REMEBER THAT FRIEND WHO TOLD ME HE AND HIS WIFE WERE OFF TO GET THEIR FLU SHOT , RSV SHOT AND THEIR 11TH COVID SHOT A FEW WEEKS AGO ? NO HE’S NOT DEAD
WELL WE ARE HAVING AN EMAIL DEBATE
IN DOING MY RESEARCH I FOUND AN ARTICE IN THE TENT ARCHIVES WHICH I INCLUDED IN MY RESPONSE
THIS IS THE DEFINITIVE ARTICLE FOR ANYONE WHO MAY FIND THEMSELVES IN A SIMILAR DEBATE WITH A VAXTARD
https://web.archive.org/web/20201224185757/https://jbhandleyblog.com/home/2020/6/19/vaccinessavetheworld
MY FULL RESPONSE IS IN THE FIRST COMMENT
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FROM BRIAN MY VAXTARDIAN FRIEND OF 50 YEARS PLUS
Never wrong to always continue to gather more info. and be willing to take a second look – but it should be done with an objective viewpoint from qualified people. If the U.S. does indeed recommend more infant vaccines than most other advanced countries, then that IS a red flag.
Vaccines have a history going back more than 85 years, and they simply WORK! They’ve reduced the incidence of numerous diseases by orders of magnitude. No medication is totally free of rare but serious side effects, but vaccines are among the most thoroughly tested, effective and safest medications ever developed.
Now that RFK Jr., with his antivax preconceptions and total lack of medical knowledge is running things we’re seeing a return of measles and other viral diseases. This whole distrust of vaccines got rolling with the fraudster Andrew Wakefield and it increased during Covid because unscrupulous rabble-rousing politicians, attention-seekers and profiteers used false scare tactics to “politicize” vaccines. RFK Jr. made his bones by successfully suing several big oil companies for creating and then covering up gross pollution. That was a good thing. Then he needed another target for large class-action lawsuits, and seized on vaccines because they weren’t well understood by the non-medical community and it was easy to amplify the Wakefield scare into creating fear.
Kennedy’s first major anti-vax campaign took place on the S. Pacific island of Samoa. In 2018, two children tragically died after nurses mistakenly mixed the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine with a muscle relaxant instead of sterile water. This error led the Samoan government to suspend its vaccination program (even though the cause wasn’t the vaccine, but human error). The result? In 2019, RFK Jr. visited Samoa and promoted anti-vaccine misinformation, amplifying fears and distrust of vaccines. Vaccination rates plummeted and a measles outbreak erupted in late 2019, killing 83 people, most of them infants and young children. Samoa declared a state of emergency. International health organizations rushed to provide aid and restart vaccination campaigns. Infection rate returned to the previous lows. RFK Jr. has repeatedly denied responsibility (“just a coincidence” – really?), but Samoan health officials and independent investigations have linked his involvement to the worsening of the crisis.
The Samoa case is often cited as a stark example of how vaccine misinformation can devastate communities, especially in small island nations with limited healthcare infrastructure. It highlights the importance of trust in science and medicine, and the dangers of undermining vaccination programs during crises. RFK Jr.’s role in Samoa is frequently raised in discussions about his broader anti-vaccine activism and its potential consequences worldwide.
I trust the long history of vaccines and I trust the science – I don’t trust sources with political agendas, conspiracy theorists and scare-mongering attention seekers who try to tell me what the science is.
Pat & i will continue to gladly get flu, and Covid vaccinations because we’re informed and intelligent. The human immune system is an amazing evolutionary development, but it takes time to react to new threats and you might die, or get very sick while you’re waiting. We really should get the RSV, pneumococcal (pneumonia) and shingles vaccines but they’re expensive and not covered – but we’re taking a gamble. Pat had a case of shingles a few years ago and it was awful – luckily the strain she got was the one that only lasts a month or so – some leave you with effects for years.
In your previous email, you pointed out the qualifications of the heads of the various U.S. government medical agencies. I’m not going to take the time to research them, but I accept that they are medically qualified – but also, I assume, carefully chosen by the Trump/RFK Jr.e disinformation team to be very compliant experts. I do note that, while you praised their credentials (probably with justification) you don’t apply the same standard to RFK Jr. The greatest ever? He’s not even a doctor. He’s gradually doing to the U.S. what he did to Samoa.
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