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Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)

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john - 06 Mar 2004 13:16 GMT
Q: You were once certain that vaccines were the hallmark of good medicine.

A: Yes I was. I helped develop a few vaccines. I won't say which ones.

Q: Why not?

A: I want to preserve my privacy.

Q: So you think you could have problems if you came out into the open?

A: I believe I could lose my pension.

Q: On what grounds?

A: The grounds don't matter. These people have ways of causing you
problems, when you were once part of the Club. I know one or two people
who were put under surveillance, who were harassed.

Q: Harassed by whom?

A: The FBI.

Q: Really?

A: Sure. The FBI used other pretexts. And the IRS can come calling too.

Q: So much for free speech.

A: I was "part of the inner circle." If now I began to name names and
make specific accusations against researchers, I could be in a world of
trouble.

Q: What is at the bottom of these efforts at harassment?

A: Vaccines are the last defense of modern medicine. Vaccines are the
ultimate justification for the overall "brilliance" of modern medicine.

Q: Do you believe that people should be allowed to choose whether they
should get vaccines?

A: On a political level, yes. On a scientific level, people need
information, so that they can choose well. It's one thing to say choice is
good. But if the atmosphere is full of lies, how can you choose?
Also, if the FDA were run by honorable people, these vaccines would not be
granted licenses. They would be investigated to within an inch of their
lives.

Q: There are medical historians who state that the overall decline of
illnesses was not due to vaccines.

A: I know. For a long time, I ignored their work.

Q: Why?

A: Because I was afraid of what I would find out. I was in the business
of developing vaccines. My livelihood depended on continuing that work.

Q: And then?

A: I did my own investigation.

Q: What conclusions did you come to?

A: The decline of disease is due to improved living conditions.

Q: What conditions?

A: Cleaner water. Advanced sewage systems. Nutrition. Fresher food.
A decrease in poverty. Germs may be everywhere, but when you are healthy,
you don't contract the diseases as easily.

Q: What did you feel when you completed your own investigation?

A: Despair. I realized I was working a sector based on a collection of lies.

Q: Are some vaccines more dangerous than others?

A: Yes. The DPT shot, for example. The MMR. But some lots of a vaccine
are more dangerous than other lots of the same vaccine. As far as I'm
concerned, all vaccines are dangerous.

Q: Why?

A: Several reasons. They involve the human immune system in a process
that tends to compromise immunity. They can actually cause the disease
they are supposed to prevent. They can cause other diseases than the ones
they are supposed to prevent.

Q: Why are we quoted statistics which seem to prove that vaccines have
been tremendously successful at wiping out diseases?

A: Why? To give the illusion that these vaccines are useful. If a
vaccine suppresses visible symptoms of a disease like measles, everyone
assumes that the vaccine is a success. But, under the surface, the vaccine
can harm the immune system itself. And if it causes other diseases -- say,
meningitis -- that fact is masked, because no one believes that the vaccine
can do that. The connection is overlooked.

Q: It is said that the smallpox vaccine wiped out smallpox in England.

A: Yes. But when you study the available statistics, you get another
picture.

Q: Which is?

A: There were cities in England where people who were not vaccinated did
not get smallpox. There were places where people who were vaccinated
experienced smallpox epidemics. And smallpox was already on the decline
before the vaccine was introduced.

Q: So you're saying that we have been treated to a false history.

A: Yes. That's exactly what I'm saying. This is a history that has been
cooked up to convince people that vaccines are invariably safe and effective.

Q: Now, you worked in labs. Where purity was an issue.

A: The public believes that these labs, these manufacturing facilities are
the cleanest places in the world. That is not true. Contamination occurs
all the time. You get all sorts of debris introduced into vaccines.

Q: For example, the SV40 monkey virus slips into the polio vaccine.

A: Well yes, that happened. But that's not what I mean. The SV40 got
into the polio vaccine because the vaccine was made by using monkey kidneys.
But I'm talking about something else. The actual lab conditions. The
mistakes. The careless errors. SV40, which was later found in cancer
tumors -- that was what I would call a structural problem. It was an
accepted part of the manufacturing process. If you use monkey kidneys, you
open the door to germs which you don't know are in those kidneys.

Q: Okay, but let's ignore that distinction between different types of
contaminants for a moment. What contaminants did you find in your many
years of work with vaccines?

A: All right. I'll give you some of what I came across, and I'll also
give you what colleagues of mine found. Here's a partial list. In the
Rimavex measles vaccine, we found various chicken viruses. In polio
vaccine, we found acanthamoeba, which is a so-called "brain-eating"
amoeba.
Simian cytomegalovirus in polio vaccine. Simian foamy virus in the
rotavirus vaccine. Bird-cancer viruses in the MMR vaccine. Various
micro-organisms in the anthrax vaccine. I've found potentially dangerous
enzyme inhibitors in several vaccines. Duck, dog, and rabbit viruses in
the rubella vaccine. Avian leucosis virus in the flu vaccine. Pestivirus
in the MMR vaccine.

Q: Let me get this straight. These are all contaminants which don't
belong in the vaccines.

A: That's right. And if you try to calculate what damage these
contaminants can cause, well, we don't really know, because no testing has
been done, or very little testing. It's a game of roulette. You take your
chances. Also, most people don't know that some polio vaccines, adenovirus
vaccines, rubella and hep A and measles vaccines have been made with
aborted human fetal tissue. I have found what I believed were bacterial
fragments and poliovirus in these vaccines from time to time -- which may
have come from that fetal tissue. When you look for contaminants in
vaccines, you can come up with material that IS puzzling. You know it
shouldn't be there, but you don't know exactly what you've got. I have
found what I believed was a very small "fragment" of human hair and also
human mucus. I have found what can only be called "foreign protein," which
could mean almost anything.
It could mean protein from viruses.

Q: Alarm bells are ringing all over the place.

A: How do you think I felt? Remember, this material is going into the
bloodstream without passing through some of the ordinary immune defenses.

Q: How were your findings received?

A: Basically, it was, don't worry, this can't be helped. In making
vaccines, you use various animals' tissue, and that's where this kind of
contamination enters in. Of course, I'm not even mentioning the standard
chemicals like formaldehyde, mercury, and aluminum which are purposely put
into vaccines.

Q: This information is pretty staggering.

A: Yes. And I'm just mentioning some of the biological contaminants.
Who knows how many others there are? Others we don't find because we don't
think to look for them. If tissue from, say, a bird is used to make a
vaccine, how many possible germs can be in that tissue? We have no idea.
We have no idea what they might be, or what effects they could have on humans.

Q: And beyond the purity issue?

A: You are dealing with the basic faulty premise about vaccines.
That they intricately stimulate the immune system to create the conditions
for immunity from disease. That is the bad premise. It doesn't work that
way.
A vaccine is supposed to "create" antibodies which, indirectly, offer
protection against disease. However, the immune system is much larger and
more involved than antibodies and their related "killer cells."

Q: The immune system is?

A: The entire body, really. Plus the mind. It's all immune system, you
might say. That is why you can have, in the middle of an epidemic, those
individuals who remain healthy.

Q: So the level of general health is important.

A: More than important. Vital.

Q: How are vaccine statistics falsely presented?

A: There are many ways. For example, suppose that 25 people who have
received the hepatitis B vaccine come down with hepatitis. Well, hep B is
a liver disease. But you can call liver disease many things. You can
change the diagnosis. Then, you've concealed the root cause of the problem.

Q: And that happens?

A: All the time. It HAS to happen, if the doctors automatically assume
that people who get vaccines DO NOT come down with the diseases they are
now supposed to be protected from. And that is exactly what doctors assume.
You see, it's circular reasoning. It's a closed system. It admits no
fault. No possible fault. If a person who gets a vaccine against
hepatitis gets hepatitis, or gets some other disease, the automatic
assumption is, this had nothing to do with the disease.

Q: In your years working in the vaccine establishment, how many doctors
did you encounter who admitted that vaccines were a problem?

A: None. There were a few who privately questioned what they were doing.
But they would never go public, even within their companies.

Q: What was the turning point for you?

A: I had a friend whose baby died after a DPT shot.

Q: Did you investigate?

A: Yes, informally. I found that this baby was completely healthy before
the vaccination. There was no reason for his death, except the vaccine.
That started my doubts. Of course, I wanted to believe that the baby had
gotten a bad shot from a bad lot. But as I looked into this further, I
found that was not the case in this instance. I was being drawn into a
spiral of doubt that increased over time. I continued to investigate.
I found that, contrary to what I thought, vaccines are not tested in a
scientific way.

Q: What do you mean?

A: For example, no long-term studies are done on any vaccines.
Long-term follow-up is not done in any careful way. Why? Because, again,
the assumption is made that vaccines do not cause problems. So why should
anyone check? On top of that, a vaccine reaction is defined so that all
bad reactions are said to occur very soon after the shot is given. But
that does not make sense.

Q: Why doesn't it make sense?

A: Because the vaccine obviously acts in the body for a long period of
time after it is given. A reaction can be gradual. Deterioration can be
gradual. Neurological problems can develop over time. They do in various
conditions, even according to a conventional analysis. So why couldn't
that be the case with vaccines? If chemical poisoning can occur gradually,
why couldn't that be the case with a vaccine which contains mercury?

Q: And that is what you found?

A: Yes. You are dealing with correlations, most of the time.
Correlations are not perfect. But if you get 500 parents whose children
have suffered neurological damage during a one-year period after having a
vaccine, this should be sufficient to spark off an intense investigation.

Q: Has it been enough?

A: No. Never. This tells you something right away.

Q: Which is?

A: The people doing the investigation are not really interested in looking
at the facts. They assume that the vaccines are safe. So, when they do
investigate, they invariably come up with exonerations of the vaccines.
They say, "This vaccine is safe." But what do they base those judgments
on? They base them on definitions and ideas which automatically rule out a
condemnation of the vaccine.

Q: There are numerous cases where a vaccine campaign has failed.
Where people have come down with the disease against which they were
vaccinated.

A: Yes, there are many such instances. And there the evidence is simply
ignored. It's discounted. The experts say, if they say anything at all,
that this is just an isolated situation, but overall the vaccine has been
shown to be safe. But if you add up all the vaccine campaigns where damage
and disease have occurred, you realize that these are NOT isolated situations.

Q: Did you ever discuss what we are talking about here with colleagues,
when you were still working in the vaccine establishment?

A: Yes I did.

Q: What happened?

A: Several times I was told to keep quiet. It was made clear that I
should go back to work and forget my misgivings. On a few occasions, I
encountered fear. Colleagues tried to avoid me. They felt they could be
labeled with "guilt by association." All in all, though, I behaved myself.
I made sure I didn't create problems for myself.

Q: If vaccines actually do harm, why are they given?

A: First of all, there is no "if." They do harm. It becomes a more
difficult question to decide whether they do harm in those people who seem
to show no harm. Then you are dealing with the kind of research which
should be done, but isn't. Researchers should be probing to discover a
kind of map, or flow chart, which shows exactly what vaccines do in the
body from the moment they enter. This research has not been done. As to
why they are given, we could sit here for two days and discuss all the
reasons. As you've said many times, at different layers of the system
people have their motives. Money, fear of losing a job, the desire to win
brownie points, prestige, awards, promotion, misguided idealism, unthinking
habit, and so on. But, at the highest levels of the medical cartel,
vaccines are a top priority because they cause a weakening of the immune
system. I know that may be hard to accept, but it's true. The medical
cartel, at the highest level, is not out to help people, it is out to harm
them, to weaken them.
To kill them. At one point in my career, I had a long conversation with a
man who occupied a high government position in an African nation. He told
me that he was well aware of this. He told me that WHO is a front for
these depopulation interests. There is an underground, shall we say, in
Africa, made up of various officials who are earnestly trying to change the
lot of the poor. This network of people knows what is going on. They know
that vaccines have been used, and are being used, to destroy their
countries, to make them ripe for takeover by globalist powers. I have had
the opportunity to speak with several of these people from this network.

Q: Is Thabo Mbeki, the president of South Africa, aware of the situation?

A: I would say he is partially aware. Perhaps he is not utterly
convinced, but he is on the way to realizing the whole truth. He already
knows that HIV is a hoax. He knows that the AIDS drugs are poisons which
destroy the immune system. He also knows that if he speaks out, in any
way, about the vaccine issue, he will be branded a lunatic. He has enough
trouble after his stand on the AIDS issue.

Q: This network you speak of.

A: It has accumulated a huge amount of information about vaccines.
The question is, how is a successful strategy going to be mounted? For
these people, that is a difficult issue.

Q: And in the industrialized nations?

A: The medical cartel has a stranglehold, but it is diminishing.
Mainly because people have the freedom to question medicines. However, if
the choice issue [the right to take or reject any medicine] does not gather
steam, these coming mandates about vaccines against biowarefare germs are
going to win out. This is an important time.

