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Janic wrote:izentrop hello
because they may not exist.Janic wrote: obviously no scientific space to real opponents qualified
Would you like to return? Happy to see you again
Happy end of holidays!
janic wrote: obviously no scientific space to real qualified opponents
because they may not exist.
None of them convinced me anyway.
You are not going to like that one because it does not speak well of Michel Georget. *
Janic,
As always, your tactic is to return the arguments without bringing anything new.
For the eradication of smallpox, it is vaccination and containment that came to an end, and not only containment as you like to repeat from the start. No need to put a link because it is very well documented.
If you gave the links of what you quote, we would believe you, but this is not the WHO, but the work of an anti-theft https://www.editionsmarcopietteur.com/t ... 10998.html (chapter1 to download at the bottom of the page).Janic wrote: WHO is particularly discreet about post-vaccine epidemics such as that of the English armies which I have already mentioned and which has led to the fact that England has stopped imposing this vaccination
Here is an example of smallpox vaccination which was long mandatory, but which remains valid for all vaccines:
"1 ° - This example is interesting, on the one hand because it is taken in a country where the endemic smallpox was important before vaccination, it is that of the Philippines, on the other hand because vaccination there is was practiced in a particularly massive way.
In 1905, when the Americans took possession of the islands, smallpox mortality was around 10% ...
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