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Rebecca J Hanna
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"Small Pox & How the Anti-Vax Movement Started 👇🏻
Many do not know that the anti-vaccination movement originated with the smallpox vaccine, due to the vaccine frequently failing to prevent smallpox and severely injuring many recipients.
When the smallpox vaccine was administered, it would often cause a significant inflammatory skin reaction. The medical field observed that those who the vaccine failed to protect had also not developed the characteristic skin eruption. As such, they adopted the stance that if the vaccine “did not take,” it needed to be reapplied until the skin eruption happened.
In contrast, dissident physicians concluded the skin reaction was a proxy for a functioning immune system, so those where “it didn’t take” were the same people who were likely to become severely ill from smallpox (hence making vaccination pointless).
A case can be made that this issue applies to many other vaccines too.
Furthermore, once the vaccine was deployed, many highly unusual neurological injuries occurred in those where the vaccine “did not take,” causing observers to conclude a lack of vitality had allowed the vaccine to “go inward” and then cause much worse chronic issues.
One of the biggest problems with the smallpox vaccine was that vaccination tended to increase rather than decrease the occurrence of smallpox.
When this happened, the government tended to respond to that emergency by viewing it as a result of not enough people being vaccinated and doing what they could to increase vaccination rates. Since people were becoming aware of both the dangers of the smallpox vaccine and its ineffectiveness, the government had to try to implement harsher and harsher mandates needed to continue meeting the vaccination quotas. Sounds very similar to what we all went through during Covid, right?
But history shows how our ancestors weren't the pushovers that so many are now, because as things continued to escalate, assaults on officers enforcing vaccination occurred, and riots broke out.
This 1874 quote from Emeritus Professor F. W. Newman encapsulates the mood of the time:
“Decorous and admissible language fails me, in alluding to that which might have seemed incredible thirty years ago - the commanding of vaccination on a second child of a family, when vaccination has killed the first; and then sending the father to prison for refusal.”
To address the widespread failures of their vaccine, the medical profession moved their goal-posts from the vaccine providing a lifelong “perfect” immunity to simply ensuring a “milder disease,” a playbook that persists to this day and just like we all witnessed them do again with the COVID-19 vaccines.
After decades of work, people were able to improve the basic living conditions through clean water & public sanitation efforts which resulted in the reduction of deaths from all infectious diseases.
But the medical profession coopted these efforts and claimed the reduction in deaths was due to the introduction of vaccination. Since this time, the belief that medicine rescued us from the dark ages of infectious illness and that all infections can be prevented with a vaccination has become one of the central mythologies the practice of modern medicine is founded upon.
In 1972, the United States decided the risk of the vaccine's side effects was greater than the risk of contracting the disease, and so we stopped routine vaccination for smallpox." Brandy Marcum #vaccinationhistory
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I just posted a fabricated quote credited to Jacques Attalli. I apologize. Here is the fact "Jacques Attali did not write the viral depopulation and pandemic quote attributed to him on social media. This text is entirely fabricated.However, Attali did discuss the economic cost of the elderly and the future use of euthanasia in an interview featured in the 1981 book "L'Avenir de la vie" (translated as Future Life), written by Michel Salomon. In this interview, he controversially suggested that, in a capitalist society, euthanasia could become a regular practice when an aging population's productivity slips and they become too expensive to support."
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BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Voters in Festus, Missouri didn't just oppose a $6 billion AI data center — they made every council member who approved it pay for it at the polls. In a sweep that shook the small city, all four incumbent council members were defeated on Election Day. Not one survived.
The project — a massive 360-acre AI data center complex — was pushed through by the council for an as-yet-unnamed developer. Residents said the city railroaded the approval, not giving the public adequate time to review the deal before it was done. A lawsuit was filed accusing Festus of illegal rezoning and holding private meetings about the project that were supposed to be open to the public.
None of that stopped the council. So voters showed up and handled it themselves. All four incumbents — gone.
But the backlash didn't stop with the election. A petition is now circulating to remove the remaining council members who weren't on the ballot — plus the mayor, who also backed the deal. The people of Festus are clearly not done.
AI data center projects have sparked fierce community opposition across the country as billions in investment floods into small towns and rural areas. Festus just became the most dramatic example of what organized voters can do when they get the chance to respond. #Missouri #AIDataCenter
None of that stopped the council. So voters showed up and handled it themselves. All four incumbents — gone.
But the backlash didn't stop with the election. A petition is now circulating to remove the remaining council members who weren't on the ballot — plus the mayor, who also backed the deal. The people of Festus are clearly not done.
AI data center projects have sparked fierce community opposition across the country as billions in investment floods into small towns and rural areas. Festus just became the most dramatic example of what organized voters can do when they get the chance to respond. #Missouri #AIDataCenter