Q: The furor over the hepatits B vaccine seems one good avenue.

A: I think so, yes. To say that babies must have the vaccine-and then in
the next breath, admitting that a person gets hep B from sexual contacts
and shared needles -- is a ridiculous juxtaposition. Medical authorities
try to cover themselves by saying that 20,000 or so children in the US get
hep B every year from "unknown causes," and that's why every baby must have
the vaccine. I dispute that 20,00 figure and the so-called studies that
back it up.

Q: Andrew Wakefield, the British MD who uncovered the link between the MMR
vaccine and autism, has just been fired from his job in a London hospital.

A: Yes. Wakefield performed a great service. His correlations between
the vaccine and autism are stunning. Perhaps you know that Tony Blair's
wife is involved with alternative health. There is the possibility that
their child has not been given the MMR. Blair recently side-stepped the
question in press interviews, and made it seem that he was simply objecting
to invasive questioning of his "personal and family life." In any event, I
believe his wife has been muzzled. I think, if given the chance, she would
at least say she is sympathetic to all the families who have come forward
and stated that their children were severely damaged by the MMR.

Q: British reporters should try to get through to her.

A: They have been trying. But I think she has made a deal with her
husband to keep quiet, no matter what. She could do a great deal of good
if she breaks her promise. I have been told she is under pressure, and not
just from her husband. At the level she occupies, MI6 and British health
authorities get into the act. It is thought of as a matter of national
security.

Q: Well, it is national security, once you understand the medical cartel.

A: It is global security. The cartel operates in every nation. It
zealously guards the sanctity of vaccines. Questioning these vaccines is
on the same level as a Vatican bishop questioning the sanctity of the
sacrament of the Eucharist in the Catholic Church.

Q: I know that a Hollywood celebrity stating publicly that he will not
take a vaccine is committing career suicide.

A: Hollywood is linked very powerfully to the medical cartel. There are
several reasons, but one of them is simply that an actor who is famous can
draw a huge amount of publicity if he says ANYTHING. In 1992, I was
present at your demonstration against the FDA in downtown Los Angeles. One
or two actors spoke against the FDA. Since that time, you would be hard
pressed to find an actor who has spoken out in any way against the medical
cartel.

Q: Within the National Institutes of Health, what is the mood, what is the
basic frame of mind?

A: People are competing for research monies. The last thing they think
about is challenging the status quo. They are already in an intramural war
for that money. They don't need more trouble. This is a very insulated
system. It depends on the idea that, by and large, modern medicine is very
successful on every frontier. To admit systemic problems in any area is to
cast doubt on the whole enterprise. You might therefore think that NIH is
the last place one should think about holding demonstrations. But just the
reverse is true. If five thousand people showed up there demanding an
accounting of the actual benefits of that research system, demanding to
know what real health benefits have been conferred on the public from the
billions of wasted dollars funneled to that facility, something might start.
A spark might go off. You might get, with further demonstrations, all
sorts of fall-out. Researchers -- a few -- might start leaking information.

Q: A good idea.

A: People in suits standing as close to the buildings as the police will
allow. People in business suits, in jogging suits, mothers and babies.
Well-off people. Poor people. All sorts of people.

Q: What about the combined destructive power of a number of vaccines given
to babies these days?

A: It is a travesty and a crime. There are no real studies of any depth
which have been done on that. Again, the assumption is made that vaccines
are safe, and therefore any number of vaccines given together are safe as
well. But the truth is, vaccines are not safe. Therefore the potential
damage increases when you give many of them in a short time period.

Q: Then we have the fall flu season.

A: Yes. As if only in the autumn do these germs float in to the US from
Asia. The public swallows that premise. If it happens in April, it is a
bad cold. If it happens in October, it is the flu.

Q: Do you regret having worked all those years in the vaccine field?

A: Yes. But after this interview, I'll regret it a little less.
And I work in other ways. I give out information to certain people, when I
think they will use it well.

Q: What is one thing you want the public to understand?

A: That the burden of proof in establishing the safety and efficacy of
vaccines is on the people who manufacture and license them for public use.
Just that. The burden of proof is not on you or me. And for proof you
need well-designed long-term studies. You need extensive follow-up. You
need to interview mothers and pay attention to what mothers say about their
babies and what happens to them after vaccination. You need all these things.
The things that are not there.

Q: The things that are not there.

A: Yes.

Q: To avoid any confusion, I'd like you to review, once more, the disease
problems that vaccines can cause. Which diseases, how that happens.

A: We are basically talking about two potential harmful outcomes.
One, the person gets the disease from the vaccine. He gets the disease
which the vaccine is supposed to protect him from. Because, some version
of the disease is in the vaccine to begin with. Or two, he doesn't get
THAT disease, but at some later time, maybe right away, maybe not, he
develops another condition which is caused by the vaccine. That condition
could be autism, what's called autism, or it could be some other disease
like meningitis. He could become mentally disabled.

Q: Is there any way to compare the relative frequency of these different
outcomes?

A: No. Because the follow-up is poor. We can only guess. If you ask,
out of a population of a hundred thousand children who get a measles
vaccine, how many get the measles, and how many develop other problems from
the vaccine, there is a no reliable answer. That is what I'm saying.
Vaccines are superstitions. And with superstitions, you don't get facts
you can use. You only get stories, most of which are designed to enforce
the superstition. But, from many vaccine campaigns, we can piece together
a narrative that does reveal some very disturbing things. People have been
harmed. The harm is real, and it can be deep and it can mean death.
The harm is NOT limited to a few cases, as we have been led to believe.
In the US, there are groups of mothers who are testifying about autism and
childhood vaccines. They are coming forward and standing up at meetings.
They are essentially trying to fill in the gap that has been created by the
researchers and doctors who turn their backs on the whole thing.

Q: Let me ask you this. If you took a child in, say, Boston and you
raised that child with good nutritious food and he exercised every day and
he was loved by his parents, and he didn't get the measles vaccine, what
would be his health status compared with the average child in Boston who
eats poorly and watches five hours of TV a day and gets the measles vaccine?

A: Of course there are many factors involved, but I would bet on the
better health status for the first child. If he gets measles, if he gets
it when he is nine, the chances are it will be much lighter than the
measles the second child might get. I would bet on the first child every
time.

Q: How long did you work with vaccines?

A: A long time. Longer than ten years.

Q: Looking back now, can you recall any good reason to say that vaccines
are successful?

A: No, I can't. If I had a child now, the last thing I would allow is
vaccination. I would move out of the state if I had to. I would change
the family name. I would disappear. With my family. I'm not saying it
would come to that. There are ways to sidestep the system with grace, if
you know how to act. There are exemptions you can declare, in every state,
based on religious and/or philosophic views. But if push came to shove, I
would go on the move.

Q: And yet there are children everywhere who do get vaccines and appear to
be healthy.

A: The operative word is "appear." What about all the children who can't
focus on their studies? What about the children who have tantrums from
time to time? What about the children who are not quite in possession of
all their mental faculties? I know there are many causes for these things,
but vaccines are one cause. I would not take the chance. I see no reason
to take the chance. And frankly, I see no reason to allow the government
to have the last word. Government medicine is, from my experience, often a
contradiction in terms. You get one or the other, but not both.

Q: So we come to the level playing field.

A: Yes. Allow those who want the vaccines to take them. Allow the
dissidents to decline to take them. But, as I said earlier, there is no
level playing field if the field is strewn with lies. And when babies are
involved, you have parents making all the decisions. Those parents need a
heavy dose of truth. What about the child I spoke of who died from the DPT
shot? What information did his parents act on? I can tell you it was
heavily weighted. It was not real information.

Q: Medical PR people, in concert with the press, scare the hell out of
parents with dire scenarios about what will happen if their kids don't get
shots.

A: They make it seem a crime to refuse the vaccine. They equate it with
bad parenting. You fight that with better information. It is always a
challenge to buck the authorities. And only you can decide whether to do
it. It is every person's responsibility to make up his mind. The medical
cartel likes that bet. It is betting that the fear will win.
_________________________________________________________________

Dr. Mark Randall is the pseudonym of a vaccine researcher who worked for
many years in the labs of major pharmaceutical houses and the US
government's National Institutes of Health.

Mark retired during the last decade. He says he was "disgusted with what
he discovered about vaccines."

As you know, since the beginning of nomorefakenews, I have been launching
an attack against non-scientific and dangerous assertions about the safety
and efficacy of vaccines.

Mark has been one of my sources.

He is a little reluctant to speak out, even under the cover of anonymity,
but with the current push to make vaccines mandatory -- with penalties like
quarantine lurking in the wings -- he has decided to break his silence.

He lives comfortably in retirement, but like many of my long-time sources,
he has developed a conscience about his former work. Mark is well aware of
the scope of the medical cartel and its goals of depopulation, mind
control, and general debilitation of populations.
HCN - 06 Mar 2004 20:34 GMT
> Q: You were once certain that vaccines were the hallmark of good medicine.
...

> Dr. Mark Randall is the pseudonym of a vaccine researcher who worked for
> many years in the labs of major pharmaceutical houses and the US
> government's National Institutes of Health.

...

And Mark Twain was the pseudonym of another FICTION writer.  The "interview"
as a believable as _A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court_ .

This has more reality:
http://my.webmd.com/content/article/83/97706.htm?z=1728_00000_1000_ln_02
Jan - 06 Mar 2004 22:36 GMT
>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>From: "HCN" hcn@nospam.com
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>
>And Mark Twain

Is a diversion.

Proving oonce again that solid proof is not accepted by organized medicine.

With an EGO problem.

Jan
Rich Shewmaker - 07 Mar 2004 15:39 GMT
> >Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
> >From: "HCN" hcn@nospam.com
[quoted text clipped - 19 lines]
>
> Jan

Solid proof? There is not one scrap of credibility here, much less proof.

--Rich
Gymmy Bob - 07 Mar 2004 18:14 GMT
As predicted. When they can't dispute the information honestly they attack
credentials of the proponents.

> > Q: You were once certain that vaccines were the hallmark of good medicine.
> ...
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> This has more reality:
> http://my.webmd.com/content/article/83/97706.htm?z=1728_00000_1000_ln_02
PF Riley - 07 Mar 2004 23:07 GMT
>As predicted. When they can't dispute the information honestly they attack
>credentials of the proponents.

Uh, no. Unfortunately, you misunderstand. The actual substance of the
"interview" is the same, old, tired garbage that the anti-vacs have
been spewing for years that has been handily "disputed" to pieces
frequently enough to the point that one has to wonder why fools like
John and Roger aren't embarrassed beyond belief to keep repeating it.
It's not a matter of whether or not anyone CAN dispute the information
-- rather, we are actually quite bored by it by this point.

The discussion about the credentials of the supposed interviewee is
not an "attack" on the posting in an attempt to discredit it. Rather,
it is out of academic interest about whether (1) this actually is an
interview with a "vaccine researcher" who has been duped by the
anti-vac liars into actually believing the crap he says, or (2) this
is another attempt by anti-vaccine liars to use any means necessary to
fool people (in this case, phony appeal to authority) by making up a
fake "interview" with a "vaccine researcher." (I vote for #2.)

PF
Gymmy Bob - 07 Mar 2004 23:39 GMT
I guess some people will stoop as low as it goes to support their arguments.
I see you as that kind of person.

The anti-vacs have a lot to go on and I have never seen any solid proof to
show otherwise at this point.

I guess it depends when you open your eyes and close them now doesn't it?

> >As predicted. When they can't dispute the information honestly they attack
> >credentials of the proponents.
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>
> PF
PF Riley - 08 Mar 2004 04:57 GMT
>I guess some people will stoop as low as it goes to support their arguments.
>I see you as that kind of person.
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>
>I guess it depends when you open your eyes and close them now doesn't it?

You go on living in your fantasy world. I'll just go on saving lives.

PF, vaccinating daily (except weekends)
Gymmy Bob - 09 Mar 2004 01:46 GMT
Saving your wallet you mean.

> >I guess some people will stoop as low as it goes to support their arguments.
> >I see you as that kind of person.
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>
> PF, vaccinating daily (except weekends)
PF Riley - 09 Mar 2004 06:05 GMT
>Saving your wallet you mean.

As predicted. When they can't dispute the information honestly they
attack motivations of the proponents. (Sound familiar, shithead?)

Actually, I get no credit on my production for giving vaccines. We
give vaccines supplied free of charge from the state and charge a
token $0.01 administration fee.

If I wanted to make more money, I'd join the a.sholes like you who
want kids to get sick and die by getting rid of vaccines. Believe me,
managing a single case of Haemophilus meningitis in the hospital is
lucrative enough, not to mention the years of care involved for the
ones who survive but brain damaged and/or deaf. Pertussis in an infant
is easy money, too -- just stop by each day, check the oxygen supply,
review the notes on how many times he coughed and turned blue the day
before, and keep him in the hospital another day until he stops.

