To read these paragraphs - from Dr. D.A. Henderson, the man more responsible for eradicating smallpox than anyone else - is to see that advocates of mRNA Covid vaccines were far past optimistic.
smallpox VACCINE is a REAL vaccine. It fits the textbook definition. The c19 jab is a flu shot. I don't care how many times Fraudci rewrites the definition of "vaccine", it's still a flu shot.
Everytime some numbskull uses smallpox to defend mass covid vaccinations, I cringe inwardly. Vaccines, by themselves, are not what eliminated smallpox. It went away due to a unique set of factors (slow genetic drift, lack of animal reservoirs etc) that clearly do not apply to respiratory viruses including COVID.
If we have to vaccinate livestock for coronaviruses every year then what made them think it would be any different with humans?
Basically, it shows that historically almost all communicable disease deaths were reduced (on the order of 98%) prior to vaccination being deployed on the general population. Measles, Flu, Scarlet Fever and Smallpox are examined closely. Improved sanitation, food supply, nutrition, clean drinking water and shelter are cited as by far the main reasons for the dramatic reduction of diseases throughout the 1800s and early 1900s, not vaccination.
Henderson? Sounds like a far right, nazi, white supremacist. I wonder what he'd think about the "new normal" of kids and young adults having heart attacks.
Wow. Clearly written. You don't have to be an expert to understand just how much deception was involved in the campaign to vaccinate against Covid. You could, in fact, be an illiterate villager.
The real smallpox story is interesting and worth looking into. The vaccine was just as controversial and was around for circa 100 years. Authorities in the UK went through various levels of mandating. After these failed efforts - by fail I mean the more they vaccinated, the worse the outbreaks became then rinse and repeat. In 1885 in Leicester the people had had enough and protested peacefully. Eventually the Council accepted the peoples solution which involved improving sanitation practices etc. All these measures were vehemently opposed by the medical establishment but did lead to eradication
I had a bad reaction to the Smallpox shot. My arm swelled up, the injection site oozed fluid, I ran a fever and was literally in bed for about a week alone in my parents bedroom away from the rest of the family. The only person I saw was my mother who took care of me. The rest of the family was instructed to stay away because my Pediatrician said I might be contagious. Didn't breakout into any pox and felt better in a few days, just tired & slept a lot. Went back to school a week after the shot but my arm was sore for a long time. That was the last vaccine I ever had.
"If only Henderson had been alive in 2020 to speak out against this insanity."
Yeah, if only. He would've been deplatformed.
That's coz Covid ain't natural
Compare this to "You have to test to know if you're sick."
smallpox VACCINE is a REAL vaccine. It fits the textbook definition. The c19 jab is a flu shot. I don't care how many times Fraudci rewrites the definition of "vaccine", it's still a flu shot.
Everytime some numbskull uses smallpox to defend mass covid vaccinations, I cringe inwardly. Vaccines, by themselves, are not what eliminated smallpox. It went away due to a unique set of factors (slow genetic drift, lack of animal reservoirs etc) that clearly do not apply to respiratory viruses including COVID.
If we have to vaccinate livestock for coronaviruses every year then what made them think it would be any different with humans?
LOL.
Hi Alex,
Have you seen this excellent video on the history of diseases and vaccination?
https://youtu.be/kQivkd4uDOk
Basically, it shows that historically almost all communicable disease deaths were reduced (on the order of 98%) prior to vaccination being deployed on the general population. Measles, Flu, Scarlet Fever and Smallpox are examined closely. Improved sanitation, food supply, nutrition, clean drinking water and shelter are cited as by far the main reasons for the dramatic reduction of diseases throughout the 1800s and early 1900s, not vaccination.
The good old days when vaccines were vaccines.
And yet, not a single reporter asked Fauci a question with this information as a guide.
The key words in that paragraph - “there was no reservoir in nature”.
Henderson? Sounds like a far right, nazi, white supremacist. I wonder what he'd think about the "new normal" of kids and young adults having heart attacks.
They weren't delusional. They were political. It was a money and power grab.
“…each person who was infected exhibited a rash that could be identified by illiterate villagers..”
so today we have:
… each person who is on team apocalypse exhibited a mask on their face that could be identified by illiterate villagers..
Does all this blow up the theory that we are progressing and getting smarter as times goes on? Examples:
1. This Covid vaccine idiocy. Would not have happened even 30 years ago given how well we understood vaccine development. How did we get so stupid?
2. We don’t know the difference between a man and a woman.
3. We believe a person can be born into the wrong body.
4. We inject substances into our asses to make them bigger and wonder why something could go wrong.
I could go on, but how can a people get so dumb so fast? Makes you question the theory of civilizations progressing.
Wow. Clearly written. You don't have to be an expert to understand just how much deception was involved in the campaign to vaccinate against Covid. You could, in fact, be an illiterate villager.
The real smallpox story is interesting and worth looking into. The vaccine was just as controversial and was around for circa 100 years. Authorities in the UK went through various levels of mandating. After these failed efforts - by fail I mean the more they vaccinated, the worse the outbreaks became then rinse and repeat. In 1885 in Leicester the people had had enough and protested peacefully. Eventually the Council accepted the peoples solution which involved improving sanitation practices etc. All these measures were vehemently opposed by the medical establishment but did lead to eradication
I had a bad reaction to the Smallpox shot. My arm swelled up, the injection site oozed fluid, I ran a fever and was literally in bed for about a week alone in my parents bedroom away from the rest of the family. The only person I saw was my mother who took care of me. The rest of the family was instructed to stay away because my Pediatrician said I might be contagious. Didn't breakout into any pox and felt better in a few days, just tired & slept a lot. Went back to school a week after the shot but my arm was sore for a long time. That was the last vaccine I ever had.