[MyFillingQuiver]

Just thought I'd pass along a little "hero worship" today..when Google is pulled up, it's a drawing of Jonas Salk for his 100th birthday.

The Guardian headline reads:

a Good Time for Google to Remind us of The Power of Vaccines

I'm sure more people who are injured from vax's remember the power of vaccines, than those who have not received them.

 

[EMRguy]

Specially the cancer patients.

 

[Deborah]

I have a bit of respect for Sabin, almost none for Salk. He was so sloppy and ended up infecting a lot of children with polio because his theories about inactivating the virus with formalin were crap.

 

[MyFillingQuiver]

I have a bit of respect for Sabin, almost none for Salk. He was so sloppy and ended up infecting a lot of children with polio because his theories about inactivating the virus with formalin were crap.

Yet, he is credited with the continued existence of humanity...

 

[Deborah]

Well, I suspect that a significant number of his contemporaries knew that Salk screwed up. But it wasn't publicly discussed because admitting that the first vaccine deployed was a disaster and ineffective besides wouldn't be good for the vaccine program.

Does it ever occur to the vaccine pushers that covering up points that are fairly easily uncovered undermines trust in the vaccine program? I think that a lot around vaccines is a "no brainer" people literally turn off their thinking when it comes to vaccines. Weird.

 

[MyFillingQuiver]

This is a great article on the true Salk, to give an honest memorial to his birthday and legacy.

http://www.naturalnews.com/031564_jonas_salk_medical_experiments.html#

 

[Deborah]

This is a great article on the true Salk, to give an honest memorial to his birthday and legacy.

http://www.naturalnews.com/031564_jonas_salk_medical_experiments.html#

At the bottom of the article are links to some of the sources. I recommend reading the Washington Post article which covers a lot of history.

 

[beckybird]