Vaccines - Did They REALLY Save Us? Pt 1 SMALL POX: A History of Hype & Hysteria

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The war is on. While MSM is peddling guilt to anyone who doesn't toe the measles bad, MMR good party line, it seems that it makes no difference how many victims of the MMR vaccine you pull up, Ted Pabies, 100 parents at an autism now conference, 500 parents waiting outside of a congressional hearing to speak, Dr. Tony Bark explaining how epigenetics makes it so when size does not fit all when it comes to vaccines, Dr. Holtzrop showing us how doctors have no idea how vaccines actually work, or whatever of the thousands of powerful testimonies, sciences and court rulings in favor of the vaccine injured, none of this seems to make waves in the minds of people who are panicking with a recent measles outbreak because they believe that vaccines saved us. In fact, this belief that vaccine saved us is so strong that little to nothing can penetrate this deep viscerally and primally ingrained respect for the history of science, quote unquote, we were given, but never really took a deeper look at before. But what happens when you inspect the claim and really look at the facts and timelines as they happened? Is the status of savior merited by the historical facts, or does it prove to be more of a myth? To answer that question, we need to go back to the beginning, line the facts up, and see for ourselves if the narrative supports itself and its claims. We need to revisit the origins of smallpox and polio, the mother of all vaccine goddesses. There are three kinds of lies, lies, damn lies, and statistics, Mark Twain. Smallpox Not only was vaccination a complete failure, most cases had been vaccinated, but it was actually the main cause in the spread of smallpox, with the most obvious example being the huge epidemic at the very height of compulsory vaccination. Lysister provided the most glaring example of its failure. Dr. Monk stated before the hospital commission that the percentage of vaccinated patients in the London Smallpox Hospital had increased from 40% in 1838 to 94.6% in 1879. This evidence was given in 1882, but Mr. Wheeler stated that according to the reports of the High Gate Hospital, the vaccinated patients had long been over 90% of the whole, and are now often even 94 or 95%. Alfred R. Wallace, 1898, vaccination, a delusion. Also, the town of Lysister is and has been for the last 20 years the least vaccinated town in the kingdom. Its average population from 1873 to 1894 was about two-thirds that of the army during the same period. Yet the smallpox deaths in the army in navy were 37 per million. Those of Lysister under 15 per million. I know of one epidemic of smallpox comprising 900 in some cases in which 95% of the infected had been vaccinated, and most of them recently. I've had in my own experience one very small epidemic comprising 33 cases of which 29 had vaccination histories, a good scar, and some of them vaccinated within the last year. There was no protection there. Dr. William Howard Hay, 1937, compared these well-vaccinated countries with Australia, the least vaccinated country in the world. In 134 years, not one fifth of the children born have been vaccinated. Yet only three Australian children under five have died of that disease. In the last 50 years, no child under five has died of smallpox, and in the whole of her history, less than one person per annum has died of it. Although allowing five years protective period, only 2% of her population have ever been quote unquote protected. M. Beto-Bales, MRCS, L.R.C.P. Smallpox vaccination in the Philippines, 1905 to 1920. In 1918 and 1919, there were 112,549 cases of smallpox notified, with 60,855 deaths. Systematic mass vaccination started in 1905, and since its introduction, case mortality increased alarmingly. Dr. Archie Kalokarenos, MBBS PhD FAPM. M. Ten outbreaks of smallpox between 1947 and 1974, nearly 100 people became ill with smallpox, even though they had been vaccinated. Dr. Bookwald? The smallpox, unvaccinated Gabrielle, did not become ill as the vaccinated wall trout. This did not agree with medical opinion. In their textbook on infectious diseases, the authors G. Sal and Moore reproduced a photo of the two girls, but without their heads. It claimed that the girl with considerably more post-jules on her body was the unvaccinated Gabrielle, the girl with the less post-jules the vaccinated wall trout. It was, however, exactly the other way around. The unvaccinated Gabrielle was less ill than the vaccinated wall trout. The vaccination nonsense, 2004 lectures. We were fortunate enough to adjust their own medical and health officials, where we reminded them of the incidents of smallpox and formally immunized Filipinos. We invited them to consult their own medical records and asked them to correct us if our own facts and figure disagreed. No such correction has been forthcoming, and we can only conclude that between 1918 and 1919, there were 112. 