I was reading and found out that the smallpox vaccine is made from a bovine disease and would not give any immunity against the human form of this disease anyway. http://www.garynull.com/Article.aspx?article=Issues/Index.aspx&Head=Issue s
"The second ingredient in vaccinations is the medium in which they are cultivated. This can include rabbit brain tissue, dog kidney tissue, monkey kidney tissue, chicken or duck egg protein, chick embryo, calf serum, pig or horse blood, and cowpox pus. These foreign proteins are injected directly into the bloodstream. They are very toxic since they do not get filtered through the digestive process or pass through the liver." "These proteins are foreign to the body, and are in a state of decomposition. They are composed of animal cells, and therefore contain animal genetic material. It is possible for the genes in these cells to be picked up by the live, attenuated viruses used in vaccines. These viruses then implant a foreign alien genetic material from animal tissue cultures into the human genetic system. Undigested proteins in the blood are one of the causes of allergies....These undigested proteins can attack the myelin sheath that protects the nerves, and result in neurological problems." James goes on to comment on the last category of vaccine ingredients, which are stabilizers, neutralizers, carrying agents, and preservatives. "Many people feed their children healthy foods. They would never think of giving their children formaldehyde, mercury, or aluminum phosphate to eat. Formaldehyde, for instance, is used to embalm corpses, and is a known carcinogen. These are preservatives and carrying agents that are injected directly into the bloodstream without buffering by the digestive process, or censoring by the liver." Using the smallpox vaccine as an example, James then describes how vaccines are manufactured. "Although [smallpox] is no longer a required vaccination, it is still being used for research on AIDS and the new genetically engineered recombinant vaccines. Mendelsons newsletter describes the following process: A young calf has his belly shaved. Many slashes are made in the skin. A prior batch of smallpox vaccine is dropped into the slashes and allowed to fester over a period of days. During this period of time, the calf stands in a head stall so that he cant lick his belly. The calf is led out of the stock to a table where he is strapped down. His belly scabs and pus are scraped off and ground into a powder. The powder is the next batch of smallpox vaccine. Besides dried pus and scabs in the smallpox vaccine, incidental viruses, which the calf was carrying, can be contained in these scabs and pus. More sites to explore: http://proliberty.com/observer/20020811.htm http://proliberty.com/observer/vaclib/smallpoxalert.html http://proliberty.com/observer/index.htm
