Christian Seier Blackburn

Excellent coverage of the shortcomings of safety research, and the risk-benefit ratioof vaccines.

Revisado: 03-17-25

Overall, I loved this book. The biggest thing that made me cringe was the frequent suggestion that the immuno-compromised stand to gain extra benefit from vaccines. They're at the greatest risk for injury. There was also the fallacious assertion that vaccines cured polio. Polio is a common virus and requires a neurotoxin (DDT, Paris green, other heavy metal pesticides, other heavy metal exposure, vaccines) to become a dangerous infection. Even at the height of polio, 51% of those showing symptoms didn't have detectable levels of poliovirus. The largest "outbreak" ever recorded for polio was the cutter incident caused by a bad vaccine. If paralysis is caused by pesticides and bad vaccines how exactly do vaccines cure it? Polio is alive and well in India where DDT is still legal. Furthermore, they've reduced the rates of American polio by having various names and types of paralysis: Guillain-Barre, acute flaccid paralysis, polio, and Ramsay hunt syndrome. If you'd like to learn more about polio have a look at "How to end the autism epidemic" by J.B. Handley.

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much ado about nothing

Revisado: 01-12-25

This a story about a boring man's monolog. It's well told and some interesting things happen, but the core character is understandably apathetic.

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A goldmine enumerating the dangers of vaccination

Revisado: 10-12-23

The varied and compelling evidence against vaccination in this book will enlighten anyone willing to learn. Please share this with your health professionals, scientists, statisticians, friends and family. My only complaint was not only did they say x vaccine increased y condition 1.25-15x fold, but they provide the confidence values which can be a little nerdy and doesn't seem ideal for audio book format. That being said, I thoroughly enjoyed it and listened to it twice in a row.

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truth always makes more sense than profitable lies

Revisado: 02-20-23

This is my 7th COVID pandemic book and the second best after the real faucci. I highly recommend this as a good use of your time and money. If reading this book is going to challenge your beliefs, then it's all the more worth reading. Once you're eyes have been opened it will be nearly impossible to shut them again.

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if you aren't an old English scholar don't bother

Revisado: 02-05-23

this may be in English but not one you'll understand. you might as well listen to cave man grunts we once spoke that too, but so what. if they make a translation I'll check it out.

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outstanding research telling findings

Revisado: 12-14-22

Most people aren't capable of any kind of research. They're happy to be told how to think and go right on believing profit-driven lies. This stellar book is for those capable of reasoning and weighing the evidence. This book is well written, interesting, and worth every minute of listening.

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