549 cases of smallpox notified, with 60,855 deaths. This is the stemic mass of vaccination started in 1905, and since its introduction, case mortality increased alarmingly. Their own records comment that the mortality is hardly explainable. Dr. Kellogg-Karinos. In 1918, the US Army forced the vaccination of 3,285,376 natives in the Philippines. And no epidemic was brewing, only the sporadic cases of the usual mild nature. Of the vaccinated persons, 47,369 came down with smallpox, and of these 16,477 died. In 1919, the experiment was doubled. 7,670,252 natives were vaccinated. Of these, 65,180 victims came down with smallpox, and 44,408 died. In the first experiment, one third died, and in the second, two thirds of the infected ones died. From Dr. William Koch's book, The Survival Factor, Neoplastic and Viral Diseases. We'll read one more here. In the second report of the Commission, pages 219 and 20, a witness declared that out of 6 persons who died of smallpox and were reported by the Medical Officer of the Union to have been unvaccinated, 5 or found to have been vaccinated, 1 being a child who had been vaccinated by the very person who made the report, and another a man who had been twice re-vaccinated in the militia. Alfred Russell Wallace. Vaccination, a delusion. I could go on and read some more, but you get the point. So then why would anyone think vaccines were a good idea in the first place? How did it all get to come around? First off, let's examine the terminology we'll be using. Inoculation has existed for centuries, perhaps millennia. It is a practice of injecting a human disease like smallpox into the bloodstream in order to make a person immune from catching smallpox. It is person to person using the actual contagion. They used to practice this by cutting into the skin of the infected and the non-infected and merging the pus of the sick with the blood of the healthy. This did provide a sort of immunity, not without risk. There was chance of death in the inoculation process, but there was also a greater chance of shedding, which made it kind of dangerous for the others around. The process of vaccination was taking a secondary disease, such as cowpox, which was rumored to give immunity from smallpox in those that acquired it. Now cowpox is a cow-uddered disease, and it was not as mortal or serious of a disease as smallpox. So by getting the cowpox, you would be getting a lesser chance of getting the smallpox disease in theory. And thus have a better chance of surviving an epidemic. This is the ideology behind this. And it comes from the Latin word of cow, vaca. Immunization is to be immune from catching a certain disease. So you catch measles. Childhood disease like measles makes a person immune from catching measles for the rest of his or her life. Very early, a medieval Latin or scientific name for smallpox. An exclusively human disease, which is caused by the bite of a blood-sucking insect named Cymex-Lectulaurius or the bedbug. Now, as an aside, this wouldn't be discovered for another hundred years by Dr. A. R. Campbell MD, who discovered the cause of smallpox. It was only spread by the bite of a blood-sucking insect called the bedbug. And on top of that, he was a graduated from the University of Tulane Medical School and was licensed to practice medicine by the state of Texas. He was president of the San Antonio Academy of Medicine and was a member of the Bexar County Medical Society. Another victim of the medical inquisition. The great doctor, scientist and naturalist, is not mentioned in any of the hundreds of biographies on medical men and their discoveries. And he gets credit for, especially besides finding the cause of smallpox, is discovering how to colonize bats in order to destroy the malaria carrying mosquito. And he designed these bat houses that would efficiently feed on the mosquitoes that were carrying malaria, hence managing epidemics at their sources. He would even be nominated for a Nobel Prize for Medicine by the state of Texas on February 10th, 1919 for his work. But identifying the problem at its sources has never been the agenda of the vaccine industry. We get ahead of ourselves here, so let's go back. It is recorded in Indian history, the inoculation process and the goddess of the smallpox. In Malabba woman invoking the goddess of smallpox and carrying fire on her head symbolic of the disease. A religious, dramatic representation of the power of the Hindu goddess of smallpox in here, this lacing of the arms. Apparently, the Jesuits under Loyola sending Xavier out to India in the 1500s, 1541. They were aware of these practices. Now this is for