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papers published before the 1990s, yet they try to write statement is inaccurate, because not even 5%-10% of off such articles as automatically obsolete. As the the Amish population are vaccinated (they claim above published information shows, they are very _ religious exemption to vaccination). Second, the first relevant to the present situation in vaccination. Pro- case of paralytic polio occurred in a nine-month-old vaccinators themselves still act upon obsolete Amish baby who became paralysed five days after being information such as outlined above (notwithstanding given a dose of OPV. Even though the US health practising Jennerian vaccination) and keep denying that authorities opened a vaccination clinic, the Amish it is possible to prove causality and/or that serious residents shunned it. They eradicated the outbreak by vaccine reactions are in the order of one in a million. giving it free rein and letting it eradicate itself. That's Surely, modern medicine's diagnostic methods have _ exactly what happened. After all, all outbreaks are self- progressed since the 1960s—or haven't they? With limiting. modern statistical methods, it is possible to calculate MMWR (1993) reported on the outbreak of 68 cases of the rates more precisely. poliomyelitis among members of religious communities Similar "reasoning" applies to the pro-vaccinators' in The Netherlands. Because members of an affiliated constant assertions that there are no known treatment religious community in Alberta, Canada, had direct methods to effectively manage contact (i.e., travel to and from The infectious diseases of childhood and Netherlands) with members of the therefore that's why we have to affected community, health authorities continue preventing them by They totally in Alberta conducted an investigation vaccination. They total Y pucrlook the overlook the during anuaty-Feprua’y 1993 ‘9 vaccines’ obvious and documented . ' . determine whether the poliovirus ha ineffectiveness in preventing any vaccines obvious been imported. The investigation qiseases, and the never-ending trail of and documented focused on acme | rere community it isasters and very serious immune, . . 9 southern Alberta that reported the autoimmune and _ degenerative ineffectiveness m only cases of poliomyelitis from the diseases created in the process by preventing any province during t e last poliomyelitis modern medicine which earns billions . outbreak in Canada in 1978 (11 cases). of dollars from the vaccines. diseases, and the The author of this report wrote: "The itis only orthodox modern a never-ending ooeiveligious group that generally medicine that does not know how trail of disasters opposes vaccination." weet and comecty ca JI and very serious Micrel scraig 1 ie diseases, or any other diseases for immune, ype 3 (PV3) was isolated from that matter. They "treat" 9 stool specimens obtained from 21 everything with antibiotics, fever autolmmune and 47%) of 45 persons (primarily suppressants and painkillers, degenerative children). Laboratory despite the obvious uselessness, diseases investigations conducted by the ational Center for Enteroviruses in Halifax, including application of molecular technique in collaboration with laboratories at Outbreaks of paralysis during he CDC [Centers for Disease mass vaccination programs in the USA Control], determined that this PV3 was virtually Besides the infamous Cutter Incident described _ identical to the strain that caused the outbreak in The above, outbreaks of paralysis after vaccination Netherlands." inappropriateness and dangers of these drugs and without any regard for individuality. continued occurring in the USA. Perhaps the most revealing information was Nathanson (1984) presented epidemiological aspects unwittingly presented in an article by Schonberger et al. of poliomyelitis eradication. He wrote that mass (1984). Their figure 1 shows the annual reported vaccination with oral polio vaccine was begun in the paralytic poliomyelitis case rates for the USA during the USA in 1963, and the last outbreak of natural period 1951-1982. The graph shows a steady fall in the poliomyelitis occurred in 1972. Then he alleged that incidence of paralytic poliomyelitis until 1974-75, when there was only one more outbreak, in 1979, due to the _ it shot up threefold and remained high (with slight up introduction of wild poliovirus to an undervaccinated — and down fluctuations) until 1979; then the incidence Amish population. "Paradoxically, eradication occurred — seemingly fell down again to the 1974 level. even though 5%-10% of the population zero to | year of This graph is practically identical to the graphs of age was unvaccinated and susceptible". First, this | whooping cough incidence published by Hutchins et al. They totally overlook the preventing any diseases, and the immune, degenerative diseases... Outbreaks of paralysis during mass vaccination programs in the USA Besides the infamous Cutter Incident described above, outbreaks of paralysis after vaccination continued occurring in the USA. Nathanson (1984) presented epidemiological aspects of poliomyelitis eradication. He wrote that mass vaccination with oral polio vaccine was begun in the USA in 1963, and the last outbreak of natural poliomyelitis occurred in 1972. Then he alleged that there was only one more outbreak, in 1979, due to the introduction of wild poliovirus to an undervaccinated Amish population. "Paradoxically, eradication occurred even though 5%-10% of the population zero to | year of age was unvaccinated and susceptible". First, this NEXUS ¢ 39 vaccines’ obvious and documented ineffectiveness in never-ending trail of disasters and very serious autoimmune and AUGUST — SEPTEMBER 2009 www.nexusmagazine.com