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1717 | "the germ theory of disease, in particular, being the unconscious
offspring of the ancient Eastern faith in specific demons, each possessed of
his own special weapon of malignity. Thus the smallpox inoculation
introduced into England from Turkey by Lady Mary Wortley Montague in
the eighteenth century [1717] and its substitute of cowpox inoculation were based on the ancient Indian rite of subjecting people to an artificially induced attack of smallpox to propitiate Sheetula-Mata, the goddess of that torment." (3)
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1728 | London:
"in the forty years 1728-57 and 1771-80, [annually] the mortality per
million would have been under 3,000." (7) This is 3 per
1000, of the population of a then filthy city, and about 1 in 5 or 1 in 6 mortality for
those contracting smallpox. |
1796 |
Two vaccine test subjects: healthy children, James Phipps and Jenners
son, both die later of tuberculosis in their early 20's. (4, pg70)
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1798 | "Mr. William White, author of The Story of a Great Delusion--it was the
"horse-grease cowpox" ..pronounced by Jenner to have all the virtue against smallpox which the dairy-maids claimed for cowpox."(4)
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1802 | Jenner to Parliment, "extol the merits of cowpox alone which in his Inquiry
he had condemned." (in 1798) (4)
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1803 | "used it so freely that it became impossible to say which of the citizens
were equinated [horse pus] and which vaccinated [cow pus]"! (4)
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1840 | Smallpox inoculation, the method brought from Turkey in 1717 was
condemed by an Act of Parliament as a criminal offense. (5)
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1852 | Smallpox vaccination made mandatory. (2)
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1857-1859 | Smallpox epidemic killed 14,244 people. (2)
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1863-1865 | A second epidemic claimed 20,059 lives. (2)
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1867 | A more stringent compulsory vaccination law was passed. (2)
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1871 | 97.5% had been vaccinated [between ages of 2 - 50]. (2)
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1871-1880 | during the period of compulsory vaccination, the death rate from
smallpox leapt from 28 to 46 per 100,000 population. (2)
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1872 | England experienced its worst ever smallpox epidemic which claimed
44,840 lives. (2)
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1878-1898 | Leicester, drops vaccination, installs sanitation with result that during 20
years death-rate from smallpox is one third that of vaccinated Army and
Navy. (4, pg 78)
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1898 | Parliament passed the "Conscience Clause" of the Vaccination Acts. This
repeal of mandatory vaccination followed 14 volumes of data refuting the
value of vaccination. (5)
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1973 | "Professor George Dick, speaking at an environmental conference in
Brussels in 1973, admitted that in recent decades, 75% of British people
who contracted smallpox had been vaccinated. This, combined with the
fact that only 40% of children (and a maximum of 10% of adults) had been vaccinated, clearly shows that vaccinated people have a much higher
tendency to contract the disease." Source: Should I Vaccinate
My Child? by Jini Patel Thompson, Listen To Your Gut
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Japan: (2) |
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1872 | Compulsory vaccination commenced.
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1885 | a law was passed requiring re-vaccination
every seven years.
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1886-1892 | 25,474,370 revaccinations were
recorded in Japan. Yet during this same
period Japan had 156,175 cases of smallpox with 38,979 deaths
representing a case mortality of nearly 25%.
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1896 | Japanese Parliament passed another act requiring every Japanese resident
to be vaccinated and re-vaccinated every 5 years.
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1889-1908 | ..there were 171,611 smallpox cases with 47,919 deaths, a case
mortality of 30%.
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USA |
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1721 | "...inoculation for smallpox appears to have
been first introduced in 1721 by Cotton Mather, a clergyman."[procedure
fails and is condemed.] (6)
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1890's |
"... but we are not told
that there was not one leper in the whole of the Hawaiian Islands before
the noble work of Jenner
reached them. By the nineties, 10 per cent of the natives were
lepers."---Lionel Dole (8) |
1904 | Supreme Court 'bamboozled' into enacting law to make vaccination
compulsory for the 'public good'!
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1937 | Dr William Howard Hay, " we are never able to prove that
vaccination saved one man from smallpox...."(2)
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1948-1969 | 300 children in the USA died from the complications of
smallpox vaccine Yet during that same period there was not
one reported case of smallpox in the country. (2)
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1967 | "To give some idea of the vaccine's dangers, it was reported--in the late
sixties--that annually, roughly 3,000 children were experiencing varying
degrees of brain damage due to the smallpox vaccine; and according to G.
Kiftel in 1967, smallpox vaccination damaged the hearing of 3,296 children
in West Germany, of which 71 became totally deaf.117."--R Obasawin
MD. Source:
http://www.whale.to/vaccines/smallpox66-75.html
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1971 | Dr Samuel Katz, Duke University Medical Centre, said that an average
of six to nine Individuals die each year from smallpox vaccinations.(2)
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Footnotes: |
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(1) | Vaccine and Serum Evils, by Herbert M. Shelton, page 5.
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(2) | Smallpox by Ian Sinclair. Smallpox vaccine
http://www.whale.to/vaccines/sinclair.html
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(3) | THERE'S MORE TO VACCINATION THAN THE SHOT
by Sharon Kimmelman.: director of Vaccination Alternatives/PO Box 346/New
York, NY 10023
Archived: www.pwgazette.com/kimmelma.html
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(4) | The Medical Voodoo by Annie Riley Hale, pgs 58-59.
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(5) |
The Fallacy of Vaccination, From Both Sides Of The Vaccination Question, The Anti-Vaccination League of America, Philadelphia, 1911.
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(6) | The Poisoned Needle by Eleanor McBean
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(7) | From VACCINATION A DELUSION. by ALFRED RUSSEL WALLACE,
LL.D. DUBL., D.C.L. OXON., F.R.S., ETC.
http://www.whale.to/vaccine/wallace/book.html
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(8) | LEPROSY AND VACCINATION by WILLIAM TEBB
Copy on vaclib.org, from http://www.whale.to/v/tebb/tebb.html
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