RE: Daily Dose of Sultnpapper 08/10/18> let’s talk contagious diseases… and a couple that might be.
I think that I read somewhere that now we are up over 30 different vaccines that kids are supposed to have by the time they are 18 here in the USA. To me that seems like more harm than good being done. It also not uncommon for multiple vaccinations to be given in one injection, and I think that is done so that if there is a bad reaction and outcome they (gov.) can't point a finger at the direct cause of the reaction.
That is pretty convenient as well for protecting big pharma.
There is plenty of conflict of interest here as well in this arena, the head of the FDA and some of these other government agencies always seems to come from the industry as a former executive of some major company prior to being appointed. Then just like magic some government ruling or approval just happens to coincide with that person who is at the helm of the agency is made that would help that director's former company.
Not long after that director resigns and goes back into the private sector and some other company's executive ends up as director of the agency.
It is some very fast turnover in a lot of cases, and pretty obvious as to what is going on if you put the time lines side by side.
When I was a kid I think there were six vaccinations you had to have to go to school. Now they need all sorts of stuff and the latest here is they want everybody to be vaccinated against Yellow Fever! My son and I were approached the other day by the door to door clinic people and we said no through our gate. Not happening anytime soon...
I would damn sure be leery of door to door vaccination folks, even it was somewhat normal for the clinic people to come bye every so often. I can't recall how many vaccinations was needed when I was in school but I know it was nowhere near what is required today.