Nazi Germany’s “German Lives Matter” movement justified its carnage in the name of a German who was killed by a Jew — just as today’s rioters justify their carnage in the name of a black man who was killed by a white police officer. (Not that the German rioters acted on behalf of all Germans, nor that today’s rioters really act on behalf of all blacks.)
Vaccination is not a unique folly in the history of the medical profession. Rather, it is the continuation of the madness of an industry that attempts one insane practice after another. One of the craziest practices in medical history is what I will refer to is the “feces vaccine.”
Check out this portion of a letter to The National Anti-Compulsory Vaccination Reporter, written in 1878. The author compares vaccination with snake poison, discusses snake idolatry in history, and calls the vaccinators to repentance, whom the author says are on a “satanic mission of scattering disease and death.”
Vaccines cause autism. There is no way around it. No amount of lies or gaslighting can change this fact.
Consider the origin of autism, studies and package inserts connecting vaccines with autism, whistleblowers and scandals, and, most importantly, countless testimonies connecting vaccines and autism.
Vaccination lends itself to idolatry, as it is — like idolatry — fiction mingled with rebellion against God. Throughout vaccine history, we find the problem of vaccine idolatry an ongoing problem.