Mangled quotations repaired.

Fine -- so we're back to what changed with the Huron, who
DID NOT PRACTICE "ALLOPATHY."  So please don't change the subject.

Except that those protocols weren't available to the Huron [1].
They continued to use the same traditional healing practices that
they had used for centuries -- and yet they started dying like flies,
both those who accepted baptism (the only thing the Jesuits brought
to the scene) and those who didn't.

So what changed?  Why did they suddenly have diseases they'd never
had before that killed them in windrows?

[1] Or, with very few exceptions, any of the other natives.  Who
   nonetheless died in vast numbers of diseases never before seen
   despite no change in diet, environment, etc.

+---------- D. C. Sessions <dcs@lumbercartel.com> ----------+

Tell us, oh great seer, why did the Etruscans become extinct?  What
about the Myans and the Incas?  Why are they extinct?

Inquiring minds would like to know.

DrCee
Not a pharma shill so the germ theory of disease is a scientific fraud
to me.

On Apr 25, 11:09 pm, Kevysmom <bluebun...@gmail.com> wrote:

You are such a ding bat.

Read your Torah today?

I provide you with this paper:

Presented by Dr. Hadwin as presented on the Whale site:

From "Truth," January 17, 1923.

SANITATION v. VACCINATION.

THE ORIGIN OF SMALLPOX.

By following the superstitious impulses of Edward Jenner and the
ancient tradition of time Gloucestershire dairymaids, the medical
profession has lost sight of the vital question, what is the origin of
smallpox? The faculty of reasoning upon time subject appears to have
become almost extinct; in its place there has arisen a demand for
obedience to authority. Fashion has usurped the place of scientific
thought, and arbitrary Acts of Parliament and the policeman’s
truncheon have supplanted logical consistency.

When the question is asked, "Why does smallpox break out at all?" the
twentieth century scientist answers, "Because time populace have not
been ‘protected’ against it by vaccination." This reply only begs the
question. It pre-supposes that smallpox is a natural visitation of
Providence which may strike anybody at any moment, and that the only
way by which this presumed inevitable evil can be met, is to compel
every human being in this world to undergo a process of "protection,"
which is to render the system "immune" to attack. This is a negative
form of reasoning. It leaves unanswered the crucial question, what is
the origin of smallpox? Why are we to suppose, as was believed in the
eighteenth century, that a smallpox attack is the probable lot of
every member of the race? Why must everybody be diseased to protect
him against disease, especially if that disease is one from which,
owing to altered conditions, lie is never likely to suffer? Surely, if
a disease breaks out there must be a cause for it.

THE SOURCE OF ALL "OUTBREAKS."

Now one fact stands out pre-eminently in every part of time world
where smallpox has appeared—namely, it has been invariably associated
with insanitary and unhygienic conditions. From time immemorial it has
been called in Austria "The Beggar’s Disease." It has followed in the
wake of filth, poverty, wars, pestilences, famines, and general
insanitation, in all ages. It accompanied the clash of arms of the
American armies in their struggle for independence, and in their Civil
and Spanish wars; it claimed more victims than the battlefield in the
ravages of the Crimea; it formed the dark background to the triumphant
marches of the German army in 1870; it increased tenfold the horrors
of the siege of Paris; and plagued our warriors at Tel-el-Kebir. Even
during the late Great War no inconsiderable amount of smallpox
occurred amongst all the armies involved wherever conditions of
unsanitation triumphed over the scrupulous efforts made to circumvent
them. Smallpox outbreaks and epidemics have invariably been the call
of Nature to responsible authorities at home: "Put your house in
order"; personal municipal, and civic cleanliness has been her
unvarying demand, a demand which was couched in one striking
injunction by the prophet of old: "Wash and be clean."

Comment:
What we have here is empirical data.  First hand data gathered and
reported upon by an eminent MD of the time.
Now, where is the scientifically verified data proving the cause of
smallpox?
Where is the scientifically verified data proving that the vaccine is
safe and effective?

DrCee
You cannot secure nor restore health with pus or poisons.

Here is another very revealing article from the Whale site:

GLOUCESTER.

