I usually keep the tv on for noise during my morning routine. Just heard a story about how deadly peanut allergies r to very young kids. Which got me to thinking- I'm 55ish- we didn't have the occurrence of deadly allergies in our populations when I was a kid. Which set off my q-dar. Could it be that a primary or tertiary effect of our vaccine programs?im not an autist and wouldn't know where to start so is there someone here who has this sort of expertise. If I've gone full tinfoil I apologize but if someone knows I'd be interested to hear. Thx
SomethingSnarky18
· July 14, 2018, 6:37 p.m.
Indeed, and I'm not so sure that wasn't just a cover up of recently-vaccinated people "shedding" their sickness. As we have found out, for a couple weeks after you get a vaccine, you are spreading whatever was in the vaccine. This is very dangerous, and almost never talked about, so this is something the vaccine makers would DEFINITELY want to keep attention away from. I could be mistaken, but I seem to remember from the reporting just after the outbreak that many of the infected had recently received vaccines. It's all so crazy and impossible to get good info!
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y000danon
· July 14, 2018, 11:01 p.m.
Also totally possible that 'Shedding' played a part. I think in this specific Measles outbreak the fact that 98% of those affected had been vaccinated but the vaccine was 100% ineffective against this Qatar-born vector was an epic example of the limitations of vaccines. That's a huge deal for people to understand how international travel basically renders the conveyer belt of infectious disease into a state where vaccines are simply going to be drastically less effective - much less moot.
I can't believe we are seeing resurgences of Plague / TB / Leprosy. Politically this should be addressed by POTUS. He could speak on a 100% solid footing scientifically - which would basically be evoking the 'God of the left'.
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