Immunisation for children

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saltiest1
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6 Dec 2011 4:23pm
for the record, i didnt read it, not even just a line as i saw how long it was. as i said, i dont read long posts.
saltiest1
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6 Dec 2011 4:36pm
i can hear the sound of a moderators wheels turning in his head and lubing up the pad lock as i breathe.
lighten up peeps. its a fun forum, not a place for force feeding of belief
evlPanda
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6 Dec 2011 6:23pm
petermac33 said...

For Big Pharma companies,vaccines are a billion dollar industry.

Doctors i bet receive bonuses to vaccinate us, making them sales reps for big pharma.


See: Jonas Salk, who could have patented the vaccine for Polio.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonas_Salk

Personally I hope they make billions. It's worth it.

BTW: Bill Gates > Steve Jobs
edition.cnn.com/2011/HEALTH/02/03/gupta.gates.vaccines.world.health/index.html?hpt=C2
evlPanda
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6 Dec 2011 6:24pm
theDoctor said...


classic sheeple statement

love how you can so assuredly make up your mind about something without reading anything longer than a few sentences, or listening to anything other than a sound bite on the news


I love how you always assume so much about us from a few lines on a forum.
doggie
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6 Dec 2011 3:51pm
petermac33 said...

Few years back my friend went through stage where he tried to wake his friends up about aspartame.

Hardly got passed go.

So now, if they ignore the evidence,he encourages them to drink up more artifically sweetened drinks,so that they can reduce their calories and remain slim.

Never mind aspertame has been linked in nearly every study to weight gain.


So do you still drink diet coke or pepsi?
saltiest1
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6 Dec 2011 7:11pm
petermac33 said...

Few years back my friend went through stage where he tried to wake his friends up about aspartame.

Hardly got passed past go.

So now, if they ignore the evidence,he encourages them to drink up more artifically sweetened drinks,so that they can reduce their calories and remain slim.

Never mind aspertame has been linked in nearly every study to weight gain.




i am the new spell nazi [}:)]
felixdcat
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6 Dec 2011 4:19pm
saltiest1 said...

i I can hear the sound of a moderators moderator's wheels turning in his head and lubing (word not in dictionnary)up the pad lock as i I breathe.
lighten up peeps. its a fun forum, not a place for force feeding of belief

If you want to be, be sure you are faultless!
evlPanda
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6 Dec 2011 7:30pm
^ There's a GrammarNazi account. I forgot its password.
petermac33
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6 Dec 2011 4:41pm
That was a great read doc.Trouble is the trusting souls on this forum,you know,

the ones's who sit on the edge of their lounge chair every night gulping the 'news'

down,are not going at to look at any alternative viewpoint.

Not when from the cradle to the grave they have it drumned into them by the corporate media that vaccines are good.

As for the polio vaccine,it was admitted in mainstream CBS article that the polio vaccine has caused widespread polio in Nigeria!

Yes i hear you saltiest,formulanova etc----just another 'accident.'

doggie
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6 Dec 2011 4:41pm
petermac33 said...

That was a great read doc.Trouble is the trusting souls on this forum,you know,

the ones's who sit on the edge of their lounge chair every night gulping the 'news'

down,are not going at to look at any alternative viewpoint.

Not when from the cradle to the grave they have it drumned into them by the corporate media that vaccines are good.

As for the polio vaccine,it was admitted in mainstream CBS article that the polio vaccine has caused widespread polio in Nigeria!

Yes i hear you saltiest,formulanova etc----just another 'accident.'




So do you still drink diet coke or pepsi?
petermac33
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6 Dec 2011 4:46pm
www.cbsnews.com/news/mutant-polio-virus-spreads-in-nigeria/



So when WHO officials discovered a polio outbreak in Nigeria was sparked by the polio vaccine itself, they assumed it would be easier to stop than a natural "wild" virus.

They were wrong.

In 2007, health experts reported that amid Nigeria's ongoing outbreak of wild polio viruses, 69 children had also been paralyzed in a new outbreak caused by the mutation of a vaccine's virus.

Back then, WHO said the vaccine-linked outbreak would be swiftly overcome - yet two years later, cases continue to mount. They have since identified polio cases linked to the vaccine dating back as far as 2005.




