Immunizations

[Cpt Blue Skin]

The only emotional responses seem to be coming from you, sir.


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Cpt Blue Skin

----- Original Message -----
From: Chip Hart <chip at PCC.COM>
To: <BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU>
Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 7:26 AM
Subject: Re: Immunizations


>         My last comments on this subject, as the URLs I provided later
>         refer to the kind of behavior we're witnessing here.  No
>         physician I've ever worked with (and I've met 1000s over the
>         last 10+ years) EVER says that a) imms are completely safe or
>         b) completely effective.  Never.  Ever.
>
> Blue Skin:
> >people still contract the diseases they have been
> >injected for.....
>
>         Yes, sometimes.  And, people who don't benefit from herd
>         immunity *OFTEN* contract the diseases they have not been
>         immunized against (not all immunizations are injections, btw,
>         but you knew that).
>
>         Tell me - do you know how many African children will not live to
>         see their 5th birthdays *THIS YEAR* due to death from
>         immunization-preventable-diseases?  [Hint: it's in the
>         multiple-hundred-thousand range.]
>
> >Check out the expiry dates on "vaccination" batches when they are
promoting
> >the next "epidemic" and you will no doubt find that the "vaccine" is
nearing
> >its expiry date.
>
>         Hmmm.  I write software that helps track this kind of thing and
>         I'm willing to wager that I've done a *lot* more work looking
>         at immunizations (from reimbursement in the US to treatment
>         patterns) than you and everyone you know combined and...
>
>         You don't know what the hell you are talking about.  Wow.
>
>         With comments like this, I now know you're trolling.  This is my
>         last response on this subject.
>
>
>
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