further research, but the Jesuits are said to be at the root of spreading this inoculation practice to the Western world. And it is alleged that the Jesuits used a smokescreen via Lady Montague to introduce inoculation to the Brits as they have a history of being very subversive and using other people to push forward their objectives and agendas covertly without using their face. And safely from the shadows, they can operate. There is a history of them being thrown out of every country, but we are not going to do a Jesuit expose. Of course, the Jesuits individually are known for doing very much good in the world, but if you ever take a look at the Jesuit oath for just a second, you can see there is a little bit more lurking behind the order and it goes all the way up to the black pope. And granted, this oath is highly disputed, of course, and probably been debunked whether it is an actual document that is true or has been forged to complicate and muddy the issue to deliberately look like a forged document, for instance, is besides the historical facts that the Jesuits have been thrown out of nearly every country over the years for attempting to subvert the government and that we shall share some quotes regarding Jesuit ideology and conspiracy and accusations towards the end, though we will come nowhere near exhausting the extensive list of people that have tried to warn us of the intentions of the society. But nevertheless, that is actually the top of the pyramid when it comes to who the Masonic initiates answer to all the way up and leading down a trickle effect into the AMA and the hijacking of the healthcare system that we have today that now dictates what isn't medicine in contrary to the science and the minds of men, we will explore that further. But between the time of Lady Montague's presenting inoculation to the courts and royalty in England and the emergence of gender who gets credit for present-day vaccination development, which again is the cross-infection of animal diseases to build immunity for secondary diseases of smallpox, a human, exclusively human disease. There was a report sent in years before a gender that actually had this to say regarding inoculation and how to do it correctly. Inoculation is performed in an industry by a particular tribe of Brahmins who are delegated annually for the service for the different colleges of Vinbond, Elabas and Binaris over all the distant provinces divided them into small parties of three or four each. They plan their traveling circuit in such wise as to arrive at the places of the operation consists only in abstaining for a month from fish, milk and ghee. When the Brahmins begin to inoculate any who have not on a strict scrutiny, duly observe the preparatory course and join in them, it is no uncommon thing for them to ask the parents how many pucks they choose their children should have on the efficacy of this practice, how it has had the following to say, when the before recited treatment of the inoculation is strictly followed, it is next to a miracle to hear that one in a million fails to receiving the infection or one that miscarries under it. So, there is actually a prescription for a very particular diet that is supposed to accompany inoculation beforehand to ensure the proper absorption of the immune benefits with the maximized reduction of risk that the inoculation is supposed to pass on. However, this part of the equation is left out of the archives of medicine, the annals of medicine and again we shall explore that later on. Thirty years after Howell's report, Jenner turns in a paper to the Royal Society where he makes a discovery that the milkmaids of his hometown has this folklore of not catching smallpox in greater numbers, allegedly because the cowpox grants them an immunity to the secondary illness of smallpox and Jenner takes the liberty of inventing a completely new disease called Varyole vaccinate, smallpox of the cow. Now we know today that all the pox, whether it's chicken pox or smallpox or cowpox, are three different viruses, but he not mentioning it in his book, he actually puts it just on the cover and doesn't go into it anymore, but makes an association between the smallpox and the cowpox. So there's an association that is made in the minds of men that is not scientifically validated for years. Now about Jenner's qualifications, he was a apprentice, doctor insurgent, from somebody he tutelaged under but was never accredited and went back and practiced medicine in his hometown where he heard about the milkmaids. It wasn't till 1790 that Jenner became doctor Jenner when he bought a medical degree from the University of St. Andrews for the sum of 15 pounds. The following year Jenner would inoculate his 18-month-old son with swine pox. Later in 1789 he would, in 1798 he would vaccinate his