Strong and Vital No 2

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A Myth That Endures Despite Everything The Vaccination Controversy

Or do all the epidemics we vaccinate ourselves against take us out of life young? There have always been old people. But do we live almost twice as long as we did a hundred years ago? Statistically, that is undoubtedly true. But only a modest part of the credit for extending our lives goes to medicine; as we have already reported, we owe most of our current longevity to the art of engineering, which has created sanitary facilities, sewage systems, waste disposal and comprehensive hygiene. Then we also forget that life expectancy has statistically in creased without us getting any older, because infant mortality has fallen as a result of better hygiene. The Americans show us the following: The infant mortality rate there is at the level of a developing country, far higher than in Cuba, for example, and life expectancy is decreasing instead of increasing. However, I have strayed slightly off topic. The WHO has eradicated smallpox and has set itself the goal of eradicating polio (poliomyelitis) with its vaccination sponsors Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Gavi and GPEI (Global Polio Eradication Initiative). With elabo rate campaigns, it has not played the slightest part in the practical disappearance of the two diseases. And the immunisation campaigns are certainly not helping us to live to a healthy old age. Do we even need all these vaccinations to grow old in good health? Edward Jenner, one of the pillars of medicine, intro duced smallpox vaccination with a cowpox serum in 1796. It was not only useless, as his detractors criti cised, but actually dangerous. Just like today, poli ticians became active back then and believed that they were responsible for the health of their fellow citi zens. As a result, vaccination was made compulsory everywhere while was fiercely protested against, but governments across Europe cracked down. Oppo sition to compulsory vaccination was punished with merciless severity. Expropriations, forced vaccinations and prison sentences were on the order of the day. The biggest uprising against compulsory vaccination was organised by the inhabitants of the city of Leices ter in Great Britain. The government had to resign and the new government cancelled the compulsory vaccination. The local medical association foreshado wed terrifying scenarios, but the opposite happened. Smallpox cases declined and Leicester was soon free of smallpox. Smallpox vaccination:

It is said that immunisations have saved millions of lives. Apparently, we only reach a healthy age if we have the number of doses of vaccine recommended by health authorities injected into our upper arm or put into a sugar pill to swallow («Vaccination is sweet, polio is terrible») by the time we reach school age. Upon reaching adulthood, it’s a few more, plus the annual flu jab and, thanks to Covid, another two Covid vaccinations and at least one booster. At the Davos Economic Forum (WEF), we can already see «Disease X» on the horizon, against which CEPI (Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations) will have another vaccination ready in 100 days as promised. And so it should go on... The Covid crisis was a huge debacle, an economic and humanitarian disaster. The cause of this catastro phe of the century was by no means the virus, but the so-called measures in the «fight» against the virus, all imported from China by Tedros (World Health Organi sation boss). And fight they did, our politicians. Among other things, with their penetrating propaganda, financed with our tax money, for the «vaccination», which is not a vaccination, was of no use and is of no use, including the booster. As a consolation, every vaccinated person was given a licence to start hunting down the unvaccinated without any inhibitions, unless they were no longer able to do so as a result of the vaccination. This licence was used extensively. But the Covid pandemic did have one good thing. The resounding failure of the «vaccination», which only our health bureaucrats have not yet realised, or rather, do not want to realise, has given new impetus to an old question: Do we actually need all these vaccinations to grow old in good health? Do we actually have an immune system?

Dr. med. Jürg Kuoni

Born 1945

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STRONG and VITAL No. 2 - 2024