shoot em up - the truth about vaccines

a look at the dangers of vaccines, including overvaccination and mercury in vaccines leading to autism

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[Y0ureNoDaisy]

Google: At least 12 schoolgirls from New York develop debilitating mystery illness" Thursday, January 12, 2012. Ethan Huff. Google: Busted! Scientists leave out data to produce bogus findings. Thursday, January 5, 2012 by SL Baker. Google: BigPharma routinely suppresses data from clinical trials but FDA approves these dangerous drugs anyway! Alliance for Natural Health. h t t p : // w w w dtnaturalnewsdtcm/034635_schoo­lgirls_mystery_illness_New_Yor­kdt ht m l

[fishfiendzoo]

LOL. Since 2001, mercury has been removed from all vaccines. After it was removed, there was NO CHANGE in autism incidence rates (change would be expected if mercury and autism were related). Furthermore, the amount of mercury a baby would have gotten during a vaccination before 2001 would be less than the amount you would get from a can of tuna. But you don't hear people campaigning that tuna causes autism, do you??

[ArcanaKnight]

@gonefishin2009 "getting dozens of vaccines in a matter of months after birth is good" If you look at other countries with different vaccine schedules, it actually is completely fine.

"Does mercury really need to be in the flu vaccine" There are non-thimerosal alternatives available. Besides, its been shown in both studies and real-world situations that thimerosal has no effect on autism rates, so the fears about it really are nothing more than the result of fearmongering baloney.

[gonefishin2009]

Does everyone really think that getting dozens of vaccines in a matter of months after birth is good? It overstimulates the immune system and causes a whole heap of problems. Does mercury really need to be in the flu vaccine? Vaccines could be so much better if we just address this issue and stop trusting the government who is only out to push their own agenda and make money. The fact that we still ingest aspartame is proof that the government doesn't care about your health.

[StumpyOuch]

Of course, it's not saying much about your powers of observation if you've never seen this, because it's been pointed out to you several times. Neither is it saying much about your intelligence if you keep insisting that the "store" parts of his websites are anything other than stores, where he sells things for profit.

And that's on top of all the ad space he sells out.

Really, you live in denial.

[ArcanaKnight]

I also find it odd that you accuse others of being paid shills, yet promote people like Mike Adams as some sort of unbiased authority. Not only does Adams sell the very supplements he promotes in his articles, but he's also gone down the same rabbit hole as Alex Jones in promoting frankly ridiculous conspiracy theories.

[ArcanaKnight]

And there you go again with the unfounded pharma shill gambit. We've already been over this, and as I predicted, you completely ignored my actual motivations so taht you can keep making this bogus claim. Here's a news flash for you: just because someone doesn't agree with you doesn't mean that they're getting paid to do so.

[StumpyOuch]

The sad part of it is is that she's absolutely incapable of forming an argument on her own. She desperately wants to be involved in the discussion, but she doesn't have the mental capacity to articulate her own thoughts so she's restricted to copy/pasting.