The recent vaccine law in Rockland County, New York, prohibiting those under 18 who have not received the MMR vaccine from entering public places, is fostering anti-Semitism. In this segment from The HighWire with Del Bigtree, Del, along with a reporter in Rockland, covers the situation.
Uganda is an example of how vaccination has caused untold suffering to countless families. Imagine seeing your children being rounded up and forcefully given a deadly poison at the point of a gun, and then witnessing them dying in your arms soon afterwards.
Such terror and wickedness the Ugandans and other Africans have suffered again and again — all to appease that merciless idol of the medical religious cult, vaccination.
As high priests of man’s supposed medical achievements, humanist doctors adamantly insist on their magic potions—vaccines. While these potions have been long discredited as safe—and their efficacy is questionable—the never-ending chant “it’s safe and scientific, safe and scientific, safe and scientific” somehow transforms vaccines into something they are not.
This utilitarian ethic that predominates in medical circles is doing evil that good may come, namely, to sacrifice a few people for the sake of the many. This evil philosophy is contrary to Scripture: “And why not do evil that good may come?—as some people slanderously charge us with saying. Their condemnation is just” (Romans 3:8).