 – planned in January during the worse period of death – actually occurred during a deadly American flu pandemic that only peaked globally six months later.
‘Stock markets didn’t crash because of the flu. Congress passed no legislation. The Federal Reserve did nothing. Not a single governor acted to enforce social distancing, curve flattening (even though hundreds of thousands of people were hospitalized), or banning of crowds. No mothers were arrested for taking their kids to other homes. No surfers were arrested. No daycares were shut even though there were more infant deaths with this virus than the one we are experiencing now… Media covered the pandemic but it never became a big issue.”
As the author correctly queried, “why was this different? Was the difference that we have mass media invading our lives with endless notifications blowing up in our pockets? Was there some change in philosophy such that we now think politics is responsible for all existing aspects of life? Was there a political element here in that the media blew this wildly out of proportion as revenge against Trump and his deplorables? Or did our excessive adoration of predictive modelling get out of control to the point that we let a physicist with ridiculous models frighten the world’s governments into violating the human rights of billions of people?”
Interesting point, Ken. Having lived through Woodstock (seriously considered attending, decided not to, regretted it since), I have no memory of any kind of pandemic entering into anyone’s considerations. What I do remember quite clearly (even though I was quite young) were the polio outbreaks of the early 1950s. The media were full of photos and film of huge rooms with kids in iron lungs, the early version of a respirator. And the numbers–hundreds each week. Parents kept us indoors at times during the summer. But even then, businesses weren’t shut down (though it was a sickness that mostly hit children and young people). I remember everyone being totally relieved, even celebratory, when Jonas Salk came out with his vaccine, and essentially polio disappeared.
The thing that’s difficult for deniers to deal with in this Covid-19 situation is that the strict reactions aren’t an American phenomenon. As I pointed out in my post, any number of other countries have been much more aggressive than the U.S. in trying to rein this thing in. It’s tough to deny when much of the rest of the world sees the same danger as you, and then some.
your understanding as The Complete Patient needs to take in to account the fact that incidence of polio myelitis was receding well before Salk’s vaccine came about.
one of the few good things to come out of the CoronaMadness Scam-demic, is ; growing popular realization that the vaccination industry is one of the greatest medical frauds in history
Actually, polio epidemics in the U.S. broke out periodically throughout the twentieth century. There was a big outbreak in 1916 with 27,000 cases, another in 1931 with almost 16,000 cases, and then a bigger epidemic from the late 1940s through the early and mid 1950s, hitting a peak of almost 58,000 in 1952. I know it’s tempting to try to rewrite history and suggest the polio vaccine was irrelevant, but the reality is that polio cases were declining through the mid 1950s with wider use of the polio vaccine. Unlike earlier epidemics, this one never returned.
https://ourworldindata.org/polio
David,
The effort to “eradicate” polio has been plagued by outbreaks of vaccine-derived polio. Some of the worst outbreaks of Polio in the United States occurred following mass vaccination programs with the Sabin oral polio vaccine (OPV)
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Not sure if you have read Dr. Suzanne Humphries and Roman Bystrianyk’s book, “Dissolving Illusions…Disease Vaccines and the Forgotten History”. In Chapter 12 entitled “The “Disappearance” of Polio” Humphries states, “The polio story is a haunting one: long, complicated, and ugly. It’s not a story you will have read or that the medical profession will be able to tell. Beyond the smoke and mirrors lie sketchy statistics, renaming of diseases, and vaccine-induced paralytic polio caused by both the Salk and the Sabin vaccines. Dr. Albert Sabin’s oral polio vaccine (OPV) continues to cause paralysis in vaccine recipients today”.