son again this time with cowpox. His son would die of tuberculosis at the age of 20. The five years after the swine pox vaccination, he gave a jab to an eight-year-old boy named James Phillips who was also to die of tuberculosis at age 21. Buying them a few years perhaps, perhaps not, perhaps there's a connection, too little information there to tell for sure. But the whole story needs to be told in these clinical observations, not just slivers of factoids. Now most of us these days are aware that there are six corporations that own all the news media outlets, the major ones and significant ones. And some of us are aware that the CFR got together and decided a few years, a few decades ago, how much of a percentage is needed to sponsor in order to have a say in newspapers. But few of us realize that this problem has gone back for a while. News days in major New York City newspaper, it is a typical brass check publication, and in the year 1919 you took uptensing, uptensing clear, wrote a best-selling book entitled The Brass Check, a study of American journalism. He found that every single newspaper in America was owned and controlled by big business. Even at that time there was not one independent newspaper and source of truth for the American people, owning the press. The methods by which the empire of business maintains its control over journalism are four, first ownership of the papers, second ownership of the owners, third advertising subsidies, and fourth direct bribery. By these methods there exists an America a control of news and of current comment more absolute than any monopoly in any other industry. This statement may sound extreme, but if you will think about it you will realize that in the very nature of the case it must be true. Edward Jenner's biography was written by his close friend and confidant John Barron MD. The book was published in 1838. It is out of print but is available in many libraries in America, even though he tries very very hard to do well by his good friend. Jenner's folly is a parent on almost every page. That is probably the reason why the book is not in print. Here's a quote from the book about smallpox and milkmaids. Many years he lapsed before he had an opportunity of completing his projected experiments on vaccination and he encountered numerous difficulties in carrying on the preliminary part of his inquiry. In the first place he had found from his own observation as well as from that of other medical gentlemen in the country that what was commonly called cowpox was not a certain preventative of smallpox. This fact damped but did not extinguish his art by prosecuting his investigation a little further. This difficulty was obviated. He discovered that cows were subject to a variety of spontaneous eruptions in their teats that they all were capable of communicating sores to the behands of the milkers and that whatever sores was so produced was called in the dairy cowpox. This was satisfactory information and removed one great difficulty and suggested a distinction between these diseases when being called by him the true, the other, the spurious cowpox, former possessing a specific power over the constitution, the other not. This impediment was scarcely removed before another of more formidable aspect arose. He learned that there were well authenticated instances to prove that when the true cowpox broke out among the cattle at a dairy and was communicated to the milkers even they had subsequently had smallpox. Tidings of this kind which seemed to render further investigation useless checked for a season his fond hopes. But resistance and difficulty only augmented his energy and he resumed his labours with redoubled zeal. The result was most happy and enabled him to take that great step in the progress of his inquiry without which none of its anticipated advantages could have been realized. On the former occasion he discovered that there were two distinct affections, both vulgarly denominated cowpox. That one gave protection against smallpox that the other did not but when he found that what he concluded to be the true cowpox itself could not be depended on he felt perplexed. Most men would at the stage have abandoned the investigation and despair. It was not so with gender. He conceived that in such cases there must be some ascertainable cause for the deviation from the ordinary effects of the disease. It occurred to him that the virus of the cowpox itself might have undergone some change whereby its specific virtues were lost. That in deteriorated state it might have been incapable of producing a local disease upon the hand of the milker. But no such influence upon the constitution as is requisite to render the individual unsusceptible of various contagion so that the same cow might one day communicate a genuine and efficacious