The vaccine industry currently has a turnover of $ 25.3 billion, growing 23% annually in huge emerging markets such as India. Vaccine manufacturing has emerged as one of the most lucrative sectors in the pharmaceutical industry.
How did this happen?
This industry has a unique product that is highly recommended by the government and is under its patronage. Vaccine manufacturers have a customer base that they hold captive. Many of these clients truly believe they need vaccinations, and this belief is based on a 200-year marketing campaign that has sustained it. Those who are awakened or are in the process of awakening are forced into strict rules by the government. in the United States, it is not even possible to sue a manufacturer if the children are severely injured or died from vaccinations, as established by the 1986 law.
This clever trick was recently adopted by Monsanto. For the sins of the industry, taxpayers and people whose lives have been destroyed by post-vaccination complications must pay with their money. Pharmaceutical corporations have extremely dedicated sales forces. Here are some examples: "We are not going to admit that autism can be a true side effect of vaccinations at all." These are the words of Mary McCormick, then chair of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) committee, at the 2001 Institute of Medicine meeting on vaccine safety. "You can give a child 10,000 vaccines at once." Yes, you guessed it: this is Dr. Paul Offit, a Pharmaceutical Industry Certified Vaccine Expert who is actively driving sales. "Vaccines do not cause autism, they only cause symptoms of autism."Julie Gerberding, former head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in an interview with CNN. "My mandate, as I am here in this group, is to make sure at the end of the day that 100,000,000 people are vaccinated." Dr. John Clemens of WHO at a June 2000 meeting in Simpsonwood, knowing that Verstraeten's study that was originally discussed there showed only 25 mcg. thimerosal in the vaccine increases the child's risk of developing autism by 7.62 times.which is only 25 mcg. thimerosal in the vaccine increases the child's risk of developing autism by 7.62 times.which is only 25 mcg. thimerosal in the vaccine increases the child's risk of developing autism by 7.62 times.
What other industry has such supporters?
The vaccine industry's marketing strategy is the envy of everyone else. She has her own set of rules that she religiously follows. Take Dengue fever, for example. A vaccine for the disease is under development, and the marketing division is already flexing its muscles. It has already come into play according to the rules of the vaccine games.
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Rule 1: Inflate the numbers
The first rule is to make scary estimates and then help reduce the incidence, since it is very easy to bring down numbers that were never real. For example, 131,000 cases of smallpox were reported worldwide, and the WHO report Fifty Years of WHO in the Western Pacific estimated the incidence of smallpox at 15 million. Recently, to impose oral polio vaccine (OPV) on developing countries, 32,419 real cases of polio turned 350,000 cases. Similar to Dengue fever, the latest estimate has risen to 390 million as vaccine readiness approaches, up from an early estimate of 50 -100 million, which at one time was considered high. It has also become in the order of things to take the worst incidence rate, which refers to some corner of the world,and extrapolate (extend) it to the entire population. This has recently happened to the numbers for the incidence of haemophilus influenzae in India.
Rule 2: Convert Estimates to Recorded Metrics
In the case of poliomyelitis, an estimated 350,000 cases soon turned from reports to fact. The term "evaluative" simply disappeared. So now Bill Gates claims that he has reduced 350,000 cases of polio to a few hundred. Sometimes he talks about 400,000 for more effect. Dengue fever is estimated using the term “global burden” to mean incidence. This is just a small step away from reported cases.
Rule 3: Make Danger Global
The Welkham Trust study of Dengue fever estimates effectively turned the dengue fever into a global phenomenon with the words "We hope the study will help spark a broad discussion of the significant global impact of this disease." Global exposure could lead to the creation of a global vaccine market in the future. Wellcome Trust was launched by the American-born pharmaceutical magnate Sir Henry Wellcome, founder of the famous Burroughs Wellcome (now part of Glaxo Smith Klein).
Rule 4: Engage “philanthropists” in the distribution of the vaccine
In a truly upside-down world, philanthropists can do the most damage! They pride themselves on the spread of disease and hunger. No one in their right mind would ever champion the cause of vaccines and GMOs, but today's philanthropists are enthusiastic about such activities. They even benefit from it, as they hide their money in the very corporations whose product they are protecting, what is known today as “loan charity”.
Rule 5: Target Infants and Other Children
Teens and adults do not respond to calls to vaccinate. Take, for example, the HPV vaccine that never gets off the ground and takes off. "Coverage" of these vaccines to adults is deplorable, as systematically indicated by the CDC. But parents can easily be manipulated into getting their children vaccinated. In addition, the latter are readily available for hospital deliveries and medical examinations in polyclinics. The hepatitis B vaccine is intended for drug-using and erratic adults, but while this group of people ignored the vaccine, manufacturers now have a guaranteed market because this adult vaccine has become necessary for infants, even if they are not at risk. Rule 6: Change the definition of a disease after a new vaccine is introduced
Once a new vaccine is released, it must be shown to be effective in order to earn trust and increase sales. Since OPV (oral polio vaccine, Sabin vaccine) became part of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, the definition of polio was changed, not once, but three times to show the decline in incidence in India. Rule 7: Instruct Doctors How To Diagnose Disease
The published guidelines clearly show that physicians are guided by the patient's vaccination history when diagnosing a disease for which a vaccine is available. With regard to tetanus: "Tetanus is unlikely if the patient has been vaccinated against it." Regarding whooping cough: "If compression of the trachea causes a coughing fit and if there has been contact with the patient in the patient's history and there has been no whooping cough vaccine, the doctor has everything necessary for a preliminary clinical diagnosis." Regarding smallpox: “When examining a patient with suspected smallpox, close observation is paramount. If the patient has a relatively recent typical vaccine scar, smallpox can be ruled out with almost absolute certainty.” Rule 8: Give the disease a new name
Sometimes doctors find a disease in a vaccinated person. This dilemma is resolved with a new name for the disease. Poliomyelitis turns into acute flaccid paralysis, whooping cough turns into croup, smallpox turns into monkeypox, measles turns into typhus, diphtheria turns into bacterial tracheitis or epiglottitis. Thus, Dengue fever may well develop into myalgia with fever or even intense bone pain with high fever syndrome.