In a critique of Sabin’s live virus vaccine Dr. Jonas Salk stated on March 4, 1977, “Live virus vaccines against paralytic poliomyelitis, for example, may in each instance produce the disease it is intended to prevent; the live virus vaccines against measles and mumps may produce such side effects as encephalitis. Both of these problems are |due to the inherent difficulty of controlling live viruses in vivo once they are placed in a live person.” Hence, the proposed solution that Health officials are currently rushing into the field in an attempt to counter uncontained outbreaks of vaccine-derived polio… and where key questions about the vaccine’s effectiveness and safety will instead be answered in the field… “nOPV2”, a new type 2 oral polio vaccine, that has been genetically engineered and will apparently “avoid the pitfalls of Sabin’s OPV”. “The project is funded by the Gates Foundation and coordinated by PATH, a nonprofit developer of public health innovations, with scientific work taking place at the National Institute for Biological Standards and Control (NIBSC) in the UK, the University of California, San Francisco, the CDC, and the Food and Drug Administration”.
I know there was at least one accidental outbreak from the vaccine shortly after it came out. But it you lived through that time in a big city, you would remember the terror that polio epidemics caused. Children died or became paralyzed. My first year at college, I lived in a college dorm on the first floor, with students crippled by polio (this was in the late 1960s). They called themselves gimps. We would play basketball games with the guys who could walk getting into wheelchairs to play against the polio guys. Of course, they were much more adept in their wheelchairs, but it was always a reminder of just how devastating polio had been….and never would be again.
David,
The following 2012 BMJ article is an incomplete chronology of the polio vaccine.
https://www.bmj.com/content/344/bmj.e2398/rr/578260
Titled, “Polio eradication: a complex end game”, the article points out in regards to vaccine induced poliomyelitis, “The history continued repeating itself all over the world wherever the poliomyelitis vaccines were used. Paralysis developed after both injectable and oral polio vaccines.
‘It comes as no surprise that the most recent mass polio vaccination programs fuelled by Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation resulted in increased cases of VAPP. In India, two paediatricians, Dr Neetu Vashisht and Dr Jacob Pulliel of the Department of Paediatrics of St Stephens Hospital in Delhi noted that another major ethical issue raised by the campaign is the failure to thoroughly investigate the increase in incidence “of non-polio acute flaccid paralysis (NPAFP)” in areas where many doses of vaccine were used, while noting that these cases are clinically indistinguishable from polio paralysis and twice as deadly”.
Also worth noting in the article is the redefinition of polio myelitis that paints a different picture then what we were led to believe…
Ken, it’s difficult to know who and what to believe about the Gates Foundation in India. I’ve seen a couple of similar accounts that suggest the foundation was kicked out of India and sued in India. Both were shown to be mostly inaccurate by Snopes:
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/gates-org-kicked-out-of-india/
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/bill-gates-india-sued/
The first sentence in my last reply should have read “chronology of vaccine induced polio”.
I know you have severed ties with Weston Price Foundation but I think Kendall Nelson’s article found there, about polio vaccine does a nice, clear job of exposing some of the grime under the shiny “polio vaccine saved us all” fable. We still do have polio. Only the name has changed to Acute flaccid myelitis. Change the name and viola’ polio disappears. https://www.westonaprice.org/health-topics/vaccinations/polio-vaccines-medical-triumph-or-medical-mishap/
Bob, I have two responses.
First, I did not sever ties with the Weston Price Foundation–it severed ties with me. Back in 2014, during the controversy about fermented cod liver oil, Sally Fallon forbade WAPF chapters from linking to my blog, threatening that they would lose their WAPF affiliation. I wasn’t alone. WAPF severed ties with Kaayla Daniel and Ron Schmid (and labeled us “The Three Amigos”) because of concerns we all expressed about the safety of FCLO.
https://www.davidgumpert.com/wapf-santa-cruz-chapter-latest-target-in-shunning-campaign
Second, I have never advocated that people be forced to take the polio vaccine, or any other vaccine. (The WAPF article suggests that proponents of the vaccine advocate for forced vaccination.)
As for the rest of the article, I don’t pretend to know enough to argue one way or another with much of its technical detail. I do dispute its statement that polio was declining through most of the twentieth century leading up to the development of the first vaccine in 1954; I linked to an article with a graph showing clearly that wasn’t the case. And I’ll say once again, you won’t find too many people who lived through the time of the polio epidemic of the early 1950s who would dispense with a vaccine to prevent its recurrence.
