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Vaccine News: July 2002
- Synthesis of poliovirus- Will Three Unlicensed Smallpox Vaccines Be Used to Immunize 500,000 Americans? - Feds Prepare For Smallpox Quarantine - WARNING! VACCINES CONTAIN MADCOW BRAIN EATER synthesis of poliovirusDear Members and Friends -The following is more documentation of the biological warfare machinery in place that is designed to keep us in a perpetual state of disempowering fear. We hope you will be encouraged to access the following links since without this knowledge, we will fall prey to the mass mind of this created insanity. If you have not visited Jim West's excellent website covering much forgotten history during the "polio epidemic era", do that first www.geocities.com/harpub ~Ingri From Jim West "jw" <harpub@hotmail.com> WAIT A MINUTE! STOP THE PRESSES ! Everywhere now, we are being told of the synthesis of a horrible poliovirus, that could be used for military purposes. Yet whatever it was that was synthesized, it was tested by injection into immune deficient mice. And furthermore, re-poliovirus isolation: I checked it out and verified these long standing URL's. They are still there: http://www.chronicillnet.org/articles/summary.html And the links therein will lead to an ORTHODOX critique of the complete lack of proper poliovirus identification. Apparently, poliovirus was never isolated, and a reflection of gross, shoddy science: http://www.chronicillnet.org/articles/paralyticpolio.html Just like many of the so-called virological experiments. Here is the quote: "In other words: Dulbecco and Vogt did not isolate pure poliovirus in any of the experiments described in this 1954 report. While they write of seeding their cultures with virus, they actually used unpurified suspensions, not pure viral isolates." "It is clear from this historical review of early poliovirus research papers that none of these poliomyelitis researchers truly isolated poliovirus. Additionally, they were injecting monkeys with experimental fluids that were probably contaminated with other disease-associated agents." Meanwhile, "polio" is likely actually caused by "persistent" toxins: www.geocities.com/harpub In many cases, deliberately placed in food. -Jim - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Comment: Subject: polio virus: WORLDWIDE HORROR Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2002 18:33:27 -0500 From: "Eva L. Snead" I have extensive info on polio in my book. Polio started in the late 19th century at the time scientsts were experimenting with "serum therapy' Prior and during WWI the New York times was hotly debating whether polio or flu were more lethal. Eva Subject: Will Three Unlicensed Smallpox Vaccines Be Used to Immunize 500,000 Americans? Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2002 18:33:03 -0700 (PDT) http://www.mercola.com/2002/jul/10/smallpox_outbreak.htm Will Three Unlicensed Smallpox Vaccines Be Used to Immunize 500,000 Americans?
Subject: Feds Prepare For Smallpox Quarantine Date: Thu, 11 Jul 2002 15:08:52 -0700 (PDT) http://wire.ap.org/?FRONTID=SCIENCE
By LAURA MECKLER
Federal health officials are quietly making plans for quarantining Americans who might be exposed to a highly contagious smallpox patient, addressing sensitive questions of how to hold people, possibly against their will, in case of a bioterror attack. The planning, still in draft form, addresses complex logistical and policy questions, including where people would be kept while waiting for officials to confirm a smallpox case and, if necessary, administer vaccinations. ``It's not pretty to think through these type of doomsday scenarios, but it's important to start to put yourself there and imagine things unfolding if you want to anticipate how to react,'' said Dr. Marty Cetron, a quarantine expert at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Within the next few weeks, the plan will be circulated among top federal officials and others involved in the preparation, said Cetron, who co-chairs a CDC working group on the issue. The group began with this scenario: Officials get word that an international flight is headed for the United States with a smallpox-infected passenger aboard. The case would be fairly easy because the people would be in one place and health officials wouldn't have to track them down. Still, if the passengers weren't held for treatment, CDC experts estimate that a plane filled with 500 people including one with smallpox could result in dozens - maybe hundreds - of sick people, including passengers on the plane who got sick and the people they would infect. The vaccine is only effective within four days of someone being exposed to smallpox, so if people leave the scene it would be difficult to find them in time. Under the plan, officials would stress that people would be better off staying in quarantine because that's where the vaccine and other medications would be available. That's a big change from past centuries, when people in quarantine were written off, Cetron said. ``All the goodies will be delivered inside the box,'' he said. ``It's a fundamental difference to spend as much, if not more attention, on monitoring and preserving the health on the people inside the box.'' Once planning is complete for this scenario, the CDC group plans to tackle more complicated situations, such as a smallpox patient in a sports stadium or an infected person wandering through an airport. Smallpox was declared eradicated in 1980, but samples of the deadly virus still exist in both the United States and Russia. Bioterrorism experts consider the possibility of a smallpox attack one of the most frightening, albeit unlikely, threats because one infected patient could infect many others. Routine immunizations against smallpox in the United States ended in 1972, meaning many Americans have no protection against the disease. Federal officials are now considering vaccinating as many as 500,000 health care workers and emergency personnel who would be first to see any smallpox case. But because the vaccine carries significant risks, including death, officials do not want to resume mass vaccinations - a point President Bush made Monday. ``I worry about calling for a national vaccination program and that it could cause a loss of life,'' Bush said at a White House news conference. Rather, the plan is to vaccinate others only if they are exposed to the virus, or exposed to someone who is exposed. Another alternative - one endorsed Monday in a study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences - would be mass vaccinating all Americans if a smallpox case emerged. The authors of that study predicted significantly fewer people would die using a mass vaccination strategy. The airliner scenario is not entirely fictitious. In December, a flight from Taiwan bound for Newark, N.J., was delayed for about four hours in Seattle after an anonymous tipster told U.S. Customs Service agents that a passenger had smallpox. It turned out to be a hoax, but the situation provided a real-life example of how people on the plane reacted. ``People got really scared because they sat there on a plane for two hours without any idea what was going on,'' said Kristy Lillibridge, an epidemiologist who is part of the CDC working group. The draft CDC plan calls for taking the airplane to a hangar or another facility where passengers can get off without going into the airport, she said. The suspicious passenger would be isolated from the others, but everyone would be kept in quarantine while officials did tests to determine if the passenger was in fact infected with smallpox. Still unresolved: how long to keep people if a smallpox exposure is confirmed. Options include one to two days, or long enough to give the shots; seven days, long enough to see if the vaccination worked; or 17 days, when no one would be contagious anymore. ``It is such a sensitive topic. Those kinds of decisions, to actually use a quarantine, will be made at very high levels,'' Cetron said. Other elements of the plan, officials said, include:
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