Now f.ck off, piece of sh.t.

PF
Jan - 09 Mar 2004 07:12 GMT
>From: pfriley@watt-not.com  (PF Riley)
>Date: 3/8/2004 10:05 PM Pacific Standard Time
>Message-id: <404d5d43.112462429@news.nwlink.com>

<snip>

>If I wanted to make more money, I'd join the a.sholes like you who
>want kids to get sick and die by getting rid of vaccines

Oh can it, nobody want kids to get sick and die.

<snip>

>Now f.ck off, piece of sh.t.
>
>PF

Very professional.

Jan
Peter Bowditch - 09 Mar 2004 08:07 GMT
>>From: pfriley@watt-not.com  (PF Riley)
>>Date: 3/8/2004 10:05 PM Pacific Standard Time
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>
>Oh can it, nobody want kids to get sick and die.

Then why do they want the children to get diseases which make them
sick and kill them? Why do they resist protecting children from these
diseases? What other motivation could the anti-vaccination liars have?

><snip>
>
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
>Jan

--
Peter Bowditch
The Millenium Project    http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles
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and The New Improved Quintessence of the Loon with added Vitamins and C-Q10 http://www.ratbags.com/loon
To email me use my first name only at ratbags.com
Jan - 09 Mar 2004 08:27 GMT
>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>From: Peter Bowditch myfirstname@ratbags.com
[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
>Then why do they want the children to get diseases which make them
>sick and kill them?

THEY DON'T. That is ANOTHER LIE.

Your list of lies just keeps growing.

>Why do they resist protecting children from these
>diseases? What other motivation could the anti-vaccination liars have

They aren't anti-vaccinations liars.

They just want people to be aware of the risks.

>Now f.ck off, piece of sh.t.
>>>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>>
>>Jan

>Peter Bowditch

<snip spam and asking for donations, which is overlooked by the *gang* who
whine when others do it and report them>

Welcome to more double standards of organized medicine. Peter Bowditch is a
proven liar and his websites are lies also.
Mark Probert-March 9, 2004 - 09 Mar 2004 16:05 GMT
> >Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
> >From: Peter Bowditch myfirstname@ratbags.com
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
>
> THEY DON'T. That is ANOTHER LIE.

No, it is the only logical conclusion based on their blind stance against
vaccination.

> Your list of lies just keeps growing.

Your list of things you know nothing about keeps growing.

> >Why do they resist protecting children from these
> >diseases? What other motivation could the anti-vaccination liars have
>
> They aren't anti-vaccinations liars.
>
> They just want people to be aware of the risks.

Horsecrap. They use every scaremongering technique to discourage the use of
vaccines.
Eric Bohlman - 09 Mar 2004 09:29 GMT
>>>From: pfriley@watt-not.com  (PF Riley)
>>>Date: 3/8/2004 10:05 PM Pacific Standard Time
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> sick and kill them? Why do they resist protecting children from these
> diseases? What other motivation could the anti-vaccination liars have?

To be honest, Jan actually has a point here.  The anti-vaccination liars
are primarily guilty of wishful thinking; they truly believe that
unvaccinated kids wouldn't get sick if only their parents did the Right
Things, those Things, of course, varying according to the various and
incompatible doctrines of the True Believers.  It's rather like an example
that John Allan Paulos (of ABC News's "Whose Counting" fame) gave in his
book _Innumeracy_: Ronald Reagan at one point thought that Copenhagen was
the capital of Norway.  And Copenhagen is undisputably in Denmark.  But,
Paulos pointed out, it is *not* correct to state that Reagan thought that
the capital of Norway was in Denmark; Reagan would have plainly considered
that to be absurd.  That's the implication according to pure logic *if* you
put both premises on equal footing.  But you can't.

Of course, reality insists that not vaccinating children *will* cause them
to get diseases which make them sick and kill them.  But the anti-
vaccination liars don't believe in that reality, so they can't be accused
of *wanting* the kids to get sick and die.  Of course, Martin Luther King
Jr. was correct when he stated that the two most dangerous things in the
world were sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity; the fact that the
anti-vaccination liars aren't motivated by Pure Evil makes their actions no
less despicable, just as the fact that the drunk driver who killed someone
in a car crash didn't *want* to kill them in no way excuses what happened.  
Most of the world's evil is committed by people who really believe they're
doing good.  But accusing them of *wanting* kids to get sick and die is
actually something akin to the strawman fallacy; it's too easy to shoot
down.
Anth - 09 Mar 2004 11:48 GMT
Doctors are accused of being evil people etc. because they treat people with
'allopathic drugs' and not 'natural drugs.'
Then again from the other side naturopathic docs are accused of giving
people false hope.
Clearly doing no harm is in the eye of the beholder and in the critique of
the critic.
Anth

> >>>From: pfriley@watt-not.com  (PF Riley)
> >>>Date: 3/8/2004 10:05 PM Pacific Standard Time
[quoted text clipped - 37 lines]
> actually something akin to the strawman fallacy; it's too easy to shoot
> down.
Rich.@. - 09 Mar 2004 17:37 GMT
>>>>From: pfriley@watt-not.com  (PF Riley)
>>>>Date: 3/8/2004 10:05 PM Pacific Standard Time
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
>Things, those Things, of course, varying according to the various and
>incompatible doctrines of the True Believers.

But this is not the case with Jan Drew. Jan has gone on record saying
that the decision whether to vaccinate or not is a difficult one but
if she had to make a choice then she would probably choose to
vaccinate her children if she had to make that decision.

>Jan" <jdrew63929@aol.com> wrote:
>Knowing you as I do, I know why you posted this because you believe I didn't
>vaccinate my kids.
>
>I did, and I *probably* would again, however since I have learned that vaccines
>can damage a child for life, it would be a difficult decision.

Her above statement clearly indicates that Jan understands that
vaccinations can be useful. There is no way she would say she would
endorse vaccination unless that was the case.

And yet she still ONLY posts antivaccination sites. This indicates to
me that she does not care about the health of children and ONLY is
interested in demonizing conventional medicine.

>Of course, reality insists that not vaccinating children *will* cause them
>to get diseases which make them sick and kill them.

I believe that Jan Drew understands this. If she did not she would not
say that the decision to vaccinate or not is a difficult one.
Obviously she realizes one must weigh the risks and benefits. And as I
said she has said on a number of occasions that she would vaccinate in
certain circumstances.

Aloha,

Rich


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Jan - 10 Mar 2004 00:01 GMT
>From: Eric Bohlman ebohlman@earthlink.net
>Date: 3/9/2004 1:29 AM Pacific Standard Time
>Message-id: <Xns94A7240D2F310ebohlmanomsdevcom@130.133.1.4>

Now after you rant, the facts are, nobody wants kids to get sick and die.

Parents have the right to make decisions about vaccinations.

Some chose not to vaccinate, for obvious reasons. Those reasons are varied and
many.

The *gang* calls those who are concerned about the adverse effects,
anti-vaccination liars, started by *gang* member Peter Bowditch.

WHO WAS JUST CAUGHT IN ANOTHER LIE!

The reason is, because they disagree.

While the entire *gang* accuses me of calling others liars because of
disagreements (WHICH IS NOT AND NEVER HAS BEEN TRUE), proving once again
*gang* is guilty exactly WHAT THEY ACCUSE OTHERS OF.

<snip irrelevant rant>

Jan
Rich.@. - 10 Mar 2004 00:17 GMT
>>From: Eric Bohlman ebohlman@earthlink.net
>>Date: 3/9/2004 1:29 AM Pacific Standard Time
>>Message-id: <Xns94A7240D2F310ebohlmanomsdevcom@130.133.1.4>
>
>Now after you rant, the facts are, nobody wants kids to get sick and die.

Well if Jan Drew really does not want kids to get sick and die then
why, when she makes a new post giving a link to a site about
vaccination, that she ALWAYS points to an anti-vaccination site that
selectively talks about the negative aspects of vaccination and denies
or downplays any benefits.

Jan says that she wants parents to have information so that they could
give informed consent. If so then why does Jan ONLY post information
that would lead someone to NOT vaccinate their children.

And why on earth would Jan do this if Jan, herself, who did vaccinate
her children, if she had to do it again, knowing everything she knows
would *probably* vaccinate her children again.

The only logical explanation is that Jan Drew does not care if
children get sick and die. If she did then Jan would also post links
to sites that talk about the benefits of vaccination. But she does
not.

>Parents have the right to make decisions about vaccinations.

Of course they do. But if they only have the information that Jan Drew
provides (through the links and her usual scaremongering about vacs)
then they would make decision based upon whacko anti-vac sites.

>Some chose not to vaccinate, for obvious reasons.

Only obvious if the child has some contraindication to getting
vaccinated.

>The *gang* calls those who are concerned about the adverse effects,
>anti-vaccination liars, started by *gang* member Peter Bowditch.

There is  lie. Those who really care about the health and welfare of
children confront those who distort or lie about the dangers of
vaccination or who deny that vaccines prevent illnesses.
> ree.
>
>While the entire *gang* accuses me of calling others liars because of
>disagreements (WHICH IS NOT AND NEVER HAS BEEN TRUE), proving once again
>*gang* is guilty exactly WHAT THEY ACCUSE OTHERS OF.

But this is not true. It is because the information provided is FALSE
that they are called liars. And Jan Drew is called a liar because she
repeatedly lies and bears false witness exactly as she has done here.

Aloha,

Rich


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The best defense to logic is ignorance
Peter Bowditch - 10 Mar 2004 00:17 GMT
>>From: Eric Bohlman ebohlman@earthlink.net
>>Date: 3/9/2004 1:29 AM Pacific Standard Time
>>Message-id: <Xns94A7240D2F310ebohlmanomsdevcom@130.133.1.4>
>
>Now after you rant, the facts are, nobody wants kids to get sick and die.

So people should not act as if they do.

>Parents have the right to make decisions about vaccinations.

They certainly do. They also have the right to make these decisions
based on facts, not lies or ideology.

>Some chose not to vaccinate, for obvious reasons. Those reasons are varied and
>many.

What are these "obvious reasons"?

>The *gang* calls those who are concerned about the adverse effects,
>anti-vaccination liars, started by *gang* member Peter Bowditch.

And a damn fine expression it is too.

>WHO WAS JUST CAUGHT IN ANOTHER LIE!

Another lie!! Add that to the ones Jan has identified in the past and
you get a total of one. As I don't know which one she is talking about
here, the total os actually most likely to be still zero.

>The reason is, because they disagree.

Yes, I disagree with anti-vaccination liars. Sane people do that.

>While the entire *gang* accuses me of calling others liars because of
>disagreements (WHICH IS NOT AND NEVER HAS BEEN TRUE), proving once again
>*gang* is guilty exactly WHAT THEY ACCUSE OTHERS OF.

TING

><snip irrelevant rant>
>
>Jan

--
Peter Bowditch
The Millenium Project    http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles
The Green Light          http://www.ratbags.com/greenlight
and The New Improved Quintessence of the Loon with added Vitamins and C-Q10 http://www.ratbags.com/loon
To email me use my first name only at ratbags.com
Jan - 10 Mar 2004 03:10 GMT
>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>From: Peter Bowditch myfirstname@ratbags.com
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>
>So people should not act as if they do.

That would be an opinion.

After your recent LIE, your opinion is worth less than $.01.

>>Parents have the right to make decisions about vaccinations.
>
>They certainly do. They also have the right to make these decisions
>based on facts,

Do they??

http://www.testfoundation.org/recordssealed.htm

> not lies or ideology.

OR SECRECY?????????

http://www.909shot.com/PressReleases/pr83001.htm

NATIONAL VACCINE INFORMATION CENTER CALLS FOR FULL PUBLIC DISCLOSURE OF CDC
VACCINE STUDY DATA

>Some chose not to vaccinate, for obvious reasons. Those reasons are varied
>and
>>many.
>
>What are these "obvious reasons"?

See above, plus:

http://www.909shot.com/

http://www.whale.to/v/staff.html

>>The *gang* calls those who are concerned about the adverse effects,
>>anti-vaccination liars, started by *gang* member Peter Bowditch.
>
>And a damn fine expression it is too.

Yes we know you think you lies are special. we just saw that.

>>WHO WAS JUST CAUGHT IN ANOTHER LIE!

>Another lie!!

Yes these two words you just typed are indeed ANOTHER LIE!!!!!!

When you have been caught you LIE and say you didn't LIE.

Are you a cousin of Mark Thorson???

Oh that's right, just a member of NACHF.

Liars of liars.

Jan
Rich.@. - 10 Mar 2004 03:17 GMT

>Liars of liars.

What?? No mention of Jews or atheists?? Jan must be slipping.