preventive and the next nothing but a local affection which could exact to no beneficial influence whether the whatever on the constitution. This most ingenious and forcible reasoning supported by analogies drawn from the well-known properties of the virus of smallpox itself received an ample confirmation from experience and was the basis of which some of the fundamental rules of the practice of vaccination were founded. It was ascertained that it was only in a certain state of the postual that virus was afforded capable of imparting to the constitution its protective power that matter taken after this period might excite a local disease but not of such a sort as to render the individual proof against the effects of various contagion. Life of Edward Jenner by John Byron volume one pages one thirty one and one thirty two. Sounds confusing. Spurious cowpox, genuine cowpox. Cow's giving genuine protection one day and false protection the next. It's all utter destruction and nonsense. Wondering if there is spurious smallpox and genuine smallpox too. Sounds like double talk. Remember President Lincoln said that Jesuits never forgive nor forsake. So some of the things that were practiced in Jenner's time was bloodletting and the Jenner of France was a pastor who decided that the bacteria and milk was the enemy in so decided to pastorize and essentially cook all the nutrients that were in milk rendering the milk with a little to no immune benefits. Yet injecting cow pus was okay. That was all right but raw milk bad. Bloodletting good. One notable critic of Dr. Jenner's was from his town, a lady who was not very fond of his vaccines and wasn't afraid to go public with it. He talked of the first effects of his discovery on some of his sapient wise discerning town's folk. One lady of no mean influence among them met him soon after the publication of his inquiry and in the true Glacierster dialect. So your book is out at last. Well I can tell you that there being to copy sold in our town nor shan neither. If I can help it. On another occasion the same notable name having heard of some rumors of failures in vaccination came up to the doctor with great eagerness and said, shent us have a general inoculation now. I eat smallpox inoculation. Life of Edward Jenner, volume 2, page 3, 4. Four nations loved and admired Jenner. His local town folk did not. So disregarding that the victims of vaccines have been documented ever since going way back and disregarding the cruel and unusual cultivation method required for harvesting the cow pus involving tying the pork calf down to a table and making incisions and infecting it with various agents. Well it's being scraped and tortured. Lovely thing to put in you, especially when it's not required. The Romans didn't inoculate. They had pure drinking waters and aquedox and everybody was encouraged to take a bath at least once a day. We got the Roman bath houses right to keep their clothes clean to avoid diseases like smallpox which we now know is a bed bug bite disease. So hygiene and sanitation are a key component of health in societies, especially where people congregate. There's no question but that perfect sanitation is almost obliterated this disease, smallpox, and sooner or later will dispose of it entirely. Of course, when that time comes in all probability the credit will be given to vaccination, John Tilden M.D., 1851 and 1940. Yet the craze spread across Europe, Dr. Luigi Sacco being the general of Italy. It was not unusual, Marshall Road Home to General, to see the mornings of the public inoculation at the hospital. A procession of men, women and children conducted through the streets by a priest carrying cross come to be inoculated. By these popular means it meant not with opposition and the common people expressed themselves certain that it was a blessing sent from heaven, though discovered by one heretic and practiced by another, gender and vaccination. Dr. Cratern, page 288. And this form of vaccine worship continues to this day. The Catholic Church teaches that it is lawful to get vaccinated to protect our children, public health, and the common good in National Catholic Bioethic Center. Maybe it's because Pope Francis led a polio vaccine campaign when he visited Mexico, according to the Vaxopedia here. Pope Francis helped launch a polio vaccine campaign when he visited Mexico in 2016. Or because Pope Francis thanked members of the Rotary International during an audience at the Vatican where the Pope emphasized the importance of vaccinations against polio and urged Rotary to continue. Let's go to a 1650 quote. The time will arrive very soon in which the company of Jesus will become very solicitous in the human sciences. But without a single application of virtue, the ambition will be to dominate the overbearing and pride penetrating