Information had a series of articles earlier this year documenting anti-Serb lies in the Western media. I have been disturbed to read letters in recent months in the NI praising vaccination. The trend from when many of the now-extinct or very rare diseases were first discovered, to when they died out, is a downward one. Vaccines were introduced toward the latter part of this trend. This would point to better sanitation and hygiene rather than vaccination as the cause of their demise.
Vaccination has serious consequences, some of which take a long time to develop.
The basis of vaccination originates from the findings of Louis Pasteur. His contemporary, Antoine Beauchamp, produced a completely different theory, the basis of which is that the health of individuals is the main factor in the development of disease, and not the action of bacteria. Vaccinations are certainly not as safe as orthodox medical practitioners via multinational drug companies would have us believe. Next day, reading the rest of the magazine, I had the same sense of people involved with reality. And tough and unpleasant as it may be, we all want to live in the real world.