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I didn't see your polio comment. You don't need to be sparky. I wasn't being sparky when I said "I've got news for you". Tge polio had sv40 AND mycoplasma which are very dangerous. Likely LOTS of contaminants as well. Small pox ditto. I'm sure they were as contaminated as today's...the difference is that we didn't get 72 of them. I don't vax my animals, and haven't for a few decades. Their vax have even less quality controls.

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People didn't die from the vaccines, back in the day, suddenly, unexpectedly, mysteriously. Vaxxed children didn't have heart attacks. At least you keep your animals safe. Goodjwork, RJ. The holistic approach works. And no, we didn't get 72 of them, but the present deaths of the vaccinated occurred with the first 2 to 3, and increased with the boosters.

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Apparently there were deaths from the polio vax yrs. ago per some reports. Perhaps there's evidence out there somewhere. I was shocked to read this on Telegram and there's was a million cancer deaths from the initial polio jabs. I've not confirmed.

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Yes, that's true. NaturalNews wrote about it, many years ago, during Obama's term. And so did other researchers. I believe it was India or Africa, where the jabbed children developed encephalitis, swelling heads, and other horrific effects from the polio vaccine, and of course, many died. At the time, Big Pharma was blamed for it. I'll save your comment to remind me to look at what I have on it and get back to you. It might take time as I'm way behind on the plethora of issues we face today, every day. I'm glad you're concerned. So am I.

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I was referring to original polio jabs - horrific, also.

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Agree...but these are NOT vaccines! They are gene therapies. Nothing like any other vax. I don't consider them or call them vaccines. I usually call them jabs. ;)

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I see your point, call them what they really are. I too will call them "The Jab"- as in jabberwocky: invented, meaningless, nonsense, in a poem "Jabberwocky" by Lewis Carroll in "Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There (1872), about a frightful beast: "Beware the Jabberwock, my son! The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!" Silly, but appropriate.

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Oooo, yes! Absolutely the Jabberwocky suits!!! 😊

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