its soul to rule alone and no one can restrain them. Jerome Leneusa. He who thinks he knows the Jesuits by having read all the books that were written in the past century, the 18th century, to enmask them, would be grossly deceived. The Jesuitism of that day was an open war against the gospel and society. The Jesuitism of the present is a slow but contagious and deadly disease which secretly insinuates itself. It is a poison taken under the name of medicine. Luigi de Santis, 1852. Official censor of the Inquisition. Popory, Posseism, and Jesuitism. And according to the Bible, if you want to really know, the cutting of the flesh is prohibited, practice amongst the Jews as is any kind of idolatry of cow worship. Is it not what vaccines are essentially? Even down to the very root of its name, Vaca, cow. Now I'm sorry, I don't mean to be dogmatic on you or cowmatic, but quite literally vaccine worship and dogma are intertwined. And ironically, if we follow this story to the Americas prior to Jenner's discovery, we come to the story of Cotton Mather who through his slave, when Isimus was inspired to inoculate the population of Boston and allegedly depending on how you want to slice the numbers and the statistics, was claimed to have saved thousands of lives in the Boston epidemic through the process of inoculation. Now it was very controversial, it was not popular at all and it made him a loaded man as well as Boyston who was a proponent of this methodology, the story involves a young Ben Franklin too who was a critic of the man. And there is another claim to fame of Mather's which is maybe why we don't hear about him more in the pro vaccination propaganda front. And that is his participation in the Salem Witch Trials, which of course we know how that ended. He was one of the leading finger pointers who was making a case for a demonic possession of the girls. So ironically to this day, which hunt continues and it is the same side, it is the vaccine pushers who want to force their dogma on the rest of us. If you want to get more honestly detailed than that, is it not even copulating with animals, copulating being an exchange of DNA material? But claims of injury and faulty statistics aside, vaccines would prove to come with a whole host of other problems in time. Cancer was practically unknown until the Cowpox vaccination began to be introduced. I have seen 200 cases of cancer and never saw case in an unvaccinated person, W.B. Clark, New York Times, 1909. Already published reports as well as our own observations indicate that smallpox vaccinations sometimes produces manifestations of leukemia. In children and adults observed in the clinics of Cercal, smallpox vaccination has been followed by violent local and general reactions and by leukemia. Julianne, Alex Sundrelix. Here was cut from any public disclosures. And I think that vaccines have to be considered the bargain basement technology for the 20th century. 50 years ago when Morris Hilliman was a high school student in Miles City, Montana, he hoped he might qualify as a management trainee for the local JC Penny Store. Instead, he went on to pioneer more breakthroughs in vaccine research and development than anyone in the history of American medicine. Among the discoveries he made at Merck are vaccines for mumps, rubella and measles. Tell me how you found SV-40 in the Polaro vaccine. Well, that was a Merck thing. Yeah, I came to Merck and I was going to develop vaccines. We had wild viruses in our station, remember the wild monkey kidney viruses and so forth. And I finally, after six months gave up, I said that you cannot develop vaccines with these damn monkeys. We were fished and if I can't do something I'm gonna quit. I'm gonna try it. So I went down to see Bill Mann at the zoo in Washington, D.C. and I told Bill Mann I said look, here's a, I got a problem. I don't know what the hell would do. Bill Mann is a real bright guy. And I said these lashing monkeys are picking it up and while being stored in the airports in transit that he's loading off-loading. He said very simply. He said you go ahead, get your monkeys out of West Africa. Get the African green, bring them into Madrid, phone load them there. There are no other traffic through there for animals. Fly them into Philadelphia, pick them up or fly them into New York and pick them up. Right off the airplane. So I brought African greens and I didn't know we were importing AIDS virus at the time. So, what he did, he brought in, I mean we brought in those monkeys. Now we had those. This was the solution. Because those monkeys didn't have the wild viruses. But we had all these- Why didn't the greens have the wild viruses since they came from Africa? Because they weren't, well they weren't, they weren't being infected in these group holding things with all the