Aloha,

Rich

>Jan

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Mark Probert-March 10, 2004 - 10 Mar 2004 15:42 GMT
> >From: Eric Bohlman ebohlman@earthlink.net
> >Date: 3/9/2004 1:29 AM Pacific Standard Time
> >Message-id: <Xns94A7240D2F310ebohlmanomsdevcom@130.133.1.4>
>
> Now after you rant, the facts are, nobody wants kids to get sick and die.

You can prove that statement to be true by posting a balanced list of pro
and con sites. As long as all of your sites are con, and theyuse
fearmongering and contain lies, then you are what you sleep with.
Mark Probert-March 9, 2004 - 09 Mar 2004 16:03 GMT
> >From: pfriley@watt-not.com  (PF Riley)
> >Date: 3/8/2004 10:05 PM Pacific Standard Time
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>
> Oh can it, nobody want kids to get sick and die.

The anti-vac liars do. What else would their motivation be?
Ilsa9.11 - 09 Mar 2004 18:12 GMT
>> >From: pfriley@watt-not.com  (PF Riley)
>> >Date: 3/8/2004 10:05 PM Pacific Standard Time
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>
>The anti-vac liars do. What else would their motivation be?

Their motivation is hatred, but not necessarily for children, their own or
otherwise.  They hate conventional medicine so much, they are willing to put at
risk the most vulnerable memebers of society.  The children become sacrificial
lambs to their scientifically illiterate, anti-medicine parent's belief system.
Kim - 10 Mar 2004 03:10 GMT
> Oh can it, nobody want kids to get sick and die.
==========================
But they do get sick and die Jan.  Vaccines stopped polio from crippling our
generation.  I still remember seeing the older people on crutches and in
braces before we were all vaccinated.  Some ended up in wheelchairs and
iron-lungs.  Look at the other diseases that were also stopped by vaccines.
Surely this information would be in the Internet.

Kim
DRCEEPHD - 10 Mar 2004 04:19 GMT
>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>From: "Kim" me@your.net
>Date: 3/9/04 10:10 PM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id: <zZudnWWAYZuXDNPdRVn-gw@heartoftn.net>

>But they do get sick and die Jan.  Vaccines stopped polio from crippling our
>generation.  I still remember seeing the older people on crutches and in
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
>Kim

Very interesting.  The alts know that polio was just another gimmick to jack up
the price of disease treatment.  

When a vaccine was contrived from diseased monkey kidneys, it had to be jerked
off the shelf and Sabin's sugar cube used.  

You really should get your facts straight.

Yet, maybe the  propaganda they manufacture has a longer lasting value than the
vaccines they sell.

DrC PhD
David Wright - 11 Mar 2004 05:27 GMT
>>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>>From: "Kim" me@your.net
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>Very interesting.  The alts know that polio was just another gimmick
>to jack up the price of disease treatment.  

I guess all those polio victims were just faking it.

>When a vaccine was contrived from diseased monkey kidneys, it had to
>be jerked off the shelf and Sabin's sugar cube used.  

Wrong as usual.

>You really should get your facts straight.

Hilarious, coming from you, the master of misinformation.

 -- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net
    These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
      "If I have not seen as far as others, it is because giants
          were standing on my shoulders."  (Hal Abelson, MIT)
Ilsa9.11 - 11 Mar 2004 21:21 GMT
>>>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>>>From: "Kim" me@your.net
[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
>
>I guess all those polio victims were just faking it.

Nah, they just weren't eating right!
David Wright - 12 Mar 2004 04:05 GMT
>>>>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>>>>From: "Kim" me@your.net
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
>
>Nah, they just weren't eating right!

A man walks into his doctor's offce; the man has a carrot in one ear,
beans in his hair, and asparagus in his collar.  The man says "Doctor,
what's wrong with me?"

The doctor replies, "You're not eating right."

Thank you, thank you, you've been a wonderful audience.

 -- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net
    These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
      "If I have not seen as far as others, it is because giants
          were standing on my shoulders."  (Hal Abelson, MIT)

p.s.  The man's initials are RB.
Rich Shewmaker - 13 Mar 2004 14:53 GMT
> >>>>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
> >>>>From: "Kim" me@your.net
[quoted text clipped - 22 lines]
>
> The doctor replies, "You're not eating right."

The nurse rushes in and says, "Doctor! there's a woman in the waiting room
that thinks she's invisible!" The doctor says, "Tell her we can't see her
right now."

< rim shot >

;o)  Rich
Gymmy Bob - 10 Mar 2004 04:24 GMT
I have witnessed this too but the assumption this is because of a vaccine is
just false, and only believed by sheeplike people that cannot see past their
culture.

> > Oh can it, nobody want kids to get sick and die.
> ==========================
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> Kim
Hawki63 - 10 Mar 2004 04:39 GMT
>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>From: "Gymmy Bob" NoThanx@spam.com
>Date: 3/9/2004 8:24 PM Pacific Standard Time
>Message-id: <UIqdnXBBvrBXCtPdRVn-vA@golden.net>

>I have witnessed this too but the assumption this is because of a vaccine is
>just false, and only believed by sheeplike people that cannot see past their
>culture.

and this from one with NO actual experience (as I have BTW) of taking care of
these folks IN their iron lungs in the late 50's

pathetic..

and to suggest that anyone would INVENT such a disease as a money making
proposition?? is beyond cruel...
hawki.....
Gymmy Bob - 11 Mar 2004 02:24 GMT
Those cases were all from not having electronic ignitions in their cars
idiot!

Now we have electronic ignitions in our cars and the polio mellitus cases
are next to none. Any mechanic knows that! Why do you think they encourage
electronic ignition systems in our cars today? to save fuel? Only the
ridiculous chem/cut community would believe such nonsense put out by their
brainwashing associations. There is no double blind or peer reviewed studies
to prove this bullshit.

Morons.

> >Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
> >From: "Gymmy Bob" NoThanx@spam.com
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> proposition?? is beyond cruel...
> hawki.....
carabelli - 11 Mar 2004 02:34 GMT
> Those cases were all from not having electronic ignitions in their cars
> idiot!...................

I could have sworn I read on a website that it was when fuel injection
replaced carburetors.

carabelli
Mark Probert-March 11, 2004 - 11 Mar 2004 14:50 GMT
> > Those cases were all from not having electronic ignitions in their cars
> > idiot!...................
>
> I could have sworn I read on a website that it was when fuel injection
> replaced carburetors.

Did you know that the anti-vac movement was an outgrowth of the
pro-carburetors groups? They were against injections....
Jan - 10 Mar 2004 06:26 GMT
>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>From: "Kim" me@your.net
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
>
>Kim

Of course. Nobody here wants kids to get sick and die. That is not only false
but absurd.

My object is that the adverse effects are kept secret, parents certainly have
the right to know the risks.

Jan
Mark Probert-March 10, 2004 - 10 Mar 2004 15:45 GMT
> >Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
> >From: "Kim" me@your.net
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
> My object is that the adverse effects are kept secret, parents certainly have
> the right to know the risks.

the adverse effects that jan alludes to are the imaginary ones, like autism.
Mark - 10 Mar 2004 23:34 GMT
> >Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
> >From: "Kim" me@your.net
[quoted text clipped - 18 lines]
>
> Jan

Jan, the risks are well known and easily accessed.

The problem we have (and by "we" I mean those of us who will have to
clean up the mess if some child contracts a vaccine-preventable
disease) is that there are so-called "anti-vaccine" advocates who
greatly over-play the risks when weighed against the risks of
contracting the disease itself.

There is essentially *no* risk of developing autism following the MMR
vaccine, yet anti-vacc advocates will lie to the contrary.

There *is* a risk of contracting polio from the live polio vaccine --
that is why we (in the U.S.) no longer use it.

There used to be a risk of developing a high fever and possible
febrile seizures from recieving the DTP vaccine -- that's why we (in
the U.S.) currently use the DTaP.

Vaccines save lives, and no human with pure motives and a working
brain cell would argue otherwise.  If you choose to argue otherwise,
you should let the rest of us know which camp you fall into:  evil
motives or no working brain cells.  *I* have my opinions, but I'll let
you declare for yourself.

Mark, MD
Rich.@. - 10 Mar 2004 23:42 GMT
>> >Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>> >From: "Kim" me@your.net
[quoted text clipped - 26 lines]
>greatly over-play the risks when weighed against the risks of
>contracting the disease itself.

Cue Jan to say something like "Tell that to the parents of vaccine
damaged children" or something including "evil organized medicine".

>There is essentially *no* risk of developing autism following the MMR
>vaccine, yet anti-vacc advocates will lie to the contrary.

Cue Jan to talk about evil organized medicine.

>Vaccines save lives, and no human with pure motives and a working
>brain cell would argue otherwise.  If you choose to argue otherwise,
>you should let the rest of us know which camp you fall into:  evil
>motives or no working brain cells.  *I* have my opinions, but I'll let
>you declare for yourself.

I will cast my vote for "evil motives". The specific evil motive is to
demonize conventional medicine even if that means that she posts web
sites of antivac whackos, that if believed would result in parents
choosing NOT to vaccinate which if done in enough numbers would result
in increased epidemics and childhood deaths. Is it not enough that
over a million children die EVERY YEAR around the world from vaccine
preventable illnesses.

But alas, Jan Drew cares much more about attacking conventional
medicine than she does about helpless children's lives.

I agree that parents should make informed decisions but the links that
Jan provides to antivac whacko sites could hardly be called objective
or balanced.

Aloha,

Rich

>Mark, MD

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Jan - 11 Mar 2004 01:23 GMT
>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>From: mlowry3@bellsouth.net  (Mark)
[quoted text clipped - 29 lines]
>
>Jan, the risks are well known and easily accessed.

No need to lie Mark.

http://www.909shot.com/PressReleases/prfluvaccine.htm

http://www.909shot.com/PressReleases/pr83001.htm

http://www.testfoundation.org/lawsuitlimits.htm

http://www.vaclib.org/news/protectlilly.htm#seal

Jan

>The problem we have (and by "we" I mean those of us who will have to
>clean up the mess if some child contracts a vaccine-preventable
[quoted text clipped - 19 lines]
>
>Mark, MD
Gymmy Bob - 11 Mar 2004 02:25 GMT
Repeating your bullshit over and over will not make it right.

Electronic ignitions in cars are what cured polio mellitus and you know it.

> > >Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
> > >From: "Kim" me@your.net
[quoted text clipped - 44 lines]
>
> Mark, MD
Hawki63 - 11 Mar 2004 03:38 GMT
>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>From: "Gymmy Bob" NoThanx@spam.com
>Date: 3/10/2004 6:25 PM Pacific Standard Time
>Message-id: <K9Gdna5qELJTUNLdRVn-ig@golden.net>

>polio mellitus

try that spelling once again....

or do you have a combo of polio and diabetes??
hawki.....
Ilsa9.11 - 09 Mar 2004 16:54 GMT
>>Saving your wallet you mean.
>
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
>
>Now f.ck off, piece of sh.t.

I second your motion and I am unanimous in that!

>PF
john - 09 Mar 2004 10:25 GMT
> Saving your wallet you mean.

They work for the drug industry, end of story.  They like to make out
they are independent but any idiot can see through that.  Money flows
back down, after robbing the taxpayer, to the hospitals, unis, and all
their little projects that get financed for these morons.

They dish out the drug industry products 24/7 and then say they have
no connection or financial interest with the drug industry.  How dumb
do they think we are?  LOL!  They sell their products all day
long--duh!
David Wright - 10 Mar 2004 04:34 GMT
>> Saving your wallet you mean.
>
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>no connection or financial interest with the drug industry.  How dumb
>do they think we are?

Office visits cost the same whether or not a prescription is written.
So I can't speak for anyone else, but I think you're extremely dumb.

 -- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net
    These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
      "If I have not seen as far as others, it is because giants
          were standing on my shoulders."  (Hal Abelson, MIT)
Jan - 10 Mar 2004 06:17 GMT
>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>From: wright@clam.prodigy.net  (David Wright)
[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
>Office visits cost the same whether or not a prescription is written.
>So I can't speak for anyone else, but I think you're extremely dumb.

>When you start whining about personalities,don't be surprised that it
generates comments about your own.
David Wright
PF Riley - 10 Mar 2004 06:12 GMT
>> Saving your wallet you mean.
>
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>do they think we are?  LOL!  They sell their products all day
>long--duh!

Idiot. I sell no drugs in my office. Pharmacies sell them. I get paid
by insurance companies, who get their money from the patients and
their employers.

In fact, since insurance companies try to save money by trying NOT to
buy drugs, I could benefit by prescribing fewer drugs, so the
insurance companies would have less to pay for and thus have more
money to pay me.

PF
Kim - 10 Mar 2004 03:06 GMT
> Saving your wallet you mean.
==========================
This is insulting.  Are you claiming the alt practitioners are now treating
people for free?  Not where I live.  The last I heard my old friend Fran was
still paying $35 to $45 for some type of cleansing enema.  They then sell
her another EXPENSIVE batch of herbs, vitamins and minerals... which they
will then flush and cleanse out next week with another unneeded enema.
They're not making money on this?

