Medical Researchers Say Fetal Tissue Remains Essential

This drawing illustrates well the powers of darkness which are behind the murder of the babies. I imagine a time when we all are called before that throne in heaven when the murderers will have to face those they killed so secretly and easily without any remorse what-so-ever. Make no mistake, folks, that day will come.

Excellent post.

I was a mite curious to know just what vaccine was developed that could not have been made any other way.

I agree: make these people come out from the rocks and slime pits and stop making could/should statements as if they are factual.

It is a well documented fact that the incidence and mortality from infectious diseases fell by 90% well before any vaccine was even introduced.

Before ANY vaccine was even introduced, that would before Jenner's smallpox one back in 1796. Infectious diseases had been licked by then? I think not. Public health measures: improved sanitation and general living measures, pasteurization of milk, at least rudimentary regulation of food and water supplies, etc. did do a ton to reduce infectious diseases, as did economic growth starting with the industrial revolution. But Jenner preceded them. Any article flouting so obviously wrong a statement as a pull quote isn't worth reading, much less citing.

I remember seeing something about this in the John Adams series. So, was that the only one? I will contact the authors and have them be sure to mention that the best way to inoculate is to have sick people share their healing sores.

I did see another page discussing what they call the “vaccination mindset.” They also do not mention the history of smallpox.

http://healthimpactnews.com/2013/an-honest-look-at-the-historical-evidence-that-vaccines-eliminated-diseases/

More than likely it is the principle of survival of the fittest that lowered death rates. Today, with child sacrifice and non-conception drugs, only those who have lots of kids will survive a major plague.

So, was that the only one?

Nothing else is needed. Don't reinforce nonsense with snark. When the banner headline is flagrantly false you throw out the article. You can't discuss the history of "vaccination" without considering Jenner. The very word is from the latin for "from cows" in honor of Jenner's use of cowpox. The success in ridding the US of smallpox, by the time the move for polio vaccines had started, provided the impetus and general acceptance of them. What was discussed in the John Adams series was the older practice of variolation, first introduced in the colonies in Boston, oddly by the multi-great uncle of my college roommate. It carried some risk, but was significantly safer than risking natural smallpox, which folks in Boston proved as far as the science of that day allowed. Modern science understands how it worked. Its adoption by the Continental Army was a significant step in winning our independence. Vaccination, done properly (which didn't always happen early on) carried no risk of contracting smallpox.

BTW, the lowered death rates had nothing to do with survival of the fittest. That, for those who believe in it, had been in effect since biblical days with minimal change in death rates over millennia. Capitalism reduced the death rates!

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