This was my response...
G’day Philip,
Happy to share my lay thoughts, for what they are worth. I became interested when it was time to look at vaccinating my own children. Bear in mind this was 30+ years ago now. I could not get honest, believable statistics from the mainstream sources. I read stories of adverse events being poo poo’d and not being reported. (This still occurs today.)
The more I read. the clearer became the picture. It was obvious that there was no science involved from the authorities, just an enforced viewpoint. Similar to the ignorant and abusive reply that I should shut the fuck up and just vaccinate my kids in response to my comment on this thread.
The less truth you have to support your view, the more you have to use authoritarianism and force to back you up. Force versus intelligence. One does need both to succeed but the evil and criminal are usually ignorant and have no truth to back them up so they have to rely almost exclusively on force.
Now, to your question. What is the difference between a vaccination and an antidote?
A vaccination is something purported to grant immunity meaning you will not get the disease or symptom set against which you are vaccinated.
An antidote is a medicine taken or given to counteract a particular poison.
I just asked Mr Google how many people a year get rabies. The CDC site was the first returned which said, “Every year, about 40,000 people receive a rabies prevention treatment called post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) because they had contact with potentially rabid animal. More than 90% of all rabid animals reported to CDC each year occur in wildlife. The animals that get rabies the most are raccoons, skunks, foxes, and bats.”
So they receive it “post exposure”.
Let’s forget for a moment any disagreement with vaccine ingredients or the potential harm ensuing from them, let’s just look at a cost/benefit analysis. Why vaccinate 300,000,000 Americans when only 40,000 will be exposed to potential rabies carriers in a year and there is a treatment for that exposure? (I am using US figures as we do not have rabies in Australia. Might explain some of the rabid people in the US but does not account for them in Oz so it is probably not the reason.)
Might profit be the motive in vaccinating a whole bunch of people who in all probability will never be exposed?
And, for the record, if my colloidal silver (which the US government found will prevent death from Ebola) or MSM did not cause an immediate reversal of the symptoms of rabies (which I have not yet researched so have no data one way or the other) I would take the antidote.
As to polio, the statistics showed the disease was fading fast even prior to the release of the vaccine.
One piece of logic that escapes the vaccine pushers. If my kid is not vaccinated, how is he/she a risk to your vaccinated child if vaccines work?
But fear and logic rarely reside together.
In conclusion I will say, as I often do, do not take anyone’s word as Gospel, even mine. Do your own homework, seek out and talk to parents of autistic kids and get their stories. Talk to the relatives of someone who died or was paralysed after receiving the flu shot or Gardisil. Listen to the stories of whistle blowers who will reveal the phenomenal lengths to which drug companies and the CDC hide the truth. Look at the stories of doctors like this one:
Archie Kalokerinos, son of a Greek cafe owner, with plenty of brains and a medical degree, bounced around the world getting experience - not settling to surgery, trying general practice - until a problem came to his attention which was to preoccupy him for the rest of his life.
That was the plight of the Aboriginal people, in particular the impossibly high infant mortality rate he encountered in regional NSW. In one Aboriginal community every second Aboriginal infant was dying. Kalokerinos adopted a radical “counter intuitive” therapy - boosting the immune system through nutrition - and brought the infant mortality rate there down to zero.
http://www.smh.com.au/comment/obituaries/doctor-prevented-infant-mortality-20120316-1vaj6.html
Here is a link to a blog post to which I have added over time:
http://tomgrimshaw.com/tomsblog/2012/02/10/vaccination-data-and-references/#sthash.4KBBOiK1.dpbs
Good luck in your quest for knowledge!
Tom
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