other 40 different viruses. But they had the ones they brought from the jungle though. Yeah, they had those but they were relatively few. What you do is you have a gang housing, you're gonna have an epidemic transmission of infection in a confined space. Oh, is that a problem? So anyway the greens came in. Now we had these and then we're taking our seed starts to clean them up and got now where I'm discovering new viruses. So I said, shoot, it's priest. So now I gotta have something you know that's gonna attract attention. So I thought, gee that damn S-B 40. I mean that damn bad vaculating agent that we have. I'm gonna just pick that particular one. That virus has got to be in vaccines. And it's gonna be in the Sabin's vaccines so I quickly can't test it. Sure enough it was in and- It'll be down. So now I go ahead and- So you just took stocks of Sabin's vaccine off the shelf here at Merck? Yeah, well then it had not been made at Merck. It was made at Merck and- You were making it for Sabin at this point? Yeah, it was made before I came. Yeah. But at this point Sabin is still just doing these massive field trials. Okay. In Russian so far so I go down. I talked about the detection and then I'm taking the first one. I told Albert. But at this point Sabin is still just doing these massive field trials. Okay. In Russian so far so I go down. I talked about the detection and then I told Albert I said, listen Albert I said, you know you and I are good friends. But I said I'm gonna go down there and you're gonna get- I'm gonna talk about a virus that's in your vaccine. You're gonna get rid of the virus. Don't worry about it. You're gonna get rid of it. But so of course Albert was very upset with me. What did he say? Well he said basically that this is just another obfuscation that is going to upset the vaccines. I said well you know you're absolutely right. But I said we have a new era here. We have a new era of a detection and the important thing is to get rid of these viruses. Why would he call it an obfuscation if it was a virus that was contaminated? Well no because well there are 40 different viruses and these vaccines anyway that we were inactivating and- But you weren't inactivating the- That's correct. No that's right but yellow fever vaccine had leukemia virus and even you know this isn't the days of very good science. So anyway I went down and talked to him and I said well why are you concerned about it? I said well I'm telling you what I said I have a feeling in my bones that this virus is different. I don't know why to tell you this but I've been around bars you know in time. I just think this virus may have some long term effects. And he said what? Cancer? Cancer? I love it. I love it. Let's go ahead. No. I said Albert I said I- You probably think I'm nuts but I just have that feeling. On the meantime we had taken this virus and put it into the hamsters. So we had this meeting and that was sort of the topic of the day and the jokes that were going around was chewy with lyneal Olympics because the Russians soon only loaded down the tumors. This is where the vaccine was being tested. This was this was the right. And it really destroyed the main problem. You know there was a big image. Yeah right. Why didn't this get out of the press? Well I guess it did. We had no press release. I'm obviously going to go off. This is a scientific affair within the scientific community. This is scientific affair within the scientific community. But anyway we know it was in our seed stock for making the vaccine. That virus you see it's one in 10,000 particles is not an activated by for me. It was good science at the time because that was what you did. You didn't worry about these wildfires. So you discovered it wasn't being inactivated in the salt vaccine. Right. So then the next thing I was three or four weeks after that and found that there were tumors popping out of these hamsters. Despite AIDS and leukemia suddenly becoming pandemic from wild viruses, the hellmen said this was good science at that time. Looking at our vaccine timeline, we can see that between the time that Jenner sends his paper to a royal society about his newly invented disease, the Variole vaccinee, or smallpox of the cow, which we know now it doesn't exist. The paper is rejected and returned with a warning. He had better not promulgate such a wild idea if he valued his reputation. Quote unquote. Edward Jenner publishes his inquiry about his newly invented disease, Variole vaccinee, or smallpox of the cow in 1798, the year after that. And in 1799, doctrine and practice of vaccinations spreads like the plague all over England. Now this was competing with the inoculation process which was human to human. Again, the vaccination was taking the lesser disease of cowpox and hopes that it was going to give you an