Great article, Thanks Dave. If this was handled better from day one we would not be in the current predicament. Trump has failed America on every level for personal gain. For everyone that thinks going back out in the ether is the answer, let’s see what happens as we re-open. Cases are already rising and we are unable to get accurate numbers since we don’t yet have enough testing. It took this pandemic to reveal that we are as prepared as a third world country.
David Brown – I agree with you and hopefully this crisis will start a larger conversation on the correlation of food, toxins and health. That being said, people must emerge from denial and recognize the correlation between food and their health. Big Ag won’t change unless the people demand something different There is another issue that never gets addressed and that is under served communities and food deserts. It’s up to all of us to educate. In addition to lifestyle changes, we should be researching integrative approaches such as herbs, homeopathy, etc.
Why would anyone be offended by the term anti-vaxer? That is how many of my friends who are part of the movement refer to themselves. For me personally, living in NJ and working in NYC and having known 7 people lost to the virus and many more who have been ill and hospitalized, I take issue with my comrades at Weston Price and others who think this is hoax. I challenge every person that subscribes to that theory to come to NY or NJ and volunteer in a hospital. The entire world medical community would have to be part of the hoax. Trump’s ultimate objective is to make all data subjective – alternate facts and it works. Conspiracy theories may posses some truth however, what they do provide is comfort in knowing that the horrific reality before us is not real. While I don’t ever plan on receiving the vaccine, I think people should have the choice. If a vaccine could have saved the lives of so many of these people, then so be it. What I am fighting for are safe vaccines. Be well everyone.
In an offhand sort of way, this comment regarding the Lancet Commission Report, published about a year ago, describes government response to the COVID-19 crisis.
Like the people who wrote this report I would like to see all people eat healthy and not waste food. Unfortunately I distrust this report because of the righteousness of their cause. In my 63 years on this planet I have found righteously motivated groups are never willing to stop at letting people choose how they incorporate new points of view into how they live their lives. Righteous leaders often claim a looming catastrophe that demands the actions they have laid out must be followed. Ultimately people must be coerced into making the right “choice”. Righteous leaders will often use the term “Scientific” as if means unchallengeable. They even go so far as to blackball any person, including scientists who disagree with what they call science. They are particularly forceful at this when their science is limited by their personal and group biases In the end they demand a end to liberty in the area of people’s lives that interfere with the prescription they have laid out. They often win and feel great about it, but the great unknown benefits from people living diverse lives, having diverse areas inquiry debate and, investigation are all lost. People end up felling oppressed and world ends up much worse off. https://www.acsh.org/news/2019/01/28/lancet-proposes-ban-food-experts-food-discussions-13760
David Brown, this makes me recall the quote of Michael Criton about consensus science: “I want to pause here and talk about this notion of consensus, and the rise of what has been called consensus science. I regard consensus science as an extremely pernicious development that ought to be stopped cold in its tracks. Historically, the claim of consensus has been the first refuge of scoundrels; it is a way to avoid debate by claiming that the matter is already settled. Whenever you hear the consensus of scientists agrees on something or other, reach for your wallet, because you’re being had.
“Let’s be clear: the work of science has nothing whatever to do with consensus. Consensus is the business of politics. Science, on the contrary, requires only one investigator who happens to be right, which means that he or she has results that are verifiable by reference to the real world. In science consensus is irrelevant. What is relevant is reproducible results. The greatest scientists in history are great precisely because they broke with the consensus.
“There is no such thing as consensus science. If it’s consensus, it isn’t science. If it’s science, it isn’t consensus. Period.”
Thanks, Bob. I would add that universities tend to transfer prevailing ideologies. They teach people to answer questions rather than question answers. So, here’s another quote I think you’ll like. “People are so often right in the narrow slice they are asserting but wrong in light of what they’re ignoring.”
