@lievergezond
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En dan is het nog zo dat je met die vaccins de ziekten niet uitbant: ze komen vaak toch nog voor: nu heet de mazelen alleen de vijfde ziekte sinds die vaccinaties.
je bedoelt dat het in de biblebelt mazelen heet en hier in de buurt de 5e ziekte? Hoe houden ze dan de mensen in de biblebelt voor de gek, want daar lopen dan beide varianten rond? Of trek ik voorbarige conclusies?
Ik heb begrepen op de site van vaccinvrij (4e tekst) dat dit namelijk gebeurt is bij polio.
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Hoe zijn de polio-epidemieën uiteindelijk verdwenen?
Dr. Viera Scheibner, a Principal Research Scientist (Retired) in Australia and noted critic of vaccination, wrote in 1999: Polio has not been eradicated by vaccination, it is lurking behind a redefinition and new diagnostic names like viral or aseptic meningitis. When the first, injectable, polio vaccine was tested on some 1.8 million children in the United States in 1954, within 9 days there was huge epidemic of paralytic polio in the vaccinated and some of their parents and other contacts. The US Surgeon General discontinued the trial for 2 weeks. The vaccinators then put their heads together and came back with a new definition of poliomyelitis. The old, classical, definition: a disease with residual paralysis which resolves within 60 days has been changed to a disease with residual paralysis which persists for more than 60 days. Knowing the reality of polio disease, this nifty but dishonest administrative move excluded more than 90% of polio cases from the definition of polio.
O.K. hier gaan we nog een keer langzaam doorheen...
- In 1956, the health authorities instructed doctors that they were in future only to diagnose polio if a patient has paralytic symptoms for 60 days or more. As polio was diagnosed previously if there were just 24 hours of paralytic symptoms, and as the disease in milder cases frequently lasted less than 60 days, this automatically meant vastly fewer cases of polio would be reported.
- Another regulatory change had even a greater impact. Most polio diagnoses during the epidemics had not involved paralysis but muscular weakness and widespread pain. In many cases this was produced by inflammation of the membrane that protects the brain and spinal neuron cells. The CDC described such cases as 'serious but rarely fatal'. But doctors were now instructed that all such cases must no longer be diagnosed as polio but as viral or aseptic meningitis.
As a result, the number of cases of meningitis diagnozed went from near zero to many thousands, while polio came down equivalently.Janine Roberts, Fear of the Unknown
http://www.vaccinvrij.nl/img/polio_aseptic_meningitis.gif
Bron: Vaccine Safety Manual, Neil Z. Miller
Polio is helemaal niet uitgeroeid, maar de diagnostische criteria zijn veranderd. En toen hadden we dus geen polio meer maar kregen we een 'nieuwe' ziekte. Meningitis. En de wetenschappers gingen op zoek naar de bacterie die meningitis veroorzaakt en al snel was er een nieuw vaccin op de markt om onze kinderen ertegen te 'beschermen'.
