[geocentrism] Re: Evil - DEADLY Vaccinations for Canadian Schoolgirls
- From: "Robert Bennett" <robert.bennett@xxxxxxx>
- To: <geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 7 Feb 2007 00:07:29 -0500
Vaccinations
I'm sure she is wrong.. Whilst modern methods of production may and do
produce harmfull vaccinations, the principle behind natural immunity, and
artificially handed on.. Well proven. People who got harmless cowpox, never
got smallpox..
end story..
The problem is does our interference with natural selection, where the weak
die, produce a long line of weaklings susceptable to all sorts of new
deseases..
when I was a kid, the philosophy was to let the baby eat dirt.. He built up
immunity..
Philip.
That?s not the only problem, Philip.
Disease and genetic degradation: Survival of the least misfit
Another fallacy of the mainstream modernists ? beside a rising true life
expectancy ? is the claim that medical advances have disease and health
problems under control. The following statistics belie this position.
Around the world:
Infectious diseases now cause about 16 million global deaths each year, a
result of changes in human behavior and mutations in pathogens.
Twenty well-known diseases--including tuberculosis (TB), malaria, and
cholera--have reemerged or spread since 1973, often in more virulent and
drug-resistant forms.
At least 30 previously unknown disease agents have been identified since
1973, including HIV, Ebola, hepatitis C, and Nipah virus, for which no cures
are available.
Within the United States:
Annual infectious disease-related death rates in the United States have
nearly doubled to some 170,000 annually after reaching an historic low in
1980.
The next major infectious disease threat to the United States may be, like
HIV, a previously unrecognized pathogen.
Although multi-drug therapies have cut HIV/AIDS deaths by two-thirds to
17,000 annually since 1995, emerging microbial resistance to drugs and
continued new infections will sustain the threat.
TB, exacerbated by multi-drug resistant strains and HIV/AIDS co-infection,
has come back.
Microbial Adaptation and Resistance
Infectious disease microbes are constantly micro-evolving. As a result, an
expanding number of strains of diseases--such as TB, malaria, and
pneumonia--will remain difficult or virtually impossible to treat. Influenza
viruses, in particular, are particularly efficient in their ability to
survive and genetically change, sometimes into deadly strains. HIV also
displays a high rate of genetic mutation that will present significant
problems
What follows is a table of virtually annual appearances of new pathogens
that have emerged to plague humanity. It includes the new classification of
prion, a mis-shapen protein that destroys the nervous system of both man and
beast. West nile virus is too recent to be listed.
Examples of Pathogenic Microbes and the Diseases They Cause, Identified
Since 1973
Year
Microbe
Type
Disease
1973
Rotavirus
Virus
Infantile diarrhea
1977
Ebola virus
Virus
Acute hemorrhagic fever
1977
Legionella pneumophila
Bacterium
Legionnaires' disease
1980
Human T-lymphotrophic
virus I (HTLV 1)
Virus
T-cell lymphoma/leukemia
1981
Toxin-producing
Staphylococcus aureus
Bacterium
Toxic shock syndrome
1982
Escherichia coli O157:H7
Bacterium
Hemorrhagic colitis; hemolytic uremic syndrome
1982
Borrelia burgdorferi
Bacterium
Lyme disease
1983
Human Immunodeficiency
Virus (HIV)
Virus
Acquired Immuno-Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
1983
Helicobacter pylori
Bacterium
Peptic ulcer disease
1989
Hepatitis C
Virus
Parentally transmitted non-A, non-B liver infection
1992
Vibrio cholerae O139
Bacterium
New strain associated with epidemic cholera
1993
Hantavirus
Virus
Adult respiratory distress syndrome
1994
Cryptosporidium
Protozoa
Enteric disease
1995
Ehrlichiosis
Bacterium
Severe arthritis?
1996
nvCJD
Prion
New variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease(Mad Cow)
1997
HVN1
Virus
Influenza
1999
Nipah
Virus
Severe encephalitis
Source: US Institute of Medicine, 1997; WHO, 1999.
The Human Degenome?
The human genome seems to have an increasing susceptibility to various
maladies:
Approximately 5 million cancer deaths worldwide
In USA cancer-related deaths increased about 60% in 22 years or 3%/yr.
Approximately 4 million Americans now have Alzheimer?s Disease ;
14 million Americans will have AD by 2050 unless a cure or prevention is
found.
Darwin claimed that species evolve to replace prior ones via natural
selection.
The EPA(Environmental Protection Agency) claims that a thousand species die
out each year. New ones observed each year? Zero
Do the math: Since evolution is built on the Uniformitarian Principle, this
speciecide must have been going on for 3 billion years, the MS age for life.
Putting the UP together with current data, that means 3 TRILLION species
have gone extinct since life began, and NO new species have been formed.
Evolutionary theory thus predicts a net gain of MINUS 3 * 109 species.
?He makes fools of the wise?. He does, verily.
Is the problem microbial adaptation/resistance? Human gene degeneration?
How about both!
Robert
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