People will always have differing opinions about certain things and when those differing opinions meet, a debate can break out. That’s healthy and normal. For thousands of years people would often battle, quoting phrases from the bible or other spiritual text. The winner most likely being declared based on how many quotes they knew and how those quotes were skillfully applied to the debate at hand.

Although all humans believe we’re much more evolved than our ancestors, history often just keeps repeating itself. (as is so often the case) Our reliance on books was started long ago and not much has changed. We still like to settle debates by referring to books and citing them. The more you can refer to what someone else said, the greater chance you’ll be declared correct. The more you refer to common sense (what’s obvious to all), the less chance you’ll be declared correct.

The way the bible was often quoted in the past (with location, author and line etc) can still be found in how scientists quote each other when they try to prove a point today. (experiment, journal, scientist etc) Basically you are declared of high intelligence if you can tell stories about what other people said. How good are your repeating skills? 

Since the common person often doesn’t have the ability to quote either resource (could not quote the bible in the past and can’t quote modern science properly today), they’ve been historical left out in the cold. What this means is that we’ve been taught as a society that people who can’t use other people’s ideas in a debate, have little creditability. This effect of “being on the outside looking in” has left the common person throughout history basically relying on other people’s interpretation of the truth. This is just another modality of dis-empowerment the ruling class use over the common person. As it was in the past, so it is today as well. Our society has developed in a way where first religion and now science is designed to trump any logic, rational thought and basic human observation. This is how small groups of people can feed you your worst life and tell you that you’re lucky to be getting anything at all.

For example, there’s great evidence that SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome) is linked directly to vaccination. The poisons in the vaccine can initiate an inflammation response in the body so large that it kills the child or the poison interferes with cellular function causing sudden death. 

Although the parents of children who die after vaccination are well aware that there may be a link, they’re told to pay heed to the good book of science and the quoted medical studies from it. (sort of like how religious leaders of the past pointed to the bible when they ordered the Crusades or the burning of witches………..who were simply women using natural methods to heal others in the community) The bible states to treat thy neighbour as thyself but Christians went and killed millions during the Crusades. The hippocratic oath states never to harm a patient but millions are dying under conventional medical care. You can only get away with such non sense if you redirect focus onto “a book” because if you judged these ideas based strictly on their results, you could tell something is drastically wrong in seconds.

As followers of the modern religion of science, the parents are highly encouraged to fortify their belief in the face of adversity. The parents rush back to the system that potentially applied the fatal shot, in search of answers and of course the answers are always based on how the “science” can never be wrong. SIDS is a word invented by the same branch of medicine, which invented the vaccine. SIDS just means “we don’t know how the child died“. Oddly enough the doctors who admit that they don’t know how the child died “DO” claim with 100% certainty that the vaccine had nothing to do with the death. If you don’t know what killed the child, how can you rule out anything? It doesn’t make sense, does it? When logic points the finger right at you….refer to the book of magic, cite some sacred text from it and hold your ground. If the doctors are not working with “magic“, how do they make mercury (a known cellular toxin) safe?

Most people believe we live right on the cutting edge of knowledge and intelligence. Many hear stories of voodoo or witch craft and quickly think, “how crazy were those days centuries ago, thank God I don’t live back then“. I hate being the bearer of bad news but today most people believe mercury injected into the blood streams of newborns, children and adults will make them healthy. (just one toxic ingredient in many vaccines……..mercury was an ingredient in last years’ H1N1 shot even though we’re told it’s dangerous and needs to come out of vaccines) If someone believes injecting known toxins into ourselves and our children is safe, you would be hard pressed to convince me that we’ve moved passed the voodoo. magic and witch craft stages in our evolution. Click here to review which vaccine was directly linked to an increase in SIDS.