Vaccination – The Religious Science

Excerpted from “Official Stories”

'The following is an exclusive excerpt from the new book “Official Stories” by Liam Scheff, from Chapter 5: Vaccination – The Religious Science.

The Official Story: Vaccination, injecting viruses into people, especially small children, prevents future infection and is therefore good for you. It began with Louis Pasteur, who devised germ theory. Then Edward Jenner developed a vaccine against smallpox. Jonas Salk’s vaccine stopped Polio in the 1950s. We use vaccines today to fight latent “slow viruses” like HPV which, officials say, can cause cancer in women, eventually.

The Lone Gunman: Viruses. But this time there’s a counter-attack and it’s equally powerful – the syringe full of specially-prepared viruses.

The Magic Bullet: Whatever is in those syringes; it stopped polio, it’ll stop HPV and the bird, pig and every other flu too.'

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A Video We All Need to See and TALK About

'Ask any mainstream medical physician about vaccines and they will tell you "the studies have been done." The Chalkboard Campaign is setting the facts straight. Specifically, there has never been a single study of the current vaccine schedule. Not one. A brilliant educational video developed by VaxTruth titled "We Need to Talk..." highlights the unprecedented rates of autoimmune and neurological issues plaguing our children and simply encouraging the public to do their own research to answer the question...why?'

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Vaccines and Injections Soon To Be Delivered Via Small Needleless High-Pressure Jets

'Once the public grew more skeptical of vaccines after the pandemic flu hoax, mainstream medicine was forced to adopt new methods of tackling the antagonists of their beloved immunization campaigns (a misnomer in itself). One idea was to make vaccines more friendly to the public. Something that has always struck fear (and rightfully so) in the hearts of children is the vaccine needle.


So the heads of conventional medicine approached MIT researchers to develop a needleless delivery system that would at least squelch the "needle phobia" to make drug injections seamless, painless and free from any stigma attached to the jab. It seems that we'll soon have change those graphic depictions of hypodermic needles to a device that is very different as technology continues to progress while modern medicine continues to regress.'

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