The truth about smallpox
Sometimes we read information but don’t quite believe it. Despite not trusting vaccines, and even reading a well-researched book 20 years ago showing all the statistics that diseases like smallpox disappeared without vaccines, I still believed that they must provide some kind of protection. After all, if the entire medical profession was mistaken about this, what are we talking about? A scam of colossal proportions? Involving not just doctors but scientists, researchers, professors and teachers? How on earth would that not be discovered?
So I continued to believe. If I had needed to travel to a place where vaccinations were advised, my instinct would probably have made me avoid them, but I would have spent the entire trip worrying about not having been vaccinated.
Until 2021. When the realization hit me that not only were vaccines not effective and not necessary — for anything at all — but they were indeed a scam of massive proportions, which started 200 years ago. And the doctors who tried to tell us they were a scam were shouted down and demonized, just like today’s truth-tellers.
For new readers, here are my previous articles on this topic.
And here is Dr Tom Cowan asking us to stop sleepwalking
Finally, below is a new article by Roman Bystrianyk, co-author of Dissolving Illusions. He writes about the brave 19th and early 20th-century doctors who tried to expose the harm that vaccines were doing, and the fact that they were totally ineffective. How could we have been so deceived for 200 years?
Please, please do not vaccinate your children. There is no measles virus. There is no smallpox virus. Keep your children healthy with good food and orange juice.
