Great historical piece on the history and theory of vaccination! Modern day vaccinations, however, encompass an entirely different, nefarious campaign. Whereas at one point in history, researchers (doctors/surgeons) like Jenner or Lister genuinely endeavored to promote human health, modern day (heavily influenced and funded by BIG PHARMA) medicine promulgates an entirely different agenda. Today, the vaccination campaign heavily thrust upon infants and children (esp. in the US) has morphed into a bioweapon project, considering the heavily and ever-increasing and pernicious innoculation schedule. If the efficacy of vaccine theory being called into question isn't sufficient, certainly such vaccine ingredients as: mercury (Thimerosal); Polysorbate 80; MSG; Formaldehyde; Aluminum Phosphate; Phenoxyethanol; Human albumin; egg protein; Bovine cow serum; gelatin should immediately raise some eyebrows...
More reading along these lines here:
https://www.naturalnews.com/035431_vaccine_ingredients_side_effects_msg.html
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I will be going into this part of vaccines after I lay down the ground work...but I do not know if Jenner and Lister were concerned about the common people. I suspect they were concerned for the Elites who were being threatened by the common peoples illness infecting them and also losing their working population that worked their factories and wars.
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I concur with what you are positing here with regard to the mindset of the supra- human "elites" ( as they view themselves). I was merely giving our early medical doctors the benefit of the doubt, however I share your skepticism as to their true motives. I have read that the alleged success of the Smallpox vaccination was misrepresented, as the incidence of Smallpox was already on the wane, for reasons you alluded to in your astute post. Thanks for the tip and I look forward to your next installment. Kudos.
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