Originally posted by antar
Ok our family doc said even last year, bring your child to me for vaccinations because you cannot trust what they say about how clean they are now.
Interesting.
Does this mean that the vaccines available to private doctors are different from vaccines available through public programs?
I do not mean to say btw that every person on welfare is trash. I am talking about the ones that are just popping them out as anchors to the welfare
system which in their ignorance no longer exists.
I meant that many welfare programs were designed originally to encourage rapid procreation, specifically to speed human evolution.
...Around the late 1800's, it was apparent - and much discussed - that the ruling classes were becoming more and more sickly, and losing their
ability to reproduce. ...At the same time, the lower classes were "breeding like rabbits" - a circumstance much lamented in certain circles.
Some theorists speculate that vaccines were used to disseminate infected blood from the ruling classes, in hopes that an immunity would emerge. The
serum from immune individuals would have been harvested, and a
real vaccine developed against the ruling class scourge.
But no one really knew what agent or microbe was actually responsible - and by the 1950's, it was clear that
something infectious had gone
epidemic in the USA and other industrial nations. ...It also was fairly clear that the medical and food industries were spreading these unknown
infectious agents, as latent and retroviruses, and other industrial products and activities were triggering reactivation and mutation.
A decision apparently was made to allow the medical and food industries to continue to spread latent and retro viruses, and other industries to
continue to create materials and products that triggered reactivation and mutation - and allow the 'natural' processes of evolution to deal with the
effects.
The 'evolutionary hypothesis' regarding the role of latent and retroviruses is explained fairly simply here:
The viruses that make us: a role for endogenous retrovirus in the evolution
of placental species
We currently think of a virus as an agent that necessarily reduce host fitness and generally cause disease, together with other pathogenic
microorganisms, such as bacteria and fungi. ...viruses can also invent systems of molecular genetic identity and superimpose a new combined identity
onto the infected host. In so doing,
a virus can allow the host itself to adapt to the environment and evolve quickly, providing a creative force
that the host may further develop into systems of identity and immunity that can contribute directly to host evolution.
...the genomes of placental mammals are also highly infected with retroviruses found only in their genomes (endogenous) and because retroviruses are
generally immunosuppressive, I examine the possibility that the embryo is acting like an infectious agent that produces virus to suppress the
mother's immune system.
...
parasitic viral-like genomes may represent one of the primary mechanisms for the evolution of higher order living systems.
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