Vaccines for infants

@newjaninev2Any references available?

I assume the CDC references you’ll supply will specify the particular vaccinations, the data harvesting methods, the methods used to identify infant mortality, and the causal links between vaccinations and infant mortality.

Yes?

@curiosi Interesting how the CDC has patents on almost all of the vaccines that they mandate the population needs. More interesting still is how thimerosal, a preservative that is used in vaccines is no longer used in contact lens solutions, yet is still OK to inject into kids. And what’s positively fascinating is how vaccine manufacturers are protected from prosecution should their product be faulty. In fact, independent research into the possibility that a vaccine could be faulty results in researchers who attempt to do so being black listed for the rest of their lives. These are the same pharmaceutical companies that advertise their wares on TV and half the commercial is all about the side effects, some life threatening. But vaccines? FLAWLESS! 🙄

@DukeOfEarle Exactly! And anyone who wishes to know this info can find it and more, yet it is far easier to call me "misinformed".

@DukeOfEarle It's also interesting to note that there are different vaccines for insured and uninsured. We are not allowed to ask why this is or risk losing license.