-=> jimmylogan wrote to Dr. What <=-

 ji> I'm not an anti-vaxxer, but I've seen the studies and how autism has
 ji> increased over the years as more and more vaccinations are
 ji> introduced...

I wasn't an anti-vaxxer until I started do actually read the research.

I was unable to find any instance of:
1. A virus being isolated.  There are many instances of them claiming so, but
their methods were closer to a religious belief than science.
2. Anyone showing that any microbe CAUSED sickness.  They are all along the
lines of "you are sick, our useless test shows that you have XXX, therefore XXX
made you sick."
    - If they can't isolate a virus, they can't make a test showing its
existance.  Therefore any tests like that are useless.
3. Anyone showing that a disease is contageous.
And more.

I'm old enough to remember taking the polio "vaccine", so that was something
that really interested me.  The evidence that polio wasn't caused by the polio
virus really.  It was caused by the heavy metal pesticides used.

The graph of usage of heavy metal pesticides going up and down pretty much
match the polio graph.  And the introduction of the "vaccine" was after
instances of polio were already going down and had no impact on the decline. 
In other words, the polio "vaccine" did nothing.

At best, "vaccines" made someone feel good and made money for some company.  At
worse, like in the COVID scamdemic, the "vaccine" harmed more people than the
supposed virus did.


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