This is our daughter’s take on mandatory vaccinations. “If vaccines work to protect people from a virus, then theoretically, the vaccinated population should not have to worry about contracting it from the non-vaccinated population. If a person contracts a virus naturally, they are considered immune for life. Whereas, a vaccinated person must continue to receive booster shots of the same vaccine, in order to be fully immune. So, do they actually work? Your guess is good as the vaccine company’s guess. https://www.merck.com/product/usa/pi_circulars/m/mmr_ii/mmr_ii_pi.pdf
Think about it: do you want the government, drug companies, other citizens, families, friends or even doctors to force you to put something into your body that is not considered safe for everyone? [But everyone should do it just to be safe.]
I agree. I don’t think vaccines should be mandatory. Everyone should be able to make their own decision but not pass judgment on those whose choose to do otherwise. A single perspective doesn’t have the patent on truth. It’s what works for each individual. Personally I am very skeptical of vaccines and don’t trust pharmaceutical companies. Unfortunately this entire country is driven by greed and not what is best for its citizens.
Let’s not forget, the US of A is just a tiny fraction of the world’s population. Travel around the word if you don’t believe me. Not that we can all do that but just saying. When you come back home wherever that is, the world has already changed and always will.
The U.S. is something on order of 4% of world’s population, and has about one-third of the world’s Covid-19 illnesses. Pretty pathetic.
what’s really pathetic is = how adept the fearmongers are, in such short time, at terrifying the nation so millions of people out-sourced thinking for demselves … ditching logic for the comfort of ‘being onside the Central Party Line.
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… this popular delusion being THE all-time demonstration of “how to lie with statistics”
don’t stop re volving just because you can think.
Second thought, because it’s it’s isolated, probably Iceland may be the puresst and never been wanted or conquered by world peower brokers.
Not all Medical people fall for this Vaccine nonesense, Some see right through it:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/14ZJWhGQPQ_nylnrQG97kZ47DZdyG0F25
Third thought hink Azores, Angola, Mozambique, Guinea, Timor, Brasil etc. Why do you think they speak Portugoose in Brazil? Third thought, where I came from we were out to expandour universe and conquer all over the world, before you could fly around for a dime. Think Azores, Angola, Mozambique, Guinea, Timor, Brasil etc. Why do you think they speak Portugoose in Brazil?
I was listening to local radio WDVR and this song about raw milk was playing:
The Family Farm by Rowdy House
The song touches upon controversial regulations concerning the dairy industry
http://thisisrowdyhouse.com/family-farm/
Thanks for sharing, Joe.
The following statement by retired U.S. neurosurgeon Dr. Russell Blaylock’s in regards to wearing a face mask and the Psychology Today article below, “What Does Coronavirus Do to the Brain?”, is a sobering remainder as to why we should avoid wearing a face mask!!!
Blaylock states, “By wearing a mask, the exhaled viruses will not be able to escape and will concentrate in the nasal passages, enter the olfactory nerves and travel into the brain.”
The Psychology Today article states in part, “Why do younger people with a healthy immune system sometimes succumb to novel coronavirus? Insights from studies of novel coronavirus point to the possibility that the virus may shut down breathing by infecting the brain…
“It is now known that coronaviruses can invade the central nervous system and cause damage to nerve cells in the brain. Studies from 2002 and 2003 that looked at samples from patients with classic SARS, the coronavirus that caused the 2003 SARS outbreak, found virus particles inside brain cells, including the cells in the brainstem that regulate breathing.
“Almost no virus particles have been found in the brain fluid outside of brain cells, which rules out that the virus enters the brain via the blood or through lymph notes. The most likely source of the virus particles found in the brain thus appears to be the respiratory system…
“Studies of the classic SARS coronavirus in mice lend evidence to this hypothesis. In these studies, it was found that when infection occurs through the nose, the virus can enter the brain through the nerve cells used to process smell (olfactory nerves). From here, the virus can spread to the brainstem and destroy the brain cells responsible for breathing.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/the-superhuman-mind/202003/what-does-coronavirus-do-the-brain
http://thisisrowdyhouse.com/family-farm/
Something to cheer up your day. Or not?!
