Vaccinations-Are they effective? Pres Thurles

Vaccinations- Are they effective?

Introduction History How they work! The Polio Vaccine The Rubella Vaccine e-mail us Tb & MMR

The Tetanus Vaccine The Meningococcal C Vaccine Who should be vaccinated? Side Effects Disadvantages

How are they made?

To produce vaccines, one must first contract the disease germ - a live virus or toxic bacterium. To produce live vaccines, the live virus must be attenuated (weakened). This is done by passing the virus through animal tissues to reduce the potency of the virus. The polio virus is passed through the kidneys of monkeys, the measles virus is passed through chick embryos, and the rubella virus is passed through dissected organs of an aborted human foetus. Killed vaccines are inactivated through radiation, heat or chemicals.

The attenuated disease must be strengthened with antibody boosters and stabilizers. This is done by adding antibiotics, drugs and toxic disinfectants to the virulent mixture; neomycin, streptomycin, sodium chloride, sodium hydroxide, sorbitol, aluminium hydrochloride, aluminium hydroxide, hydrolysed gelatine, formaldehyde and thimerosal (mercury derivative).

Aluminium, formaldehyde and mercury are highly toxic and have hazardous effects. Studies have confirmed that microscopic amounts of these toxins can lead to cancer, neurological damage and death. All of these substances can be found in vaccines.

In addition, unplanned matter may contaminate these vaccines. During serial passage of the virus through animal cells, animal DNA and RNA are transferred from one host to another. Researchers say this matter can change our genetic makeup. Undetected viruses in the animals used may be used in this concoction. In the 1950’s and 1960’s millions of people were injected with polio vaccine contaminated by Simian Virus #40, a virus that was undetected in the monkeys organs. Researchers consider this virus to cause cancer. This year, thousands of children in Ireland were injected with a polio vaccine contaminated with CJD. This revolting concoction is then injected into healthy children.