The Swine Flu is an orchestrated attempt to spread fear and chaos into the population and to try to get people vaccinated, which everyone should know contains mercury that damages your nervous system. Mercury, of course, is one of the most toxic substances you can put in a human body. It is a heavy metal known to contribute to neurological disorders, including autism, dementia, and even Alzheimer’s disease. Mercury also tends to build up in tissues in the human body and is not easily removed …
The CDC has identified no causal link between GMB and modern vaccinations. Secondly, even if it is discovered that 1 in 100,000 people will get GMB due to vaccinations (which again there has been nothing to suggest this), to then suggest that people should not get vaccinated because of this insignificant hypothetical causal link is completely ridiculous and is to comitt the “nirvana fallacy”. Something must be 100% effective and 100% safe for it to be a net positive to public health. This
regarding evolution among the scientific field of biology…GREAT! but you can’t just ask a bunch of questions and claim a conspiracy against religion..you must provide evidence. So anyway: The vaccine admistered in 1976 was administered for a period of roughly three months. After the vaccine was administered, there had seemed to have been an increase in GMB, an extra 1 case in 100,000. This is statistically insignifant enough to declare vaccination to likely have no causal link to GMB.
Okay. You haven’t refuted anything. You’ve simply fired out a bunch of strange questions that can easily be answered upon a little bit of research, which I’ll try to answer after first stating something of much importance…If you are going to tear down medical consensus you need to provide actual evidence, something the anti-vaccination and other conpsiracy theorists NEVER do, not just answer questions that the medical field can easily answer. Similarly, if you want to overturn consensus
sgu? Is that the skeptics guide to the universe? If that is what it stands for, then yes, I am a fan of it
Yes, well tell us about these “self-serving” studies rather than just name-calling, why don’t you?