Looking back, the vaccines I had given to me did nothing, I still got everything including Polio.
If the vaccines were so good, how come millions died after getting the Spanish Flu jab.
Several of my older friends died after having the flu jab last year.
Even my doctor said, "have this flu jab, I get £40 pounds for every one I give", I refused.
Even the Hospitals are full of disease which they cannot get rid of.
My advice is, keep out of Hospitals, and refuse vaccines.
Anonymous.
TAP - a friend of ours has to go to hospital occasionally as he had a nasty motorbike accident. He established a new life without his body able to move and was always extraordinarily cheerful. He has had two hospital acquired infections, one MRSA and another that won't respond to anti-biotics. His life is ebbing away.
How many people do you know who go to hospital with something minor, or at least controllable, but then suddenly die. Is there a euthanasia programme, or a depopulation agenda at work? Our local vicar is convinced something odd is going on as he sees so many people die in hospital who were otherwise not that ill.
How many slow development kids do you see nowadays? Lots. Vaccinations doesn't only kill a number, and cripple many. They suppress life in all.
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JULIA adds Yes I know people who have got sicker when they go to hospital. Like schools and offices and even most homes, they are designed to make people ill. I also know people that are well, but maybe have some very minor complaint, and are then told they have to go to hospital. I also can't help noticing the sheer number of people on the waiting list for back, knee, hip or shoulder operations. How come this has become the only way to fix something? We believe that only hospitals can solve any physical problem, and we do not have the power to do it ourselves. I suspect that driving is a contributing factor to back, knee, hip and shoulder problems. I had a bad shoulder which started some months after I started driving to work. When I quit the job, the shoulder slowly started to improve, with the help of yoga and swimming. It took about a year, but is now fully healthy. Operations don't fix anything, because you then go back to the same lifestyle that caused the problem. I would be curious to know if there are more right shoulder and right knee operations than left ones. |