Jagannath Chatterjee
Green Med. Info
Therefore when Jenner came out with similar concept eyebrows were raised. The smallpox vaccination was accepted upon a single case of James Phipps who after operation in May 1796 survived a disease challenge, and it was assumed the immunity was for life. However the incidence rapidly increased and the promised period of immunity reduced progressively from a lifetime to six months. Repeated revaccination was suggested which suited those implementing the practice for a handsome fee.
Opposition to the vaccine grew as people witnessed deaths and very serious adverse effects. Parents preferred to pay fines and even accept jail terms rather than having their wards vaccinated, particularly as they had previous children who had succumbed. Growing rejection of the vaccine and protests against it led to mandates in 1864-68 in Leicester, England leading to the launch of the Anti-Vaccination League in 1870. The Anti-vaccination Society of America came up in 1879.
The members were stalwarts from all sections of society and received inputs from the medical profession and public health officials who engaged in documenting vaccination harm, designed pamphlets warning the public, analysed statistics, and submitted detailed petitions to governments against mandates. Public meetings were held where political leaders pointed out mandates went against the right to liberty and bodily integrity; a point relevant to this day.
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See also: Vaccine industry watchdog obtains CDC documents that show statistically significant risks of Autism associated with Thimerosal
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"There are unanswered
questions about vaccine safety. We need studies on vaccinated
populations based on various schedules and doses as well as individual
patient susceptibilities that we are continuing to learn about. No one
should be threatened by the pursuit of this knowledge. Vaccine policy
should be the subject of frank and open debate, with no tolerance for
bullying. There are no sides - only people concerned about the well
being of our children."
~ Dr. Bernadine Healy, MD, Former Director, National Institute of Health (NIH)
The concept of intrusive protection has existed since a very long
time. They were directed against smallpox as the disease was persistent
and deadly. Prior to vaccination
there were three practices; olfaction, inoculation and variolation.
These failed because of three reasons; they led to serious adverse
effects, increased the death rate and helped the disease to spread among
populations where they were practiced. By 1728 the medical profession
knew very well that these concepts would not work.~ Dr. Bernadine Healy, MD, Former Director, National Institute of Health (NIH)
Therefore when Jenner came out with similar concept eyebrows were raised. The smallpox vaccination was accepted upon a single case of James Phipps who after operation in May 1796 survived a disease challenge, and it was assumed the immunity was for life. However the incidence rapidly increased and the promised period of immunity reduced progressively from a lifetime to six months. Repeated revaccination was suggested which suited those implementing the practice for a handsome fee.
Opposition to the vaccine grew as people witnessed deaths and very serious adverse effects. Parents preferred to pay fines and even accept jail terms rather than having their wards vaccinated, particularly as they had previous children who had succumbed. Growing rejection of the vaccine and protests against it led to mandates in 1864-68 in Leicester, England leading to the launch of the Anti-Vaccination League in 1870. The Anti-vaccination Society of America came up in 1879.
The members were stalwarts from all sections of society and received inputs from the medical profession and public health officials who engaged in documenting vaccination harm, designed pamphlets warning the public, analysed statistics, and submitted detailed petitions to governments against mandates. Public meetings were held where political leaders pointed out mandates went against the right to liberty and bodily integrity; a point relevant to this day.
Read more
See also: Vaccine industry watchdog obtains CDC documents that show statistically significant risks of Autism associated with Thimerosal
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