Rule 9: Ensure only selected laboratories are tested
For polio, stool samples can only be sent for testing to WHO accredited laboratories. Doctors in India are hinting that this may be the main reason for such a clear drop in the incidence of viral polio in the country. They also made it clear that the country's “polio-free” status could be manipulated.
Rule 10: Increase the number of boosters
The antibodies created by vaccinations not only do not always protect against disease, but also do not last long. The opportunity opens up for booster doses. This is a fantastic marketing ploy. Anything may require revaccination, especially ineffectiveness or even side effects! When in India it was noticed that children who received the OPV vaccine were massively ill with paralysis, there was only one advice - to vaccinate more (!). Today, a child in India can receive 50 doses of this vaccine before the age of five. It is not known what the consequences for children will be, other than the increased number of paralysis victims, but it will certainly increase the manufacturer's profits.
Rule 11: Play the Prosecutor to Ensure Growing Consumption
When the OPV drama dragged on long enough to disrupt the work of polio vaccine groups, WHO played a "Who's to blame?" She developed the acronym PAIN for Pakistan, Afghanistan, India and Nigeria, the countries where the disease was still raging, in order to confuse the government. Two vaccine superstars in India accuse parents of not bringing their kids to vaccination tents. One community was targeted for accusations due to fear of vaccinations.
Rule 12: Play on the fear that the virus might come back to keep vaccinations forever
When the disease is eradicated through statistical manipulation and the other methods listed above, people in richer countries are warned that the virus is still raging in other countries and that there is only one plane flight from it. This ensures that vaccinations never stop.
Rule 13: Spread Panic at the First Possibility
If the vaccine causes complications, which often happen, every effort is made to hide the fact. But if a single case of illness is reported anywhere in the world, there is a clamor and scream, and vaccines are rushed to clinics and hospitals to vaccinate everyone, no matter the need.
Rule 14: Have Excuses Prepared to Deal With Vaccine Side Effects
Mothers have been breastfeeding their babies since homo sapiens came to earth, but if the infant died after being vaccinated, the mother could be accused of breastfeeding incorrectly and the baby choked on breast milk! The mother can also be accused of crushing the child while sleeping with him. It is appalling that parents went to jail for Shaken Baby Syndrome, although it has been proven that if a baby is shaken to death, the neck must be broken, while brain hemorrhage has been reported. Other excuses, such as coincidence or mass hysteria, are commonly used when they cannot find any other reason.
Rule 15: Blame the vaccine lobby for criticizing vaccinations
There is no anti-vaccine lobby. There is, however, a vaccine lobby that is committing billions of dollars to keep the vaccine myth alive and boost sales. But anyone who points out that vaccinations can be harmful is immediately labeled as "anti-vaccine." The word is being spread to prove there is a conspiracy to defame vaccinations, although this label is perfect for those pushing for vaccinations, despite the fact that they can lead to death, disease and disability.
Rule 16: Spread Success Stories
India is now a successful history of the polio eradication initiative, although the number of paralysis cases in the country increased from 3,047 in 1997 to 61,038 in 2012. Celebrating this is a real perversion. Campaign activists are also encouraged to blog about how they manage to convince resisting populations to sacrifice their children on the altar of vaccination.
Rule 17: Laugh on the way to the bank
In the vaccine game, the only losers are those parents who pay exorbitant prices to harm their children with vaccinations, to which they are ruthlessly pushed by the whole mechanism that is created to profit from vaccinations. From research scientists to patent holders, vaccine manufacturers, lobbyists, healthcare organizations, doctors and politicians, everyone is making good money in this highly lucrative venture.
Rule 18: start over
The smallpox eradication game has spread smallpox like wildfire and caused deaths around the world. Polio eradication campaigns leave paralyzed and sick children behind. A third attack can now be launched, as the politicians say. This game never stops. Another story is that the vaccine industry creates an endless chain of deaths and disabilities - victims, which, in turn, are hunted by the vampires of the pharmaceutical industry. The high growth and lucrative business of vaccine manufacturers is costly to society, but it involves many stakeholders who value self-interest above all else and who only care about how many new “promising” vaccines are in various stages of readiness in the future. Parents will do the right thi
All parents who have not fully understood the issues of vaccination, we strongly recommend that you familiarize yourself with the book A. Kotok "Vaccinations in questions and answers for thinking parents."