Vaccines are suppose to save lives. I believe that some of them have the potential to do just that. Unfortunately, I am scared to death of all of them; for there is controversy that came from a combination of things. First, there are ingredients added to vaccines that are both harsh and unnecessary. Because of this, taking vaccines are always a gamble. One must contemplate taking chances with the vaccine or with the disease. Second, there is the abuse of power by Big Pharma mandating that ALL children must be vaccinated in some states. This takes away a parent's right to choose. If parents are the ones gambling, they should be the ones to decide where to take their chances. It is perfectly understandable when someone would rather take their chances with the vaccine and it's good that the vaccine is available for those parents. Considering that babies have died from vaccine poisoning, however, parents should ALSO have the right to choose against giving their child the vaccine. Third, there is an issue with the irresponsible use of vaccines. For example, babies are just given shots. There is no informed consent, no allergy testing and no safety testing. To make matters worse, strong evidence that there is a significant link between autism and thimerosal (a preservative used in vaccines) was presented to NIH by Dr. Boyd Haley but was blatantly ignored.
The pharmaceutical industry is responsible for several hundred thousand (or more) injuries and deaths in the USA; many of those are caused by vaccines. Not nearly as many children suffered from ADD, autism or brain damage 30 years ago and there weren't very many shots given back then either. If autism and ADD is all that I had to worry about compared to diphtheria or smallpox, however, I would take my chances with the vaccine. Unfortunately, that's not all that I have to worry about. I don't even want to know how many babies like Ian are killed every year from vaccine injury. Who is Ian? Please click on Ian's Voice below and take a look. I'm sorry if the pictures are graphic.
Ian's Voice
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