The mainstream pop culture narrative tells
us to trust vaccines and labels individuals who do not as anti-vaxxers
but when you look at the history of the vaccine industry, there are many
good reasons to question them.
In 1986, the
National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program was
established to protect the vaccine manufacturers from any liabilities.
This programme ensured that the taxpayer would pay for all injuries the
public suffered from vaccines. Once this protection was in place,
government purchasing of vaccines increased by over 300%. In 1994, an
unelected board of paediatricians was put in charge of determining which
vaccines would be given to your children, all funded by pharmaceutical
companies and US taxpayers. Before Presidents Bush and Clinton
incentivised the vaccine industry, it was about a hundred million dollar
a year business. Bill Clinton proposed buying up all the vaccines and
distributing them from a warehouse in New Jersey, which Congress
rejected but still, thanks to Clinton’s efforts, the government now
controls every aspect of the vaccine industry, an industry that has
grown accordingly ever since – over 600%. It is expected to be a sixty
billion dollar a year business by 2020.
Their profits have grown immensely but what else have they accomplished?
Since 1993, there have been four measles-related deaths. Now compare
this with four hundred and eighty three claims of injury or death from
the measles vaccine. The government has settled 4.1 billion dollars in
vaccine death and injury claims. According to a
New York Times
article, the tax on each vaccine is determined by the predicated rate of
serious side effects. In other words, not only is the consumer a test
subject for the vaccines, but they also pay for any damages sustained
from their use. Merck Sharp & Dohme has been fined billions for
multiple crimes over the years, including fraud, bribing healthcare
professionals, withholding safety information and exaggerated efficacy
rates. And yet, thanks to the federal government and taxpayer dollars,
they continue to thrive.
Is it all about money or is there something else to it? During a 2010
TED Talk, Bill Gates suggested that vaccines help reduce the population
[watch him say it with uncontrolled
trepidation in his voice here, on this website].
A year later, one of his vaccine campaigns caused forty-seven thousand
five hundred cases of paralysis and death. The India Supreme Court
claimed that the drug trials being run by the Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation were illegal. Reducing the population has been suggested and
supported for years.
Ted
Turner told
Autobahn Magazine that a total population of
250 to 300 million people, a ninety-five per cent decline from present
levels, would be ideal. This is what the mysterious
Georgia
Guidestones call for. When UT [PZ: University of Texas] professor
Eric Pianka came under fire for suggesting that ninety per cent of us
should be killed in order to sustain the earth, his students defended
him, saying he was being conservative and that everyone should die.
In 2009, Baxter Pharmaceuticals was caught shipping millions of
contaminated swine flu vaccinations to 18 countries. The entire shipment
was contaminated with the live H5N1 avian flu virus. If one wanted to
create a pandemic virus, this is one of the easiest ways to do so. Today
mandatory vaccines are being forced on children. In New York, government
bills are being proposed to remove religious and philosophical
exemptions and to exclude unvaccinated children from schools.
But if you question any of this, then you are a crazy anti-vaxxer.
For news wars.com, this is Greg Reese.
Infowars: tomorrow’s news today.
This entry was published on the
sixteenth day of May 2021.