988. Vaccination nonsense
988. Vaccination nonsense

988. Vaccination nonsense

07/22/2025

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The video “The Nonsense of Vaccination” takes a critical look at the practice of vaccination and argues that many vaccinations could be unnecessary and potentially harmful. It emphasizes that the human body is capable of defending itself against diseases and that vaccinations often cause more harm than good.

The criticism is also directed at mandatory vaccination and the lack of transparency about risks and side effects. This view contrasts with the official recommendations of the German Standing Committee on Vaccination (STIKO), which considers vaccinations an essential contribution to public health. Source: Telegram 20.07.2025 r. 11:21.

The film “The Futility of Vaccination” is in German.
English subtitles are available.

What is the main argument of proponents of disease prevention through vaccination? Mass vaccination has led to the disappearance of once dangerous diseases such as diphtheria, tuberculosis, tetanus, measles, and whooping cough. Can this be true? Just look at the phase of these diseases when vaccinations were introduced! Namely, when the mortality rate for a particular disease had fallen by more than 90% without these measures. The film shows the temporal relationship between mortality and the impact of vaccination on this mortality.

Diphtheria – mass vaccination.
Tuberculosis – mass vaccination.
Tetanus – mass vaccination.
Measles – mass vaccination.
Pertussis – mass vaccination.
Scarlet fever – no mass vaccinations.

Vaccinations are riding the wave of improved living conditions. The basis of vaccination advertising is the spread of fear for commercial purposes.

Greatly enlarged ticks are excellent scare tactics.

How do you recognize a deeply rooted myth? By the reaction to criticism—outrage, slander of critics, a lack of argumentative discussion. Think about when you notice something like this. It always happens when liars run out of arguments. That’s when terms like “conspiracy theorist,” “disinformer,” and “Russian agent” emerge. That’s when TV pseudo-experts are at their peak.

The best thing you can teach your child is to learn to search for information and think for themselves.

Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com

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