My medical Dr charges $40 per visit and doesn't sell me anything.  I buy all
my supplements at Wal-Mart where they're cheap, fresh and he is not
involved.

Kim
Gymmy Bob - 10 Mar 2004 04:27 GMT
So you admit your alt practitioner is cheaper than your chem/cut doc and
that he also stocks medications of top quality you may purchase right there
for your convenience. I guess your chem/cut doc isn't concerned about the
quality of your medications or supplements. Can you say "PAR COST"?

> X-No-Archive: yes
>
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>
> Kim
Mark Probert-March 10, 2004 - 10 Mar 2004 14:43 GMT
> So you admit your alt practitioner is cheaper than your chem/cut doc and
> that he also stocks medications of top quality you may purchase right there
> for your convenience. I guess your chem/cut doc isn't concerned about the
> quality of your medications or supplements. Can you say "PAR COST"?

Gymmy, what that proves is that the Altie has every incentive to recommend
the products they sell. IOW, they have a big, fat, shing conflcit of
interest that the medical doctors do not have. Can you say, "Another Altie
whine blown out of the water?"

> > X-No-Archive: yes
> >
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> >
> > Kim
Jan - 10 Mar 2004 06:15 GMT
>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>From: "Kim" me@your.net
[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
>
>Kim

My CRA charges me nothing. I live across the street from her and I do
neighborly nice things for her all the time. Even before that, she came over in
the middle of the night and helped me through some really bad spells of
detoxing, and didn't charge me a dime.

My doctor visits are with blood work are over $!00.00.

Jan
Mark Probert-March 10, 2004 - 10 Mar 2004 15:49 GMT
> >Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
> >From: "Kim" me@your.net
[quoted text clipped - 24 lines]
>
> My doctor visits are with blood work are over $!00.00.

Itemized bill:

Office visit.................$20.00
Blood work...............$80.00
Listening to whining....$PRICELESS!

She is getting a major discount....
Mark Probert-March 9, 2004 - 10 Mar 2004 14:40 GMT
> X-No-Archive: yes
>
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> will then flush and cleanse out next week with another unneeded enema.
> They're not making money on this?

Alties love to imply that their practitioners are altruistic to the bone. I
know that, in my neck of the woods, the chiropractors are doing very well.
One, a neighbor, just added many hours to his office hours to take up more
business. And, his newly purchased boat is almost as big as mine (purchased
at a government auction for seized goods, and restored over a three year
period, as the Coast Guard made an "aggressive stop and search" when they
seized it for drug running.

> My medical Dr charges $40 per visit and doesn't sell me anything.  I buy all
> my supplements at Wal-Mart where they're cheap, fresh and he is not
> involved.

My podiatrist tells me that our nearby Walmart has the best selection of
foot care products around, He visited every store and thought to save his
patients the walking. What a guy!
john - 08 Mar 2004 07:52 GMT
pfriley@watt-not.com (PF Riley) wrote in message (1) this actually is an
> interview with a "vaccine researcher" who has been duped by the
> anti-vac liars into actually believing the crap he says, or (2) this
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> PF

Hard to swallow?

LOL.  You vac liars think we have to stoop to your level to tell the
truth.  See yourself in others.
David Wright - 09 Mar 2004 03:54 GMT
>pfriley@watt-not.com (PF Riley) wrote in message (1) this actually is an
>> interview with a "vaccine researcher" who has been duped by the
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
>LOL.  You vac liars think we have to stoop to your level to tell the
>truth.  See yourself in others.

Given the amazingly unreliable information consistently posted by
Scudamore over the years, those who like to play the odds simply
assume the so-called "vaccine researcher" is a figment of someone's
imagination.  Anyone with even a modicum of knowledge could easily
blow holes in the "researcher's" claims.

 -- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net
    These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
      "If I have not seen as far as others, it is because giants
          were standing on my shoulders."  (Hal Abelson, MIT)
David Wright - 06 Mar 2004 21:38 GMT
Like many other posters, I strongly doubt that this supposed "vaccine
researcher" actually exists.  The person doing the "A" part of this
dialogue is as ignorant as most anti-vacs.

>Q: What conditions?
>
>A: Cleaner water. Advanced sewage systems. Nutrition. Fresher food.
>A decrease in poverty. Germs may be everywhere, but when you are healthy,
>you don't contract the diseases as easily.

Of course, the improved sanitation systems made polio worse, but our
"researcher" does not seem to know this.

It also doesn't explain the plunge in measles rates in the 1960s in
the US after vaccination was introduced.

>A: Several reasons. They involve the human immune system in a process
>that tends to compromise immunity. They can actually cause the disease
>they are supposed to prevent. They can cause other diseases than the ones
>they are supposed to prevent.

Only some vaccines can cause the disease they are intended to prevent.

>Q: Why are we quoted statistics which seem to prove that vaccines have
>been tremendously successful at wiping out diseases?
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>assumes that the vaccine is a success. But, under the surface, the vaccine
>can harm the immune system itself.

A popular claim in anti-vac circles.  But if the vaccine can damage
the immune system, so can the disease.

>A: There were cities in England where people who were not vaccinated did
>not get smallpox. There were places where people who were vaccinated
>experienced smallpox epidemics. And smallpox was already on the decline
>before the vaccine was introduced.

Another favorite Scudamore claim.

<remaining foofaraw deleted -- there's a limit to how much of this
crap I can read at one time>

 -- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net
    These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
      "If I have not seen as far as others, it is because giants
          were standing on my shoulders."  (Hal Abelson, MIT)
PF Riley - 06 Mar 2004 23:28 GMT
>Like many other posters, I strongly doubt that this supposed "vaccine
>researcher" actually exists.  The person doing the "A" part of this
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>It also doesn't explain the plunge in measles rates in the 1960s in
>the US after vaccination was introduced.

Or the deadly measles epidemic after immunization was stopped in
filthy 1990's Japan with their terrible medical system and rampant
poverty and starvation.

PF
john - 08 Mar 2004 07:49 GMT
pfriley@watt-not.com (PF Riley) wrote in message

> Or the deadly measles epidemic after immunization was stopped in
> filthy 1990's Japan with their terrible medical system and rampant
> poverty and starvation.
>
> PF

They banned your "harmless" MMR vaccine and use single vaccines.

Get the real facts.

Japan's Health Ministry says the withdrawal of the MMR vaccine for
children did not cause an increase in deaths from measles.   It
followed UK Prime Minister Tony Blair's comments this week in which he
cited Japan as an example of the dangers of not having the combined
vaccine for measles, mumps and rubella. (ref):
"Urabe-strain MMR had been withdrawn in Britain the previous year for
the same reasons (shamefully, the Health Department had known of the
dangers when it was introduced) and replaced with an updated version.
Japan, by contrast, switched entirely to single jabs. This has
resulted, says the Health Department, in a measles epidemic in Japan
and 79 deaths from the disease between 1992 and 1997.
   On the face of it, then, this seems a strong argument for sticking
with MMR. But Dr Hiroki Nakatani, director of the Infectious Disease
Division at Japan's Ministry of Health and Welfare, has a very
different story to tell.
   He says that in 1989, when Japan first introduced MMR, there were
34 deaths from measles; in 1990, there were 53 deaths; in 1991, 39;
and in 1992, 14.
   Then, in 1993, the Japanese government moved from recommending MMR
to single vaccines instead. The number of deaths from measles per year
has since remained at between 14 and 25.  So in fact, in the years
Japan was using MMR there were on average rather more deaths from
measles -- quite apart from the deaths and serious damage done by the
vaccine -- than since single jabs were introduced."--
http://www.melaniephillips.com/
Jan - 07 Mar 2004 00:09 GMT
>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>From: wright@clam.prodigy.net  (David Wright)
>Date: 3/6/2004 1:38 PM Pacific Standard Time
>Message-id: <sxr2c.56120$pO.22531@newssvr33.news.prodigy.com>

><remaining foofaraw deleted -- there's a limit to how much of this
>crap I can read at one time>

Translation: Hiding my eyes from this *outside* of organized medicine news.

Jan
Tsu Dho Nimh - 09 Mar 2004 23:42 GMT
>Like many other posters, I strongly doubt that this supposed "vaccine
>researcher" actually exists.  The person doing the "A" part of this
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>Of course, the improved sanitation systems made polio worse, but our
>"researcher" does not seem to know this.

>It also doesn't explain the plunge in measles rates in the 1960s in
>the US after vaccination was introduced.

Don't you remember the big "Be the first house on your block with
a GENUINE FLUSH TOILET" ads on TV?  Remember the party to
celebrate filling in the outhouse pit?  Remember fighting with
your sister to see who got to be the one who dumped the chamber
pots into the gutters?  

Tsu Dho Nimh

Signature

When businesses invoke the "protection of consumers," it's a lot like
politicians invoking morality and children - grab your wallet and/or
your kid and run for your life.

David Wright - 10 Mar 2004 03:08 GMT
>>Like many other posters, I strongly doubt that this supposed "vaccine
>>researcher" actually exists.  The person doing the "A" part of this
[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
>your sister to see who got to be the one who dumped the chamber
>pots into the gutters?  

No, and you must be older than you look.

 -- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net
    These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
      "If I have not seen as far as others, it is because giants
          were standing on my shoulders."  (Hal Abelson, MIT)
Jan - 10 Mar 2004 03:25 GMT
>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>From: Tsu Dho Nimh tsudhonimh@lumbercartel.com
[quoted text clipped - 24 lines]
>
>Tsu Dho Nimh

No, but I remember THIS!!!!!

A repost. IT IS HONEST TO HAVE A VESTED INTEREST

From: Tsu Dho Nimh (abacaxi@hotmail.com)
Subject: Re: How Many Vaccines & At what Age?
View: Complete Thread (80 articles)  
Original Format
Newsgroups: misc.health.alternative
Date: 2002-06-18 07:20:41 PST


jdrew63929@aol.com (Jan) wrote:

>1. That members, including the Chair, of the FDA and CDC
>advisory committees who make these decisions own stock in drug
>companies that make vaccines.>
>(could this possible have a bearing on HOW they vote,,,,,TDN??)

***FYI - people tend to invest in industries they know about.  It's
not surprising that medical people invest in medical stocks
rather than Schlumberger or AOL-Time Warner. ****

The fastest way to send the stock of a company into the toilet is
to release a product that doesn't work, or a product that is
dangerous when used as prescribed.  I'm sure any major
shareholder (and you have no evidence that anyone owns a
significant amount of stock) knows this.

It's common in the semiconductor industry for engineers to own
stock in their companies, and it's also common for those
engineers to be on standards boards making decisions about
standards that affect the entire industry, including consumers
and the competition.  Is this wrong too?

>***3. That three out of five of the members of the FDA’s
>advisory committee who voted for the rotavirus vaccine had conflicts of
>interest that were waived.  
>
>( Is this honest, TDN??)****

 
****Yes, it's honest.****

 They informed the comittee of the potential
conflict of interest before voting.  Dishonest would have been
concealing their interest in the product before voting on its
fate.

 How about those members that own stock in the *competitors* of
the product under discussion (in this instance, the makers of IV
fluids used to treat rotavirus dehydration, or stock in the
hospitals the infants are treated in)?  Should they recuse
themselves because they stand to profit from suppressing a
product?  Conflict of interest works both ways.

>4.  That seven individuals of the 15 member FDA advisory
>committee were not present at the meeting, two others were excluded from the
>vote, and the remaining five were joined by five temporary voting members who
>all voted to license the product.
>( do you wonder why, TDN??)

 Geee ... board members missing a meeting.  How suspicious.  

 Because the evidence it worked was pretty compelling.  And the
evidence it works is still compelling.  Compelling enough that
India is beginning production soon because they lose thousands of
infants each year to rotavirus.

>5. That the CDC grants conflict-of-interest waivers to every
>member of their advisory committee a year at a time, and allows full
>participation in the discussions leading up to a vote by every member,
>whether they have a financial stake in the decision or not.  
>(Same questions, TDN)

 Has any member of the comittee ever CONCEALED their affiliation
or stock holdings?  

 How about those members that own stock in the competitors of
the product under discussion?  Should they recuse themselves
because they stand to profit from suppressing a product?

 Who would be left to vote?

>6. (snip) no parents have a vote in whether or not a vaccine belongs on the
childhood
>immunization schedule.

 Are you sure that EVERY member of the CDC advisory comittee is
childless?  Last I looked, celibacy was not a prerequisite.  

> The FDA’s committee only has one public member.
>(Should parents be a part of this commitee, TDN??)

 Parents are a part of the committee ... and part of the
research teams too.  Just not "parents" as you define them.

 When I worked in hospitals that did field trials for various
pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers, one of the
questions we were asked was:
 "If your ____ was in hospital, and you knew this ____ was going
to be used during their care, how would you feel about it?"

