GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) is in the news again making headlines after having to settle another major lawsuit bringing the latest total to over $9.1 billion since 2003. This time, it is due to GSK’s product Pandemrix, which was the swine flu vaccine forced upon the public during the pandemic of 2009. Read more…
A. Majid Katme, MBBCh, DPM (medical doctor)
Spokesman, Islamic Medical Association (UK)
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VLA Comment: Sample letter to request vaccine exemption for Muslims:
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Re: Religious exemption for all vaccines for my children…NAMES
To Whom It May Concern:
Allah, the Creator, the Designer, has organized for the destruction of most germs and viruses through natural means. Our bodies are holy. As our beloved physician and prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, has told us, for every disease there is a cure. Islam prohibits Muslims from taking any harmful medicine or substance. If there is doubt or controversy, as in vaccines, Islam orders us to leave it completely. The final holy book, Al Qur’an, is my medical source for both prevention and cure of disease. To best prepare the body, the Muslim is required to use permissible nutrition from Yayyib (natural) food and drink. The human body is holy.
I would respectfully note that both my children have been officially exempt since birth from taking vaccines from our country of origin, Bangledesh.
You can edit and use whatever you feel is aligned with your religious views.
Note: If they want to interview you and ask you if you go to a doctor who has given your kids medicine (they are trying to get you to prove that you do take medicine)…Say no, if natural means are available. If a natural cure is not available, “If I am in doubt, I pray to Mohammed, the great physician, peace be upon him, to move forward or not. I have prayed about vaccines. Accordingly, the answer to my prayers is consistent. Vaccines are haraam.
China has one of the most vaccination compliant populations in the world. In fact, measles vaccine is mandatory. So why have they had over 700 measles outbreaks from 2009 and 2012 alone? The obvious answer is the the measles vaccines are simply NOT effective.
A recent study published in PLoS titled, “Difficulties in eliminating measles and controlling rubella and mumps: a cross-sectional study of a first measles and rubella vaccination and a second measles, mumps, and rubella vaccination,” has brought to light the glaring ineffectiveness of two measles vaccines (measles–rubella (MR) or measles–mumps–rubella (MMR) ) in fulfilling their widely claimed promise of preventing outbreaks in highly vaccine compliant populations.
According to the study,
“The reported coverage of the measles-rubella (MR) or measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine is greater than 99.0% in Zhejiang province. However, the incidence of measles, mumps, and rubella remains high.” [emphasis added]
The House voted late Wednesday (300-131)to remove country-of-origin labels on beef, pork and chicken sold in the U.S., WSJ
VLA comment: Of course this also makes sense since China now owns the largest swine production in the United States having bought Smithfield. The interesting good news is that Smithfield was using Ractopamine, a dangerous drug put in the animals’ feed, that has been banded in over 160 countries including China and now that China owns Smithfield, perhaps they will not be using Ractopamine any more. Or, the may be just using Ractopamine for the USA market which was set up by Smithfield. See info on Ractopamine
BTW…the deadly drug, ractopamine, is fed to the pigs sourced by the “natural Thyroid companies”. So, how natural is natural thyroid?
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(June 1996) WASHINGTON — A government-sponsored study of two measles vaccines, begun in 1989 during a major U.S. epidemic and conducted on nearly 1,500 minority infants in Los Angeles, failed to disclose to parents that one of the vaccines was experimental, federal health officials said Sunday. The trial involved children in communities hardest hit by the disease, including East and West Los Angeles and Inglewood. The majority of the children were African American and Latino.
(Supposedly) None of the Los Angeles children, most of whom are now 5, was injured by the unlicensed vaccine, the CDC said. However, similar clinical trials conducted in Africa and Haiti with the vaccine raised questions about its relationship to an increased death rate among female infants who received the more potent of two dosages being studied. Those (African and Haitian) children died within two years after the vaccination. In light of the questions, the Los Angeles study was halted in 1991. Read more…
Congress authorized the CDC to accept “external gifts” from industry and private parties in 1983, and in 1992 passed legislation for the creation of a nonprofit foundation to encourage relationships between industry and the agency.
In fiscal year 2014, the CDC Foundation raised $52 million, $12 million of that from Big Pharma.
Also in 2014, the CDC received $16 million in direct funding from corporations, individuals and foundations, including the CDC Foundation, which makes the foundation nothing more than a pass-through organization. Read more…
Meningococcal meningitis is exceedingly rare. There were only about 390 cases in the U.S. last year. In a population of 319 million, that adds up to one case in 817,949 people. There were only three meningococcal meningitis cases in Colorado last year — one resulting in death.
So here is the math calculation that thoughtful student governments in Colorado must consider: If you inoculate Colorado’s 400,000 college students with the older vaccines, you can expect 4,000 serious adverse events and 12 dead.