immunity to smallpox. However, that was not always a successful thing. Yet, if it failed, the attainment of cowpox was not a big deal compared to the attainment of smallpox, which could be deadly in a large percentage of the population. However, it was also disputed, whether or not the illness was as contagious as it was claimed to be, especially once the source, the bed bug was discovered and sanitation measures employed. But before that got realized, in 1799, you had a doctrine and practice of vaccination, which was spreading all over England like the plague. Doctrine spreads in 1800 all over the world. Benjamin Waterhouse of Harvard University brings it to the US. In 1839, there is a smallpox epidemic that sweeps England and kills 22,081 people. It's 40 years after the practice of vaccination becomes widespread. Now in 1840, inoculation is outlawed by the British Parliament, as that was a dangerous thing. Now, as we remember, as we learned, remember, the practice of inoculation was actually recommended as per the Brahmin who had been practicing this and who we learned this from, from whom this information, this method of healing comes from supposedly originally. They practice a full month of fasting before doing the inoculation. So we only have half the prescription down in the inoculation process. But the inoculation process is swapped out for the vaccination process and hence begins the process of using diseased animal material to infect the human bloodstream. This was also before the addition of heavy metals. Who knows? Not all of the batches were identified in their ingredients. So in 1840, inoculation is outlawed by the British Parliament. And in 1853, in England, the Compulsory Vaccination Act is passed by Parliament. Every parent is required to have their baby vaccinated within three months of birth or face a fine of 20 shillings. 1855, medical inquisition begins in US as Massachusetts is the first day to adopt mandatory vaccination laws. Every state in the US has them now. You do have opt-out options, except in a couple states, but now they're trying to take those away. 1867, nonpayment of fines for skipping smallpox vaccination result in harsher penalties. Thousands defy the medical inquisition and leave Britain rather than submit their children to this barbaric right. 1868, anti-compulsory vaccination league is formed in Britain. 1870, outbreak of smallpox all over Europe. 1871, smallpox continues to rage all over Europe. 1889, in England, a royal commission is appointed to inquire into certain aspects of the vaccination question. The committee would be in session for seven years and would issue six reports with a final report in 1896. The result of the final report was the Vaccination Act of 1898. In 1896, final report of the World Commission on Vaccination, the commission could not ignore the mountains of evidence against vaccination, so they recommended that mandatory vaccination should be stopped. 1898, vaccination act removes penalties from vaccination law. By 1900, the Rockefeller and JPMorgan syndicate, byzian cyclopedia Britannica, and all derogatory references to vaccination are removed. 1910, Flexner report is issued which calls for the elimination of over half the medical schools in the US. 1911, vaccination is made mandatory in the US armed forces. 1917, US soldiers are vaccinated prior to going overseas to fight in World War I. They begin to drop dead by the thousands. 1918, 675,000 Americans and 25 million die worldwide from vaccination in the worst epidemic in the history of the world. The medical inquisition covers it up by calling it Spanish flu. 1991, Gulf War begins. Thousands of coalition soldiers receive vaccination with a deadly anthrax germ, getting the squalene adjuvant in the anthrax vaccine, which gives them Gulf War syndrome. 1 million veterans come down with Gulf War syndrome. Some of them, many of them, not having gone to Gulf War. Some of them, quite a few of them, having even passed on the contagion to their family somehow. And their doctors. Polio, we take a pause in our story for now so as to properly absorb all that we have chewed off in this part of did vaccines really save us. Join us for part two, where we will blow the lid of lies off that narrative as well and see that not only were the monkey cancer viruses in these vaccines, but what tricks were employed to give the needed statistics to fool the world and will expose the true cause of the global polio epidemics as well as share what really saved us. Exposing how the chemical roots of the federal drug administration has exposed us to more harm than good. Of course, the truth itself is a bitter pill to swallow, but only it can set you free. Because in this world, cherry picking sources of truth and facts can be deadly. Join us next time and be well. To be continued.