>These are just a few of the problems we found.  Specific examples of this
>include:
>
>Dr. John Modlin—He served for four years on the CDC advisory committee and
>became the Chair in February 1998.  He participated in the FDA’s committee
as
>well owned stock in Merck, one of the largest manufacturers of vaccines,
valued
>at $26,000.  

 That's 500 or so shares, worth $26,000 in a company that has
$120 BILLION in outstanding shares and trades 5-7 million shares
a day.  I bet he owns/ed similar amounts of the competitors of
Merck as well.

>He also serves on Merck’s Immunization Advisory Board.  Dr.
>Modlin was the Chairman of the Rotavirus working group.  He voted yes on eight
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>himself of his vaccine manufacturer stock.
>(WHY do you suppose he voted YES to all eight, TDN??)

 Because he thought it was a good idea.  Preventing 50,000 or
more infants from hospitalizations and a 50-100 deaths each year
does sound like a good idea. I've seen the initial reports: I
would have voted the same way.  

> At our April 6 autism hearing, Dr. Paul Offit disclosed that he holds
>a patent on a rotavirus vaccine

I found several ... and he is not in a position to profit
personally from the patents, despite having his name on the
paperwork.  It appears that the Children's Hospital and the
Wistar Institute are the actual owners ... a children's charity
hospital and the nation's first independent medical research
facility.

www.chop.edu
www.wistar.upenn.edu/about_wistar/history.html

5,750,109  Assignee: The Wistar Institute of Anatomy & Biology
(Philadelphia, PA); The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
(Philadelphia, PA)

5,626,851  Assignee: The Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology
(Philadelphia, PA); The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
(Philadelphia, PA)

6,113,910   Assignee: The Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology
(Philadelphia, PA); The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
(Philadelphia, PA)

6,290,968 Assignee: Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
(Philadelphia, PA); Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology
(Philadelphia, PA)

>and receives grant money from Merck to develop
>this vaccine.  

 Merck is GIVING him grant money to develop the vaccine when the
owners of the vaccine patent are a children's charity hospital
and the nation's first independent medical research facility?
What shocking news!

>He also disclosed that he is paid by the pharmaceutical industry
>to travel around the country and teach doctors that vaccines are safe.  Dr.
>Offit is a member of the CDC’s advisory committee and voted on three
>rotavirus issues – including making the recommendation of adding the
>rotavirus vaccine to the Vaccines for Children’s program.  
>( piad by pharmaceurical industry,, does this tell you anything, TDN??)

 I've worked on projects where my salary came from a
pharmaceutical company.  No more shocking than Ford paying a
racecar driver to make public appearances, or Revlon paying a
supermodel.  

>Dr. Patricia Ferrieri, during her tenure as Chair of the FDA’s advisory
>committee, owned stock in Merck valued at $20,000 and was granted a full
>waiver.
>(WHY was she granted a full waiver, TDN??)

 That's about 400 shares ... in a company that has $120 BILLION
in outstanding shares and trades 5-7 million shares a day.  Yes,
she's a major stockholder, really major.

 And how much stock in Merck's competitors did she own?  How
much stock in companies that make IV fluids, for example.

 Look at the math: which company makes more money off a child?
the one that sells $5 worth of vaccine or the one that sells
$500+ in IV fluids, plus $$$ in testing reagents for every case
of rotavirus that is admitted.  If you want conflict of interest,
look at who holds stock in Pedialyte!

>Dr. Neal Halsey, who serves as a liaison member to the CDC committee on behalf
>of the American Association of Pediatrics, and as a consultant to the FDA’s
>committee, has extensive ties to the pharmaceutical industry, including having
>solicited and received start up funds from industry for his Vaccine Center.
As
>a liaison member to the CDC committee, Dr. Halsey is there to represent the
>opinions of the organization he represents, but was found in the transcripts
to
>be offering his personal opinion as well.
>( Any question for this, TDN??)

 OK ... Halsey has a personal opinion.  We all do.  And he's
apparently clearly identifying which hat he's wearing when he
speaks (according to the transcripts).  

>Dr. Harry Greenberg, who serves as Chair of the FDA committee, owns $120,000
of
>stock in Aviron, a vaccine manufacturer.  He also is a paid member of the
board
>of advisors of Chiron, another vaccine manufacturer and owns $40,000 of stock.

>This stock ownership was deemed not to be a conflict and a waiver was granted.

>To the FDA’s credit, he was excluded from the rotavirus discussion because
he
>holds the patent on the rotashield vaccine.

I checked the USPTO database, and Greengberg does NOT appear as
the owner of a patent on any rotavirus *vaccine*.  He DID patent
a couple of methods for selecting rotavirus for vaccine
production, but he is not in a position to profit from them.  

 Note that the OWNER of both of the patents is YOU!  Yes, Jan,
YOU as a citizen of the USA are the part-owner of a patent for a
process used in vaccine production!  How does that make you feel
to know you now have a vested interest in vaccines that is as
great as that of the doctors you have been griping about?  

4,571,385  Genetic reassortment of rotaviruses for production of
vaccines and vaccine precursors
  Assignee:  The United States of America as represented by the
Department of Health (Washington, DC)

4,341,870  Cultivatable human rotavirus type 2
 Assignee:  The United States of America as represented by the
Secretary of the Department of Health (Washington, DC)

>( well, well, why was he excluded, TDN??)

 I haven't a clue.  Was he "excluded" or did he recuse himself?

>How confident can we be in the process when we learned that most of the work
of
>the CDC advisory committee is done in “working groups” that meet behind
>closed doors, out of the public eye?

 I personally am quite confident.  

 Does the public have enough "eyes"?  And is the public ready
for the sight of "vigorous participation".  Working groups can
get vehement as they discuss issues, and the words "hammered out
a conclusion" are close to literal sometimes.

>Members who can’t vote in the full
>committee because of conflicts of interest are allowed to work on the same
>issues in working groups, and there is no public scrutiny.

 Peer scrutiny is much more effective.  The general public
doesn't know enough about the technology or the issues to know
when someone is blowing smoke and playing to the audience.  Take
away the audience and you have to impress your fellow scientists
with hard facts.

>I was appalled to
>learn that at least six of the ten individuals who participated in the working
>group for the rotavirus vaccine had financial ties to pharmaceutical companies
>developing rotavirus vaccines.
>
>(see anything appalling there, TDN??)

No.  You yourself are one of the owners of patents on rotavirus
vaccine.  

>How confident can we be in the recommendations with the Food and Drug
>Administration when the chairman and other individuals on their advisory
>committee own stock in major manufacturers of vaccines?
>
>( can you answer this, TDN??)

How much stock?  And in which companies?  And are the companies
competitors?  

>How confident can we be in a system when the agency seems to feel that the
>number of experts is so few that everyone has a conflict and thus waivers must
>be granted.  

 If you got rid of everyone who had ever worked for, recieved
grant money from, or held stock in a pharmaceutical company ...
the talent pool would be damned slim. And there are truly few
American experts in any field.

>It almost appears that there is a “old boys network” of
 Note the weasel words: "almost appears"

>Some of these individuals serve for more than four years.  We
>found one instance where an individual served for sixteen years continually on
>the CDC committee.  With over 700,000 physicians in this country, how can one
>person be so indispensable that they stay on a committee for 11 years?  

 Maybe of the 700,000 physicians they were among the top dozen
or so with the background to do the job.  I'd hate to have the
average family care physician sitting on a board about vaccione
technology or cardiac drugs ... they didn't get enough classes in
that area.

 Maybe no one else wanted the job?  Committee work takes a lot
of time and effort. How many of the 700,000 physicians can take
hours a day to read through all the reports.  Committee members
tend to be high-ranking professors, or senior staff in
institutions and it's part of their job to read this stuff.

>It is important to determine if the Department of Health and Human Services
has
>become complacent in their implementation of the legal requirements on
>conflicts of interest and committee management.   If the law is too loose, we
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
>(Is the law to loose, TEN??)

 I don't think so.  This author is throwing out a lot of
misleading factoids with nothing concrete to back up the
speculations.  Has anyone found a smoking gun memo?  Is there a
pattern of voting that indicates the various committees are
placing financial rewards above their scientific integrity?  

>Can the FDA and the CDC really believe that scientists are more immune to
>self-interest than other people?    

 There are various kinds of "self-interest", and the reputation
for doing good research counts way more for most scientists than
money. They are driven to succeed, but their idea of success is
not the same as the typical American consumer's idea.  

>(please answer this, TDN!)

 Can you name scientists that REALLY sold out who were not
scorned by their peers for fudging the research?  

>Maintaining the highest level of integrity over the entire spectrum of vaccine
>development and implementation is essential. The Department of Health and
Human
>Services has a responsibility to the American public to ensure the integrity
of
>this process by working diligently to appoint individuals that are totally
>without financial ties to the vaccine industry to serve on these and all
>vaccine-related panels.  

 Interesting ... if total lack of financial ties to industry is
important on these comittees, why is it not equally important
that politicians be without financial ties to ALL industries.
After all, they make laws that mandate what industries can and
can't do.  What industries contribute to Burton's campaign funds?

>(is intregrity important, TDN??)

 Yes, and it's sadly lacking when politicians accept money form
the very industries they write laws about.  
 

>No individual who stands to gain financially from the decisions regarding
>vaccines that may be mandated for use should be participating in the
discussion
>or policy making for vaccines.

 May I remind you that THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, including you, are
the assigned owners of many patents having to do with vaccines.
They stand to profit form any income from licensing the
technology.

>polluted and the public trust has been violated.  I intend to find out if the
>individuals who have made these recommendations that effect every child in
this
>country and around the world, stood to gain financially and professionally
from
>the decisions of the committees they served on.

 Well, he says he intends to find out ... what has he managed to
discover?  Where are the smoking guns and the secret bank
accounts?  

Tsu Dho Nimh

--
Peter Bowditch - 06 Mar 2004 23:17 GMT
>Q: You were once certain that vaccines were the hallmark of good medicine.
>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
>A: I want to preserve my privacy.

All we need to know. The rest can be snipped as we now know that it is
all a fabrication.

--
Peter Bowditch
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Jan - 07 Mar 2004 00:39 GMT
>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>From: Peter Bowditch myfirstname@ratbags.com
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>All we need to know. The rest can be snipped as we now know that it is
>all a fabrication.

Prove it.

Once again the *gang* can't deal with anything outside of organized medicine.

http://www.vaclib.org/basic/manu.htm

Former Pharma Employee Speaks out about Vaccines
Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2002 22:53:15 -0800

Dear Members and Friends -

Great interview of a former pharma employee who is now retired...speaking out
after realizing the ramifications of FORCED vaccination. Wish a few more would
speak up instead of seeing their security in a retirement check as this guy
apparently does....

Ingri

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JON RAPPOPORT
http://www.nomorefakenews.com/

Q: You were once certain that vaccines were the hallmark of good medicine.

A: Yes I was. I helped develop a few vaccines. I won't say which ones.

Q: Why not?

A: I want to preserve my privacy.

Q: So you think you could have problems if you came out into the open?

A: I believe I could lose my pension.

Q: On what grounds?

A: The grounds don't matter. These people have ways of causing you problems,
when you were once part of the Club. I know one or two people who were put
under surveillance, who were harassed.

Q: Harassed by whom?

A: The FBI.

Q: Really?

A: Sure. The FBI used other pretexts. And the IRS can come calling too.

Q: So much for free speech.

A: I was "part of the inner circle." If now I began to name names and make
specific accusations against researchers, I could be in a world of trouble.

Q: What is at the bottom of these efforts at harassment?

A: Vaccines are the last defense of modern medicine. Vaccines are the ultimate
justification for the overall "brilliance" of modern medicine.

Q: Do you believe that people should be allowed to choose whether they should
get vaccines?

A: On a political level, yes. On a scientific level, people need information,
so that they can choose well. It's one thing to say choice is good. But if the
atmosphere is full of lies, how can you choose? Also, if the FDA were run by
honorable people, these vaccines would not be granted licenses. They would be
investigated to within an inch of their lives.

Q: There are medical historians who state that the overall decline of illnesses
was not due to vaccines.

A: I know. For a long time, I ignored their work.

Q: Why?

A: Because I was afraid of what I would find out. I was in the business of
developing vaccines. My livelihood depended on continuing that work.

Q: And then?

A: I did my own investigation.

Q: What conclusions did you come to?

A: The decline of disease is due to improved living conditions.

Q: What conditions?

A: Cleaner water. Advanced sewage systems. Nutrition. Fresher food. A decrease
in poverty. Germs may be everywhere, but when you are healthy, you don't
contract the diseases as easily.

Q: What did you feel when you completed your own investigation?

A: Despair. I realized I was working a sector based on a collection of lies.

Q: Are some vaccines more dangerous than others?