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Those who have an ingrained fear of polio and believe that the polio vaccine was instrumental in “eradicating” acute poliomyelitis should take time to read the following Chapter 12 of “Dissolving Illusions…
Coauthor Dr. Suzanne Humphries states, “Do you remember in the Dissolving Illusions polio chapter, how polio was socially engineered through the media, into something it scientifically was not? After a couple years of a publicly dramatized vaccine campaign using Jonas Salk, the public was salivating for the liberating vaccine. It arrived amid a fog of controversy that was white washed in the media. Here is the chapter free. Now…think how the covid narrative parallels.”
http://www.whale.to/c/DissolvingIllusions-Polio.pdf
You have a way of glomming onto one or two individuals you designate as “an expert,” and then use that person’s opinions to rewrite history, epidemiology, and so forth. So it appears with Humphries. Here is one analysis of how sketchy her measles vaccine analysis is. The same points would seem to apply to the polio vaccine. Both polio and measles are pretty serious diseases, and trying to somehow re-position them as mild doesn’t cut it with those of us who were there and know better.
https://medium.com/@visualvaccines/why-dr-suzanne-humphries-an-anti-vaccine-activist-is-lying-to-you-about-measles-ce446d0a7e0f
David,
The following document is a point by point response to Isabella B’ s article you referenced…
Noted at the beginning of the document, “we have addressed every point that “Isabella B” made in her BLOG, in detail. See “Isabella B’s” critique in red, and the Dissolving Illusions’ authors’ responses in black.”.
Isabella B’s reference at the beginning to “Dr Suzanne Humphries, “a nephrologist-turned-homeopath” is incorrect. In truth, as the document points out, she “Dr Humphries is a nephrologist and never has been a homeopath”.
https://drsuzanne.net/2015/10/why-dr-suzanne-humphries-an-anti-vaccine-activist-is-lying-to-you-about-measles/
I previously read Isabella B’s article and similar articles such as hers in defense of vaccination. The fact of the matter is, vaccinations, even though they may be able to stimulate a quasi-short-term immunity at best, they nonetheless are an unnatural/toxic intervention that have the potential to cause serious harm including death… Indeed, much more harm in fact then the vaccine apologists claim or are willing to admit.
Over the last 40 years I have relied on innumerable sources (pro and con) with respect to my search for the truth about the incidence of disease and the use of toxic and invasive vaccine ingredients used to prevent those diseases. I have made my position very clear on this blog and elsewhere with respect to vaccinations… “The process of injecting highly toxic and invasive substances into an individual, especially an infant, is essentially flawed and represents one of the most insidious forms of abuse ever perpatrated on humanity” … Dr Robert Mendelsohn sum it up very well, “The greatest threat of childhood diseases lies in the dangerous and ineffectual efforts made to prevent them through mass immunization….. There is no convincing scientific evidence that mass inoculations can be credited with eliminating any childhood disease.”
I was born in 1953 at that time in Canada when there were no approved vaccines available for measles or polio including the majority of all the other vaccines currently administered today… I remember developing chicken pox, mumps and measles when I was a child, none of which were considered serious by parents and most doctors. In fact, it is important that children develop these childhood diseases such as measles, chicken pox and mumps early on in life in order to prime and strengthen their immune systems. I acknowledge that diseases such as measles and polio can be serious for some especially if the child is malnourished and or is subjected to improper treatment interventions.
In 2018 Paul Offit, American pediatrician and self-proclaimed and industry-funded vaccine pundit made this astute pronouncement… “What’s the best way to convince the parent to get a vaccine? It is to have an outbreak. So that’s it. Fear Sells. Sadly people are compelled much more by fear than reason.”
https://twitter.com/2ndfor1st/status/1030864141769035776?s=20