Here’s how to un-stem it.
by Steve Cook
So the vaccine industry and their stooges in government are fighting some sort of desperate action to stem the rising tide of truth concerning the safety, efficacy, wisdom or otherwise of injecting human beings with vaccine after vaccine after vaccine.
The effort to stifle questioning voices usually occurs when you feel you are on shaky ground concerning having satisfactory answers for the questions or you can’t stand up to scrutiny or you fear you’re gonna lose the argument.
If you have truth and honesty on your side, you don’t need to shut people up or dismiss their honest concerns as “conspiracy theories”. After all, when someone is concerned that a vaccine contains toxic metals like aluminium or mercury and they are unhappy about injecting their child with it, this isn’t a “conspiracy theory”. It is a genuine concern and asking about it is a valid question. So, vaccine industry, just answer the ruddy question honestly, and you’ll be all right, with nothing to fear from those who contend that vaccines with toxic metals in them are possibly unsafe and require more study before they are unleashed upon the population.
Some people, of course, conceive that neither the vaccine industry nor the government would ever lie to us or sell us a bill of goods even when there are millions of dollars at stake. They will obligingly inject their kids with whatever the government and the vaccine industry dish out, happy in the notion that asking questions isn’t really worth the bother.
Well, good luck on that one. I hope your kids will be all right.
But for those a little more responsible, awake or curious to find out who’s lying (somebody sure is- either the industry that makes and sells the vaccines or the people who oppose it, there is a very handy ebook you might like.
You can download it for free. It’s a good read and will tell you what you need to know about vaccines and whether they are as safe and efficacious as the Big Pharma marketing boys and their agents in government are trying tio tell you.
Check it out! You can download if for free from Chiropractic.org here
Enjoy!
Steve Cook is a novelist, satirist, columnist and lots of other things ending in “ist”. He is also, as you may have gathered, not very chummy with the pharmaceutical industry. His website is at www.steve-cook.com
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