My friend buys two 1.25litre bottles for 5 bucks at garage and gives the spare one to me for free,so only if i get for free.
evlPanda
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6 Dec 2011 7:50pm
theDoctor said...


classic sheeple statement

love how you can so assuredly make up your mind about something without reading anything longer than a few sentences, or listening to anything other than a sound bite on the news


In trying to conform to the ideology, you suppress yourself – whereas what is actually true is not the ideology but what you are. If you try to study yourself according to another you will always remain a secondhand human being.
bobajob
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7 Dec 2011 7:02am
felixdcat said...

saltiest1 said...

i I can hear the sound of a moderators moderator's wheels If you want to be, be sure you are faultless!



I always thought the use of the little thingy as you have it was to shorten two words into one, ie: aren't- are not, can't-can not.
But for the ownership of something, ie: moderators wheels, the little thingy was positioned as moderators' wheels.

But' I ain't' no english p'roffessor and with the p'rol'iff'ik use' of t'xt & twi'tter who reall'y gives a tos's
SomeOtherGuy
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7 Dec 2011 9:24am
Yeah, this thread always was going to go this way. Lizard people will get a mention soon... you mark my words...
Beersy
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7 Dec 2011 10:00am
saltiest1 said...

petermac33 said...


And before i forget,were you to be bitten by the most venomous snake in the world,you would struggle to survive.

Now,swallow the exact same amount of venom,bet your sickness would be negligible in comparison.

Point being direct injection of harmful ingredients is much more dangerous.







i think you need to do your homework on this one. if i drink water im ok, if i inject it im stuffed. (although if i drink too much id die as well).


That's not true at all. They quite often inject water straight into the bloodstream prior to running anything else through a drip.

It makes for an odd feeling running up your arm if it's cold...

Also, blood is mostly made up of water, so there would be no problem at all with injecting it.

I completely agree with immunisation. But if you're going to tell someone to do their homework make sure you read a little first as well...
petermac33
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7 Dec 2011 7:20am
Beersy said...

saltiest1 said...

petermac33 said...


And before i forget,were you to be bitten by the most venomous snake in the world,you would struggle to survive.

Now,swallow the exact same amount of venom,bet your sickness would be negligible in comparison.

Point being direct injection of harmful ingredients is much more dangerous.







i think you need to do your homework on this one. if i drink water im ok, if i inject it im stuffed. (although if i drink too much id die as well).


That's not true at all. They quite often inject water straight into the bloodstream prior to running anything else through a drip.

It makes for an odd feeling running up your arm if it's cold...

Also, blood is mostly made up of water, so there would be no problem at all with injecting it.

I completely agree with immunisation. But if you're going to tell someone to do their homework make sure you read a little first as well...


Can't agree with you.

Your skin is your first and best protection from toxins,it's not natural to bypass it.

Dr Carley,'vaccines cause all auto-immune disease.'
saltiest1
saltiest1
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7 Dec 2011 1:15pm
Beersy said...

saltiest1 said...

petermac33 said...


And before i forget,were you to be bitten by the most venomous snake in the world,you would struggle to survive.

Now,swallow the exact same amount of venom,bet your sickness would be negligible in comparison.

Point being direct injection of harmful ingredients is much more dangerous.







i think you need to do your homework on this one. if i drink water im ok, if i inject it im stuffed. (although if i drink too much id die as well).


That's not true at all. They quite often inject water straight into the bloodstream prior to running anything else through a drip.

It makes for an odd feeling running up your arm if it's cold...

Also, blood is mostly made up of water, so there would be no problem at all with injecting it.

I completely agree with immunisation. But if you're going to tell someone to do their homework make sure you read a little first as well...




straight outa the tap????? thats heavy! i always thought it was saline. at least thats what i get every time.
hitch_hiker
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8 Dec 2011 10:02pm
getfunky said...

Er..
Not meaning to offend Flyguy.

I should clarify that I don't mean everyone that chooses not to immunise ia a know-it-all hippy (although it seems most are ).

Wifey often has to deal with very sick kids brought in by many know-it-all hippies, that still manage to retain that smug 'I feel sorry for you - because I am wiser and more in love with the Earth' attidtude .

Wifey feels sorry for the kids in the vicinty of the know-it-all hippy's kid too.


Sounds like you know a bit?!
dinsdale
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8 Dec 2011 10:45pm
bobajob said...
I always thought the use of the little thingy as you have it was to shorten two words into one, ie: aren't- are not, can't-can not.
But for the ownership of something, ie: moderators wheels, the little thingy was positioned as moderators' wheels.

It comes down to exactly who owns the the object in question. In this case it's one moderator who owns the wheels, hence we use "moderator's wheels". ie the wheels belonging to the moderator.
If we were referring to more than one moderator then it'd be "moderators' wheels". ie the wheels belonging to the moderators.

Simple really!
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