Killed by Vaccination
I recently came across the book “Killed by Vaccination” written by William Young. It’s currently downloadable for free via the website of the Wellcome Collection. It’s a book written all the way back in 1886, but much of the information and the situations discussed in the book are still relevant today. It’s very interesting to see that we’re still dealing with the same problems today, worldwide, that existed back then in England.
When you read the book, I’m sure you’ll agree that what was thought of as cutting-edge science and medical practice back then, can be viewed as ignorant and primitive today, not to mention foolish and dangerous. Many people died back then because of these practices that were even mandated and made compulsory by the robberments of the time. The same thing is happening today; many people worldwide are dying these days, for example, because of the COVID-19 poison injections that they took.
And just like today, there were some people, including scientists and medical practitioners back then, who warned of the dangers of vaccination, as can be seen in the cartoon below.
A cartoon from a December 1894 anti-vaccination publication (Courtesy of The Historical Medical Library of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia)
For example, Alfred Russel Wallace, a prominent scientist, wrote back in 1898 about mandatory vaccination that “every day the vaccination laws remain in force parents are being punished, infants are being killed.” He accused doctors and politicians of pushing for vaccination based on personal interest without being sure that the vaccinations were safe. Sounds very familiar right? Wallace cited statistics from a report by the Registrar-General of deaths from vaccination from 1881 to 1895. Wallace pointed to the deaths to assert that vaccination was useless and caused unnecessary deaths. You can read more about what Wallace has to say in his book “Vaccination: Proved Useless and Dangerous” which I blogged about a while ago.
Another book I recently found is titled “The poisoned needle” by Eleanor McBean published back in 1953. You can download a free copy from the Internet Archive. I haven’t completely read this one yet, but it contains some interesting information.
History teaches us that man learns nothing from history. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
The difference between now and the 1800s is that today we have the Global Brain which results in this kind of information spreading far and wide in seconds. Even given the massive amounts of censorship on social media today, and the propaganda by Big Pharma and the robberments to continue to take their vaccination poison. It’s going to be interesting to see if we’ll now learn our lessons, or if 100 years a from now people will still be getting vaccinated somehow, not being informed and not realizing how foolish and dangerous it is.
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