A: Yes. The DPT shot, for example. The MMR. But some lots of a vaccine are more
dangerous than other lots of the same vaccine. As far as I'm concerned, all
vaccines are dangerous.

Q: Why?

A: Several reasons. They involve the human immune system in a process that
tends to compromise immunity. They can actually cause the disease they are
supposed to prevent. They can cause other diseases than the ones they are
supposed to prevent.

Q: Why are we quoted statistics which seem to prove that vaccines have been
tremendously successful at wiping out diseases?

A: Why? To give the illusion that these vaccines are useful. If a vaccine
suppresses visible symptoms of a disease like measles, everyone assumes that
the vaccine is a success. But, under the surface, the vaccine can harm the
immune system itself. And if it causes other diseases -- say, meningitis --
that fact is masked, because no one believes that the vaccine can do that. The
connection is overlooked.

Q: It is said that the smallpox vaccine wiped out smallpox in England.

A: Yes. But when you study the available statistics, you get another picture.

Q: Which is?

A: There were cities in England where people who were not vaccinated did not
get smallpox. There were places where people who were vaccinated experienced
smallpox epidemics. And smallpox was already on the decline before the vaccine
was introduced.

Q: So you're saying that we have been treated to a false history.

A: Yes. That's exactly what I'm saying. This is a history that has been cooked
up to convince people that vaccines are invariably safe and effective.

Q: Now, you worked in labs. Where purity was an issue.

A: The public believes that these labs, these manufacturing facilities are the
cleanest places in the world. That is not true. Contamination occurs all the
time. You get all sorts of debris introduced into vaccines.

Q: For example, the SV40 monkey virus slips into the polio vaccine.

A: Well yes, that happened. But that's not what I mean. The SV40 got into the
polio vaccine because the vaccine was made by using monkey kidneys. But I'm
talking about something else. The actual lab conditions. The mistakes. The
careless errors. SV40, which was later found in cancer tumors -- that was what
I would call a structural problem. It was an accepted part of the manufacturing
process. If you use monkey kidneys, you open the door to germs which you don't
know are in those kidneys.

Q: Okay, but let's ignore that distinction between different types of
contaminants for a moment. What contaminants did you find in your many years of
work with vaccines?

A: All right. I'll give you some of what I came across, and I'll also give you
what colleagues of mine found. Here's a partial list. In the Rimavex measles
vaccine, we found various chicken viruses. In polio vaccine, we found
acanthamoeba, which is a so-called "brain-eating" amoeba. Simian
cytomegalovirus in polio vaccine. Simian foamy virus in the rotavirus vaccine.
Bird-cancer viruses in the MMR vaccine. Various micro-organisms in the anthrax
vaccine. I've found potentially dangerous enzyme inhibitors in several
vaccines. Duck, dog, and rabbit viruses in the rubella vaccine. Avian leucosis
virus in the flu vaccine. Pestivirus in the MMR vaccine.

Q: Let me get this straight. These are all contaminants which don't belong in
the vaccines.

A: That's right. And if you try to calculate what damage these contaminants can
cause, well, we don't really know, because no testing has been done, or very
little testing. It's a game of roulette. You take your chances. Also, most
people don't know that some polio vaccines, adenovirus vaccines, rubella and
hep A and measles vaccines have been made with aborted human fetal tissue. I
have found what I believed were bacterial fragments and poliovirus in these
vaccines from time to time -- which may have come from that fetal tissue. When
you look for contaminants in vaccines, you can come up with material that IS
puzzling. You know it shouldn't be there, but you don't know exactly what
you've got. I have found what I believed was a very small "fragment" of human
hair and also human mucus. I have found what can only be called "foreign
protein," which could mean almost anything. It could mean protein from viruses.

Q: Alarm bells are ringing all over the place.

A: How do you think I felt? Remember, this material is going into the
bloodstream without passing through some of the ordinary immune defenses.

Q: How were your findings received?

A: Basically, it was, don't worry, this can't be helped. In making vaccines,
you use various animals' tissue, and that's where this kind of contamination
enters in. Of course, I'm not even mentioning the standard chemicals like
formaldehyde, mercury, and aluminum which are purposely put into vaccines.

Q: This information is pretty staggering.

A: Yes. And I'm just mentioning some of the biological contaminants. Who knows
how many others there are? Others we don't find because we don't think to look
for them. If tissue from, say, a bird is used to make a vaccine, how many
possible germs can be in that tissue? We have no idea. We have no idea what
they might be, or what effects they could have on humans.

Q: And beyond the purity issue?

A: You are dealing with the basic faulty premise about vaccines. That they
intricately stimulate the immune system to create the conditions for immunity
from disease. That is the bad premise. It doesn't work that way. A vaccine is
supposed to "create" antibodies which, indirectly, offer protection against
disease. However, the immune system is much larger and more involved than
antibodies and their related "killer cells."

Q: The immune system is?

A: The entire body, really. Plus the mind. It's all immune system, you might
say. That is why you can have, in the middle of an epidemic, those individuals
who remain healthy.

Q: So the level of general health is important.

A: More than important. Vital.

Q: How are vaccine statistics falsely presented?

A: There are many ways. For example, suppose that 25 people who have received
the hepatitis B vaccine come down with hepatitis. Well, hep B is a liver
disease. But you can call liver disease many things. You can change the
diagnosis. Then, you've concealed the root cause of the problem.

Q: And that happens?

A: All the time. It HAS to happen, if the doctors automatically assume that
people who get vaccines DO NOT come down with the diseases they are now
supposed to be protected from. And that is exactly what doctors assume. You
see, it's circular reasoning. It's a closed system. It admits no fault. No
possible fault. If a person who gets a vaccine against hepatitis gets
hepatitis, or gets some other disease, the automatic assumption is, this had
nothing to do with the disease.

Q: In your years working in the vaccine establishment, how many doctors did you
encounter who admitted that vaccines were a problem?

A: None. There were a few who privately questioned what they were doing. But
they would never go public, even within their companies.

Q: What was the turning point for you?

A: I had a friend whose baby died after a DPT shot.

Q: Did you investigate?

A: Yes, informally. I found that this baby was completely healthy before the
vaccination. There was no reason for his death, except the vaccine. That
started my doubts. Of course, I wanted to believe that the baby had gotten a
bad shot from a bad lot. But as I looked into this further, I found that was
not the case in this instance. I was being drawn into a spiral of doubt that
increased over time. I continued to investigate. I found that, contrary to what
I thought, vaccines are not tested in a scientific way.

Q: What do you mean?

A: For example, no long-term studies are done on any vaccines. Long-term
follow-up is not done in any careful way. Why? Because, again, the assumption
is made that vaccines do not cause problems. So why should anyone check? On top
of that, a vaccine reaction is defined so that all bad reactions are said to
occur very soon after the shot is given. But that does not make sense.

Q: Why doesn't it make sense?

A: Because the vaccine obviously acts in the body for a long period of time
after it is given. A reaction can be gradual. Deterioration can be gradual.
Neurological problems can develop over time. They do in various conditions,
even according to a conventional analysis. So why couldn't that be the case
with vaccines? If chemical poisoning can occur gradually, why couldn't that be
the case with a vaccine which contains mercury?

Q: And that is what you found?

A: Yes. You are dealing with correlations, most of the time. Correlations are
not perfect. But if you get 500 parents whose children have suffered
neurological damage during a one-year period after having a vaccine, this
should be sufficient to spark off an intense investigation.

Q: Has it been enough?

A: No. Never. This tells you something right away.

Q: Which is?

A: The people doing the investigation are not really interested in looking at
the facts. They assume that the vaccines are safe. So, when they do
investigate, they invariably come up with exonerations of the vaccines. They
say, "This vaccine is safe." But what do they base those judgments on? They
base them on definitions and ideas which automatically rule out a condemnation
of the vaccine.

Q: There are numerous cases where a vaccine campaign has failed. Where people
have come down with the disease against which they were vaccinated.

A: Yes, there are many such instances. And there the evidence is simply
ignored. It's discounted. The experts say, if they say anything at all, that
this is just an isolated situation, but overall the vaccine has been shown to
be safe. But if you add up all the vaccine campaigns where damage and disease
have occurred, you realize that these are NOT isolated situations.

Q: Did you ever discuss what we are talking about here with colleagues, when
you were still working in the vaccine establishment?

A: Yes I did.

Q: What happened?

A: Several times I was told to keep quiet. It was made clear that I should go
back to work and forget my misgivings. On a few occasions, I encountered fear.
Colleagues tried to avoid me. They felt they could be labeled with "guilt by
association." All in all, though, I behaved myself. I made sure I didn't create
problems for myself.

Q: If vaccines actually do harm, why are they given?

A: First of all, there is no "if." They do harm. It becomes a more difficult
question to decide whether they do harm in those people who seem to show no
harm. Then you are dealing with the kind of research which should be done, but
isn't. Researchers should be probing to discover a kind of map, or flow chart,
which shows exactly what vaccines do in the body from the moment they enter.
This research has not been done. As to why they are given, we could sit here
for two days and discuss all the reasons. As you've said many times, at
different layers of the system people have their motives. Money, fear of losing
a job, the desire to win brownie points, prestige, awards, promotion, misguided
idealism, unthinking habit, and so on. But, at the highest levels of the
medical cartel, vaccines are a top priority because they cause a weakening of
the immune system. I know that may be hard to accept, but it's true. The
medical cartel, at the highest level, is not out to help people, it is out to
harm them, to weaken them. To kill them. At one point in my career, I had a
long conversation with a man who occupied a high government position in an
African nation. He told me that he was well aware of this. He told me that WHO
is a front for these depopulation interests. There is an underground, shall we
say, in Africa, made up of various officials who are earnestly trying to change
the lot of the poor. This network of people knows what is going on. They know
that vaccines have been used, and are being used, to destroy their countries,
to make them ripe for takeover by globalist powers. I have had the opportunity
to speak with several of these people from this network.

Q: Is Thabo Mbeki, the president of South Africa, aware of the situation?

A: I would say he is partially aware. Perhaps he is not utterly convinced, but
he is on the way to realizing the whole truth. He already knows that HIV is a
hoax. He knows that the AIDS drugs are poisons which destroy the immune system.
He also knows that if he speaks out, in any way, about the vaccine issue, he
will be branded a lunatic. He has enough trouble after his stand on the AIDS
issue.

Q: This network you speak of.

A: It has accumulated a huge amount of information about vaccines. The question
is, how is a successful strategy going to be mounted? For these people, that is
a difficult issue.

Q: And in the industrialized nations?

A: The medical cartel has a stranglehold, but it is diminishing. Mainly because
people have the freedom to question medicines. However, if the choice issue
[the right to take or reject any medicine] does not gather steam, these coming
mandates about vaccines against biowarefare germs are going to win out. This is
an important time.

Q: The furor over the hepatits B vaccine seems one good avenue.

A: I think so, yes. To say that babies must have the vaccine-and then in the
next breath, admitting that a person gets hep B from sexual contacts and shared
needles -- is a ridiculous juxtaposition. Medical authorities try to cover
themselves by saying that 20,000 or so children in the US get hep B every year
from "unknown causes," and that's why every baby must have the vaccine. I
dispute that 20,00 figure and the so-called studies that back it up.

Q: Andrew Wakefield, the British MD who uncovered the link between the MMR
vaccine and autism, has just been fired from his job in a London hospital.

A: Yes. Wakefield performed a great service. His correlations between the
vaccine and autism are stunning. Perhaps you know that Tony Blair's wife is
involved with alternative health. There is the possibility that their child has
not been given the MMR. Blair recently side-stepped the question in press
interviews, and made it seem that he was simply objecting to invasive
questioning of his "personal and family life." In any event, I believe his wife
has been muzzled. I think, if given the chance, she would at least say she is
sympathetic to all the families who have come forward and stated that their
children were severely damaged by the MMR.

Q: British reporters should try to get through to her.

A: They have been trying. But I think she has made a deal with her husband to
keep quiet, no matter what. She could do a great deal of good if she breaks her
promise. I have been told she is under pressure, and not just from her husband.
At the level she occupies, MI6 and British health authorities get into the act.
It is thought of as a matter of national security.

Q: Well, it is national security, once you understand the medical cartel.

A: It is global security. The cartel operates in every nation. It zealously
guards the sanctity of vaccines. Questioning these vaccines is on the same
level as a Vatican bishop questioning the sanctity of the sacrament of the
Eucharist in the Catholic Church.

Q: I know that a Hollywood celebrity stating publicly that he will not take a
vaccine is committing career suicide.

A: Hollywood is linked very powerfully to the medical cartel. There are several
reasons, but one of them is simply that an actor who is famous can draw a huge
amount of publicity if he says ANYTHING. In 1992, I was present at your
demonstration against the FDA in downtown Los Angeles. One or two actors spoke
against the FDA. Since that time, you would be hard pressed to find an actor
who has spoken out in any way against the medical cartel.

