These comments by an M.D. raise deeply troubling questions about the
vaccinations which we have
all been indoctrinated to take for granted.

The only reason I began to investigate this
was that I simply turned the arguments that
were being made against Homeopathy
against standard medicine
and started applying them to Vaccines
and other accepted standard medical practices.''

To my surprise, certain standard medical practices
do not end up looking tool good when an objective
and entirely systemic analysis of them is made
as opposed to the "draw the line in the sand"
hypnotize the chicken mind shrinking statistics
that were all taught to respect.   Focus your
mind HERE on this grain of sand and never mind
the beach and ocean, eh!!

"However the vaccines act inside the human body, true natural immunity
or any other qualitative benefit cannot be ascribed to them: their
effectiveness is a mere statistic, and the resulting "immunity" a
narrowly defined technicality."---Richard Moskowitz, M.D.(Vaccination:
A Sacrament of Modern Medicine)

Intriguing comments from an anti-Vaccination M.D.
can be found at THIS link:

http://www.whale.to/vaccines/moskowitz.html

''Vaccines have become sacraments of our faith in biotechnology in the
sense that 1) their efficacy and safety are widely seen as self-
evident and needing no further proof; 2) they are given automatically
to everyone, by force if necessary, but always in the name of the
public good; and 3) they ritually initiate our loyal participation in
the medical enterprise as a whole. They celebrate our right and power
as a civilization to manipulate biological processes ad libitum and
for profit, without undue concern for or even any explicit concept of
the total health of the populations about to be subjected to them."---
Richard Moskowitz M.D. http://www.healthy.net/library/articles/moskowitz/vaccination.htm

As always, your tireless android,
Citizen Jimserac, seeking
to find an island of truth
in this sea of media created
feel good unquestioned assumptionings.

Citizen Jimserac