henrymakow.com — Oct 17, 2016

Hamish, a contributor, remarks on how we are encouraged to examine what is in our food but criminalized for rejecting the cocktail of toxins contained in vaccines.

Makow comment- A satanic cult seeks to control and exploit its members by making them sick and selling them a “cure.” Vaccines fit this picture of Western society. Pharma sales were $1.3 trillion in 2015. 

By Hamish — (henrymakow.com) 

The Establishment media has reported that there is a growing ‘anti-vax’ movement–such an uptick in opposition to vaccines that the moniker ‘anti-vaxxers’ has entered the modern lexicon.

In Ontario, school boards have warned parents ‘to update their kids’ immunization records or face suspension‘. The provincial legislature has produced legislation that ‘would require anti-vax parents to take an ‘education session‘–essentially a re-education brainwash. The authoritarian posturing by the Establishment produces a societal chilling effect; people who either refuse vaccines or denounce them are ostracized by society–and this kind of systematic shunning is a worldwide trend.

In Australia, there is a ‘vaccine crackdown’ announcing an end to religious exemptions and decreeing that ‘doctors will be given incentive payments so that parents stick to their children’s vaccination schedule’. In poorer countries, organizations like The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (the world’s largest private foundation with assets in the billions) distributes vaccines to millions. Adverse consequences are rarely headlined.

Major media outlets censure any exposé exploring the possibility of vaccine damage and corrupt Establishment collusion–like the film Vaxxed (written and directed by Dr. Andrew Wakefield) that was pulled from the Tribeca Film Festival. Celebrity Hollywood stars are scorned–like Jim Carrey and Jenny McCarthy–for expressing concerns about vaccine safety. Even Donald Trump has stated that vaccines are ‘not helpful‘ and in turn has been ridiculed by the corporate media. Of course, Dr. Oz (the darling of that same corporate media) shills for the Establishment and peddles vaccine injections for the public–rejecting any trepidation about the jabs.

So, what can we make of this controversy? It is a fact that vaccine pamphlet inserts state that their product can cause a litany of side effects, including autism–despite what CNN’s Dr. Gupta says. I propose that when we look at vaccines we should use the same approach most people take when they decide what food and drink enters their body. After all, an injection enables many ingredients to enter the body and yet, for the most part, people take vaccines on blind faith. They have no idea what’s in the shot–and the ‘faithfully blind’ usually don’t even notice when later it’s admitted a particular vaccine isn’t effective. From this angle, I present some observations made by author Liam Scheff in his book Official Stories (2012):

WHAT IS IN A VACCINE?

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