Q: Within the National Institutes of Health, what is the mood, what is the
basic frame of mind?

A: People are competing for research monies. The last thing they think about is
challenging the status quo. They are already in an intramural war for that
money. They don't need more trouble. This is a very insulated system. It
depends on the idea that, by and large, modern medicine is very successful on
every frontier. To admit systemic problems in any area is to cast doubt on the
whole enterprise. You might therefore think that NIH is the last place one
should think about holding demonstrations. But just the reverse is true. If
five thousand people showed up there demanding an accounting of the actual
benefits of that research system, demanding to know what real health benefits
have been conferred on the public from the billions of wasted dollars funneled
to that facility, something might start. A spark might go off. You might get,
with further demonstrations, all sorts of fall-out. Researchers -- a few --
might start leaking information.

Q: A good idea.

A: People in suits standing as close to the buildings as the police will allow.
People in business suits, in jogging suits, mothers and babies. Well-off
people. Poor people. All sorts of people.

Q: What about the combined destructive power of a number of vaccines given to
babies these days?

A: It is a travesty and a crime. There are no real studies of any depth which
have been done on that. Again, the assumption is made that vaccines are safe,
and therefore any number of vaccines given together are safe as well. But the
truth is, vaccines are not safe. Therefore the potential damage increases when
you give many of them in a short time period.

Q: Then we have the fall flu season.

A: Yes. As if only in the autumn do these germs float in to the US from Asia.
The public swallows that premise. If it happens in April, it is a bad cold. If
it happens in October, it is the flu.

Q: Do you regret having worked all those years in the vaccine field?

A: Yes. But after this interview, I'll regret it a little less. And I work in
other ways. I give out information to certain people, when I think they will
use it well.

Q: What is one thing you want the public to understand?

A: That the burden of proof in establishing the safety and efficacy of vaccines
is on the people who manufacture and license them for public use. Just that.
The burden of proof is not on you or me. And for proof you need well-designed
long-term studies. You need extensive follow-up. You need to interview mothers
and pay attention to what mothers say about their babies and what happens to
them after vaccination. You need all these things. The things that are not
there.

Q: The things that are not there.

A: Yes.

Q: To avoid any confusion, I'd like you to review, once more, the disease
problems that vaccines can cause. Which diseases, how that happens.

A: We are basically talking about two potential harmful outcomes. One, the
person gets the disease from the vaccine. He gets the disease which the vaccine
is supposed to protect him from. Because, some version of the disease is in the
vaccine to begin with. Or two, he doesn't get THAT disease, but at some later
time, maybe right away, maybe not, he develops another condition which is
caused by the vaccine. That condition could be autism, what's called autism, or
it could be some other disease like meningitis. He could become mentally
disabled.

Q: Is there any way to compare the relative frequency of these different
outcomes?

A: No. Because the follow-up is poor. We can only guess. If you ask, out of a
population of a hundred thousand children who get a measles vaccine, how many
get the measles, and how many develop other problems from the vaccine, there is
a no reliable answer. That is what I'm saying. Vaccines are superstitions. And
with superstitions, you don't get facts you can use. You only get stories, most
of which are designed to enforce the superstition. But, from many vaccine
campaigns, we can piece together a narrative that does reveal some very
disturbing things. People have been harmed. The harm is real, and it can be
deep and it can mean death. The harm is NOT limited to a few cases, as we have
been led to believe. In the US, there are groups of mothers who are testifying
about autism and childhood vaccines. They are coming forward and standing up at
meetings. They are essentially trying to fill in the gap that has been created
by the researchers and doctors who turn their backs on the whole thing.

Q: Let me ask you this. If you took a child in, say, Boston and you raised that
child with good nutritious food and he exercised every day and he was loved by
his parents, and he didn't get the measles vaccine, what would be his health
status compared with the average child in Boston who eats poorly and watches
five hours of TV a day and gets the measles vaccine?

A: Of course there are many factors involved, but I would bet on the better
health status for the first child. If he gets measles, if he gets it when he is
nine, the chances are it will be much lighter than the measles the second child
might get. I would bet on the first child every time.

Q: How long did you work with vaccines?

A: A long time. Longer than ten years.

Q: Looking back now, can you recall any good reason to say that vaccines are
successful?

A: No, I can't. If I had a child now, the last thing I would allow is
vaccination. I would move out of the state if I had to. I would change the
family name. I would disappear. With my family. I'm not saying it would come to
that. There are ways to sidestep the system with grace, if you know how to act.
There are exemptions you can declare, in every state, based on religious and/or
philosophic views. But if push came to shove, I would go on the move.

Q: And yet there are children everywhere who do get vaccines and appear to be
healthy.

A: The operative word is "appear." What about all the children who can't focus
on their studies? What about the children who have tantrums from time to time?
What about the children who are not quite in possession of all their mental
faculties? I know there are many causes for these things, but vaccines are one
cause. I would not take the chance. I see no reason to take the chance. And
frankly, I see no reason to allow the government to have the last word.
Government medicine is, from my experience, often a contradiction in terms. You
get one or the other, but not both.

Q: So we come to the level playing field.

A: Yes. Allow those who want the vaccines to take them. Allow the dissidents to
decline to take them. But, as I said earlier, there is no level playing field
if the field is strewn with lies. And when babies are involved, you have
parents making all the decisions. Those parents need a heavy dose of truth.
What about the child I spoke of who died from the DPT shot? What information
did his parents act on? I can tell you it was heavily weighted. It was not real
information.

Q: Medical PR people, in concert with the press, scare the hell out of parents
with dire scenarios about what will happen if their kids don't get shots.

A: They make it seem a crime to refuse the vaccine. They equate it with bad
parenting. You fight that with better information. It is always a challenge to
buck the authorities. And only you can decide whether to do it. It is every
person's responsibility to make up his mind. The medical cartel likes that bet.
It is betting that the fear will win.
_________________________________________________________________

Dr. Mark Randall is the pseudonym of a vaccine researcher who worked for many
years in the labs of major pharmaceutical houses and the US government's
National Institutes of Health.

Mark retired during the last decade. He says he was "disgusted with what he
discovered about vaccines."

As you know, since the beginning of nomorefakenews, I have been launching an
attack against non-scientific and dangerous assertions about the safety and
efficacy of vaccines.

Mark has been one of my sources.

He is a little reluctant to speak out, even under the cover of anonymity, but
with the current push to make vaccines mandatory -- with penalties like
quarantine lurking in the wings -- he has decided to break his silence.

He lives comfortably in retirement, but like many of my long-time sources, he
has developed a conscience about his former work. Mark is well aware of the
scope of the medical cartel and its goals of depopulation, mind control, and
general debilitation of populations.

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Hawki63 - 07 Mar 2004 02:37 GMT
>Subject: Re: Interview of ex vaccine researcher (2001)
>From: jdrew63929@aol.com  (Jan)
>Date: 3/6/2004 4:39 PM Pacific Standard Time
>Message-id: <20040306193936.20278.00000993@mb-m27.aol.com>

Janny

>http://www.vaclib.org/basic/manu.htm

this site proves nothing...it is the site of the REPORTER who supposedly
interviewed the "ex vaccine researcher"

>Great interview of a former pharma employee who is now retired...speaking out

but who's identity is not known...

why not?? because he doesn't exist?? and Jon Rapparot needed a story??

sorta like the "reporter" who made up all his stories out of thin area??

"truth tellers" are not afraid to reveal their identities

those that don't...well...credibility?? hardly..
hawki.....
Orac - 07 Mar 2004 04:14 GMT
> >Q: You were once certain that vaccines were the hallmark of good medicine.
> >
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> All we need to know. The rest can be snipped as we now know that it is
> all a fabrication.

Moreover, the fact that no source other than a website
"nomorefakenews.com" was cited for the "interview" is also highly
suspicious. Just check out the website and you'll see what I mean. Not
the most highly credible-looking source for news.

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Arden Robinson - 07 Mar 2004 07:27 GMT
> Q: Let me ask you this. If you took a child in, say, Boston and you
> raised that child with good nutritious food and he exercised every
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> measles the second child might get. I would bet on the first child
> every time.

Forgive this newbie for posting here but this 'interview' forced me. I
realize I am not as learned as other members in this group and I certainly
don't pretend to be. But, I do have some measure of common sense. Although I
am a proponent of natural medicine, I recognize that there are times when
Mother Nature needs help and I also recognize that not all medicine is
necessarily good medicine.

That being said, I do not believe the QnA section cited above is a fair
assessment. The question, I believe, was loaded. I'm sure most of us can
agree that a healthy body is able to stave off disease much more easily than
an unhealthy one. Had the question only involved one variable I think the
answer might have been more credible.

Although I, my wife, my children and most of my contemporaries were
vaccinated and acquired no serious side-effects that I know of, I can't deny
that there are likely those individuals who either due to genetics,
allergies, environment or some other factors, do develop complications after
being vaccinated.

Personally, I believe the incidents where parents take their children to be
exposed to 'sick' children is not a good idea; I recognize that if the
history of a family has experienced documented adverse effects due to
certain vaccines this may be a viable alternative but, not as a knee-jerk
reaction to the fact that someone else may have developed problems from
certain vaccines.

I do agree that studies should be done and released to the public regarding
these vaccines and their potential (or reputed) side effects. I don't
believe that the general public should allow itself to be alarmed
by testimonies that are not armed with reliable data. I believe it likely
that the interviewee should have been able to secrete copies of documents
out of the facilities in question (yes, I realize this wouldn't have been
ethical, but I believe he/she should have done it anyway if the cause was as
just as is being touted) or performed an independent study regarding the
components of the products and alleged sloppiness of  the laboratory
procedures. If this interview, in its original form, does contain valid data
to support its position I would like to review it.

Please don't flame me for sitting on the fence, it's hard enough keeping my
balance as it is....

Thanks,
Arden Robinson
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Mark Probert-March 6, 2004 - 07 Mar 2004 15:17 GMT
good points.

Thank you for pointing out that the interview was loaded.

Thank you even more for NOT pointing out what it was loaded wityh,. This is,
after all, a family newsgroup.

;)

> > Q: Let me ask you this. If you took a child in, say, Boston and you
> > raised that child with good nutritious food and he exercised every
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> Thanks,
> Arden Robinson
David Wright - 07 Mar 2004 16:42 GMT
>> Q: Let me ask you this. If you took a child in, say, Boston and you
>> raised that child with good nutritious food and he exercised every
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>
>Forgive this newbie for posting here but this 'interview' forced me.

No need for any apology.  This is a public forum, anyone is free to
post (well, at least if it's germane), and you're certainly making
sense.

>I realize I am not as learned as other members in this group and I
>certainly don't pretend to be. But, I do have some measure of common
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>genetics, allergies, environment or some other factors, do develop
>complications after being vaccinated.

Unfortunately, this is true.  Such bad reactions, though rare, can
occur.

>Personally, I believe the incidents where parents take their children
>to be exposed to 'sick' children is not a good idea; I recognize that
>if the history of a family has experienced documented adverse effects
>due to certain vaccines this may be a viable alternative but, not as
>a knee-jerk reaction to the fact that someone else may have developed
>problems from certain vaccines.

Exactly.  The "measles parties" and so on of days gone by were a
reasonable approach when the vaccines did not exist, because many of
the so-called childhood diseases are much milder if contracted in
childhood (chickenpox being but one example).

>I do agree that studies should be done and released to the public
>regarding these vaccines and their potential (or reputed) side
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>Please don't flame me for sitting on the fence, it's hard enough
>keeping my balance as it is....

Having more data is usually a good thing.  I wouldn't mind seeing some
longer-term studies about vaccination.  The real problem is that
they're hard to do, and the unalterable anti-vacs won't be convinced
anyway.  They'll simply claim that the study was too small, or biased,
or that the reasearchers are lying.

But you've touched on some key points.  Those who scream loudly about
the horrors and dangers of vaccines are doing us no favors, because
they completely disregard the dangers of the diseases themselves.
Indeed, many of them deny that the dieases *have* any dangers; this is
a remarkable feat of denial, but somehow they refuse to admit that,
say, measles encephalitis exists.  Or if they do admit it, they blame
it on the conventional medical treatments given to the victims.  (If
that's not possible either, then they'll blame "toxins" in the
environment, or bad nutrition, or a bad attitude on the part of the
victim.  Anything but the disease.  You may think I'm overstating the
case, but I've seen all of these tactics used.)

 -- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net
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      "If I have not seen as far as others, it is because giants
          were standing on my shoulders."  (Hal Abelson, MIT)
John Thompson - 07 Mar 2004 21:20 GMT
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> Q: You were once certain that vaccines were the hallmark of good medicine.
>
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>
> A: Sure. The FBI used other pretexts. And the IRS can come calling too.

What?  No black helicopters?

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