If there is any doubt whether vaccination has always been useless and deadly, check out these quotes from Henry Port, Vaccination and Its Perils in 1875:
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Parents: Protect your Children from Vaccination (1913)
“Every parent should protect his defenceless offspring against the poison of the vaccinator’s lancet as bravely as he would against the poison of an adder or the attack of a wild beast.”
Father of Infectious Disease Epidemiology: Measles is a “low fatality” Disease
Even if we jettison the scientific challenges to virology, let’s compare today’s hysteria with the words of Dr. Alexander Langmuir (1910-1993). Langmuir was the head of the CDC and created its epidemiology section. Regarded as “the father of infectious disease epidemiology,” he called measles a
Noah Webster on Absurd, Unjust Health Measures
“But what I contend for, is, that we must not expect the best health laws, most rigorously executed, will ever be successful in g[uar]ding cities against epidemic pestilence. In our reliance on such [act]ions, we expose ourselves to perpetual disappointment; we expose the lives of citizens; we overlook the true causes of the evil, and neglect the only means of preventing or mitigating its effects.”
Contagion OR Poisonous Air as a Cause of Mass Illness? An Historical Perspective
Poisoned air from natural and man-made causes — it gave us “Spanish Flu,” “Polio,” and, it even seems, the “Black Death.” Read to learn more on why this better explains mass illness than contagion.