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Vaccines and Population Control
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We do not allow any of our children to be vaccinated. This decision was not based on emotion, but on studying the issue in depth over the course of several months.
How much depth? Well, judge for yourself:
For example, one way to be able to identify all humans beings for life would be to inject them with a harmless virus that is unique to each individual. The body would then develop antibodies to that specific virus, and for the rest of his/her life, this person could now be identified after a simple blood test. I agree that this is a crazy notion, but sadly, governments are wicked and often pursue wicked ideals at the expense of human population.
As a sidenote, I read an interesting statistic this week. It said that the number 1 cause of unnatural death worldwide is being murdered by one’s government.
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Personally, I think we overdo the vaccination thing, but there are a number of diseases that one should be vaccinated for – smallpox, measles, typhoid, diphtheria, mumps, polio… It’s quite a long list, actually. But these days it seems to me that the government and medical establishment (drug companies) want to inoculate us against everything, to (I believe) the detriment of our natural immune system. I also think we start these inoculations at too early an age, before the child’s natural immune system has a chance to become established. Just my 2 cents worth.
That said, there are a lot of pseudo-science nut-cases out there. They have just enough education to be dangerous, spouting a torrent of nonsense and obfuscating the real issues of the day.
Spaceman,
The way a vaccine works is to stimulate ones own immune system to develop antibodies. I am confused. How is this action in detriment to our natural immune systems?
John, a very small percentage of people don’t have their own immune system develop the anti-bodies after a vaccination. Sometimes they even develop the disease itself. Age may be a factor for some vaccines as well. It’s not an easy subject…