Does anyone remember smallpox?
I think those were forced vaccinations.
-SMALLPOX- "By 1853, Parliament began passing laws to make the untested vaccine compulsory throughout the British empire. Other countries of
Europe followed suit. Once the economic implications of compulsory vaccinations were realized, few dared to disagree. Then, as now, the media were
controlled by the vaccine manufacturers and the government, who stood to make huge money from the sale of these spurious vaccines."... Tim O'Shea
President Bush tries to start mandatory SmallPox
Vaccines 2003
Slow Learners
What most people don't know is that just after the US began vaccinating for smallpox (1902) England stopped. By 1907, England finally got the
message: no more compulsory smallpox vaccination. Holland, same thing in 1928. Australia - 1925 (Anderson, p 10) [7]
How long did it take the US to figure out that the smallpox vaccine not only didn't work, but was dangerous and often fatal as well? We finally
stopped vaccinating in 1971, the last holdout in the world.
The low ebb of the infectious diseases arrived in the 1970s. From 1950 to 1970, zero cases of smallpox were reported in the U.S. After several years
passed, however, there are now a few cases of smallpox, but they only occur among the ranks of the vaccinated! (Scheibner) [23]
What's important to notice is that smallpox vaccination in the U.S. persisted another 30 years after the disease was at an incidence of practically
zero. Again, the only source of death from smallpox in the U.S. for 30 years was from the vaccine itself. (Mendelsohn, p 232, World Book, 1994) [24,
25]
Even though smallpox vaccination became mandatory in the US after 1902, what is less commonly known is that by 1929, all states, but nine no longer
made it compulsory. Reason: too many deaths and complications. (H.B. Anderson, p 2)
Today smallpox occurs nowhere in nature.
Dissenting Voices
Other physicians of the smallpox era were not that impressed with the vaccine. William Howard Hay MD, at an address he gave on 25 June 1937,
remarked:
"…of all the insane things we have advocated in medicine - that is one of the most insane, to insist on the vaccination of children or anyone
else for the prevention of smallpox, when as a matter of fact, we are not able to prove that vaccination saved one man from smallpox." [26]
Phillipine Fiasco
After WWI, there was a lot of surplus smallpox vaccine that didn't get used. So we looked to another market we could control. When the U.S. mandated
a mass smallpox vaccination program in the Philippines in 1917, some 25 million shots were given to those people. 163,000 Filipinos came down with the
disease after the vaccination, and 75,339 Filipinos died from it, quadrupling the death rate prior to the inoculation program. That's way more than
the total number of Americans who died in the entire Vietnam war! American "immunization" of its Philippine territory caused several horrific
epidemics there that didn't quite make the six o'clock news. (Anderson, p 69 W.H.Hay, also James, p 410) [7, 26, 27]
Fairy Tales Can Come True
To sum up, what Jenner did was to take an old superstition of Gloucester dairymaids and pander it into a fortune for himself and the English
government by the most ridiculous "scientific" posturing.
The New Smallpox Market
Bringing the discussion into the present, post-9/11 politics has created marketing niches like the world has never seen. In classic Edward L Bernays
style, the illusion of a smallpox threat has been created - an $800 million illusion. [Appleby) [28] With no proof whatsoever, the scripted media
daily barrages the unlettered public with likely scenarios of Muslim terrorists unleashing weaponized smallpox into metropolitan areas, supposedly
resulting in epidemics of smallpox spreading like wildfire through an unvaccinated population, etc.
In an eerie replay of the social politics of 200 years ago, scientific fact is brushed aside and we are distracted from the lessons of our own
history, as though these events never took place:
· smallpox disappeared worldwide in 1977
· the only deaths from smallpox since 1970 have been from the vaccine
· smallpox vaccine killed thousands in England, France, Prussia, and the Philippines
· the sham premise of Jenner is still widely held
· smallpox vaccine historically has killed the most people of any vaccine ever invented
· the vaccine is for a completely different disease - a disease of cows
· the vaccine does not confer immunity to smallpox
· the reason that our country and every other country in the world stopped vaccinating was that the vaccine not only did not work, but was causing
the disease and other pathological and fatal side effects
After all this, President bush tried to restart the Mandatory SmallPox Vaccine in 2003. Now THAT was an EPIC FAIL.
President Bush tries to start mandatory SmallPox
Vaccines 2003
