2) the article declares that after several decades after vaccination, a person is 80-85 per cent immune to the targeted disease. That’s an odd statement to make given no vaccine to this day has been proven to do anything beyond eliciting an antibody response, which in itself has NEVER been proven to confer immunity to disease. So if there’s no research to prove vaccines make a person immune to the actual disease, how is anyone extrapolating immunity rates for vaccinated people, 20 years down the road? Vaccination is a religion and the new priests in white lab coats are just making it all up as they go, to keep the poison flowing into a dysfunctional, dis-empowered and heavily manipulated society.

3) the article states that people who are vaccinated get a milder form of the disease but there’s one problem. No research has EVER come close to proving this theory and no research team has even forwarded a proposal to test this theory.

4) the article also forgets to mention that poorer students are required to show proof of vaccination before they’re afforded their student loans, which is as tyrannical a policy as any, given no research exists that has ever proven vaccinated people are more immune to disease than NON VACCINATED. The head of the CDC discusses those facts in this video…….

5) the entire article leads the reader on a fantasy ride, giving the firm impression that no matter how healthy a person is or how unhealthy, the only thing that will save them from disease is to inject poison under their skin, even though there’s no research to prove vaccination increases immunity compared to doing absolutely nothing. So readers are lead to believe that sick people can inject health into themselves, with poisons no less. It only makes sense if you don’t think about it.