I remember, too, the epidemic in Gloucester in 1895-6. I was in and
out of the smallpox houses throughout that visitation of nearly 2,000
cases. The echo of it is still heard among time ranks of Jennerian
followers, and always with time tragic whisper, "Gloucester was an
unvaccinated city!" Never in all time history of professional
scaremongering was such a determined effort made to boost vaccination,
and never a word was uttered as to the shocking insanitary conditions
which produced the tragedy. In fact, those conditions were
persistently denied by time officials who were responsible for them.

The smallpox was practically confined to the southern half of the
city, where there was no fall for the sewage. The pipes had been
hurriedly laid in this new district without concrete base or cemented
joints. There was a drought that lasted months; time water supply ran
short; flushing of the sewers had to be discontinued, and time
sewerage pipes became choked. When, after time epidemic was over,
investigation was made, the pipes were found to be broken in all
directions; in fact, the whole district of—for the most part—crowded
houses, many of them back-to-back with no through ventilation, lay
over what was nothing more nor less than a huge cesspit. The outlets
for the sewer-gas consisted of street manholes, which belched their
poison into time atmosphere. I traced the first case of smallpox in
every street to the house nearest to a manhole. Wooden stoppers were
made to close them down, but they had to be used sparingly lest the
sewer-gas should be driven into the houses. Hundreds of the houses
were drawing their water supply from shallow wells, liable to
contamination by constant leakage into them from house drains; and the
sewage-pipes in numerous instances ran under the floors of the houses
from the closets at the back to the street in front. Some of the
houses had their w.c.s in the back kitchen. In one street of 114
houses the latter were supplied with water declared by the city
surveyor to be contaminated with sewage from its source to its
delivery, and as it had not force enough to fill the flushing tanks,
the w.c.s were never flushed and always choked, the contents being
emptied periodically on to the small garden ground attached.

In some of these tiny houses there were seven, nine, and even twelve
cases of smallpox. A sixth part of the whole epidemic occurred in
three streets. In one street the sewage entered the cellars of the
houses, and the choked-up street sewer had to be opened up in the
midst of the epidemic. Nearly half the houses in this street had
smallpox cases. Then the epidemic caught on in two disgracefully
insanitary and overcrowded, ill-ventilated elementary schools. Forty-
five children were struck down suddenly in one of them and 31 in the
other. The patients were removed to what was called an isolation
hospital. It was congregation, not isolation. A woman employed in the
early part of the epidemic as solitary night nurse told me that time
sight and screaming of these poor children at night as they ran about
the wards in delirium so completely unnerved her that she was obliged
to leave. They were allowed no water for their fevered skins, time
baths were choked with dirty linen, and never used. The little ones
were packed three, four, and even five in a bed; vermin was crawling
everywhere; no oil was used for the faces, and the poor children
scratched themselves till they bled. Of every two taken in to the
Stroud Road Hospital one was carried out a corpse; when the mortuary
became choked with dead bodies, the bathroom was utilised for this
purpose. One child lay for two weeks and two days with her eyes
scabbed and not a single drop of water was given to relieve her. When
one hospital became full, another one was opened which had been used
as a cholera hospital many years before. It was built on stakes in a
rough, boggy field; it had no sewerage connections, nor any drainage
whatever, and water had to be carried in water-carts over a quarter of
a mile of bog to reach it.

The panic became fearful, and a wild, despairing cry went up from the
plague-stricken city as the destroying angel sped from house to house
in these awful slums. And what was the answer the terror-stricken
inhabitants received from the Guardians of Public Health? Still the
same mad reply: "These be thy gods, O Israel!" as they pointed to the
vaccine lancets, dripping with their filthy venom; in helplessness and
fear they implored the people, in a unanimously signed medical
manifesto, to bow down and worship at the shrine.

At last the rain came. It washed time atmosphere, it flushed the
sewers and drains; it filled the vacuoles of sewer gas in the sandy
soil, and the epidemic died down. The councillors who put up at the
next municipal contest were one and all indignantly swept away at the
polls by the enraged voters, and anti-vaccinationists took their
place; a new sewerage system was laid throughout the whole smallpox
district at a cost of some £30,000; 20,000 sanitary defects in the
houses were rectified, and no smallpox has occurred since, although
nearly 90 per cent, of the population is unvaccinated. But even in
that awful epidemic, smallpox picked out the vaccinated for attack;
two-thirds of the sufferers had been "protected" by time filthy
superstitious rite.

Comment:
Where is your scientifically valid data to refute these observations?

DrCee
You cannot secure nor restore health with pus or poisons.