Smallpox
"It is pathetic and ludicrous to say we ever vanquished smallpox with vaccines, when only 10% of the population was ever vaccinated." Dr Glen Dettman.
Even their chief smallpox expert admitted as much recently:
"If people are worried about endemic smallpox, it disappeared from this country not because of our mass herd immunity. It disappeared because of our economic development. And that's why it disappeared from Europe and many other countries, and it will not be sustained here, even if there were several importations, I'm sure. It's not from universal vaccination."----Dr. Mack
One
of the worst smallpox epidemics took place in England between 1870
and 1872, nearly two decades after compulsory vaccination was
introduced. Leicester, with nearly 200,000 inhabitants, boasted a 95%
vaccination record but it suffered more deaths than less-vaccinated
London - See more at:
http://www.vaccinationcouncil.org/2010/02/26/smallpox-vaccine-origins-of-vaccine-madness/#sthash.PL0Dvk9t.dpuf
In
Japan, in 1885, 13 years after compulsory vaccination, a law was
passed requiring re-vaccination every seven years. From 1886 “”
1892, a total of 25, 474,370 revaccinations were recorded. Yet during
this same period, Japan had 156,175 cases of smallpox with 38,979
deaths, a case mortality of nearly 25 percent. Slow learners, the
government passed another act requiring every resident to be
vaccinated and re-vaccinated every 5 years. Between 1889 “” 1908,
the case mortality was 30 percent. Prior to vaccination the case
mortality was about 10 percent - See more at:
http://www.vaccinationcouncil.org/2010/02/26/smallpox-vaccine-origins-of-vaccine-madness/#sthash.PL0Dvk9t.dpuf
During
a ruthless campaign by the US in the Philippines in 1905, the native
population were forcibly vaccinated several times. In 1918 “”
1919, with over 95% of the population vaccinated, the worst epidemic
the Philippines had ever known occurred. - See more at:
http://www.vaccinationcouncil.org/2010/02/26/smallpox-vaccine-origins-of-vaccine-madness/#sthash.PL0Dvk9t.dpuf
Contrary
to popular belief smallpox was not eradicated by mass vaccination.
Though tried initially it proved difficult to implement in many
countries and was abandoned in favor of surveillance-containment.
This involved trained workers searching for cases, with rewards for
those who found them. Cases and their contacts were then isolated
New
Scientist indicates that "The smallpox family of viruses is
genetically unstable," and that new viral strains which threaten
the "WHO smallpox eradication programme, could emerge
anywhere. It is thus of interest that in a 1980 article in the
Australasian Nurses Journal, Dettman and Kalokerinos pointed out that
electron-microscopy cannot distinguish between the various
"poxviruses. (According to D, de Saving of IDRC, as of 1990
DNA sequencing can make the distinquishingment. What is not known
though, is whether this has any beating on the reporting of the
various "pox" diseases worldwide.) This fact led them to
raise a vitally significant question "as to whether smallpox may
be declared conquered, (it's estimated that only 10 percent of the
world population actually received the vaccine) with the possibility
of it masquerading under the guise of a similar pox." Their line
of evidence and reasoning is summarily stated:
.
. . we claim that if the evidence is honestly evaluated that smallpox
has actually been prolonged and that the so called protective
vaccinations actually put the recipient at risk from . . . the
disease itself. Authorities now realize this and the 'top world'
countries are making vociferous protests about third world countries
continuing use of smallpox vaccination because (a) suddenly it has
become recognized that it is an extremely dangerous procedure, (To
give some idea of the vaccine's dangers, it was reported--in the late
sixties--that annually, roughly 3,000 children were experiencing
varying degrees of brain damage due to the smallpox vaccine; and
according to G. Kiftel in 1967, smallpox vaccination damaged the
hearing of 3,296 children in West Germany, of which 71 became totally
deaf.) and it has now been conquered. The ultimate in ingenuity.
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