Tagged with Influenza

Why should we trust medicine?

Why should we trust medicine?

We are constantly being told that when it comes to our health and the health of our families, we should trust our doctors because they practice ‘evidence-based medicine’ – three words which would indicate to any thinking person that the drugs and vaccines being delivered by medicos have undergone rigorous independent trials and been shown … Continue reading »

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Junk Science at it’s Best (Worst?)

Every once in a while, an article appears that is so blatantly biased – so obviously just printed directly from a press release – it needs to be highlighted. There will be many credulous people out there – health professionals amongst them – who will look at the title and think they know the story. … Continue reading »

The Story Too Important Not to Repeat –

  DEEP IMPACT – SABA BUTTON, THE GIRL WHO IS NEVER ALONE Property of The Sunday Times. First published in STM magazine April 3, 2010 The flu vaccine crisis that gripped the country last year left one innocent Perth toddler with debilitating brain damage. Now, 12 months on, Saba Button’s parents break their silence and … Continue reading »

Swine flu review – Information gathering made easy

PReP – Swine Flu Review A lot has happened over the last 18 months in regards to the ‘pandemic’ of AH1N1 influenza. We discovered that the World Health Organisation (WHO) was influenced by drug industry money to change the definition of pandemic so they could declare an emergency and rush through untested (and as it … Continue reading »

Reporting of the Adverse Reactions 24.04.10

The following guest blog is from Judy Wilyman, PhD researcher at Murdoch University. Please read this information and wonder why the Telethon Institute and the WA Government did not let parents know this information before urging them to get their children vaccinated. They also did not let them know that they were part of a … Continue reading »