Since When Do Vaccines have MERCURY in Them?!

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22 Oct 2007, 4:17 pm

I'm still waiting for jjstar to give us these wonderful non-medical treatments she wants us to use instead of vaccines, antibiotics, and surgery. I'd love to hear how she'd 'cure' appendicitis, I'm guessing it's some combination of weed and ginger root.

Griff, all I know is what I've experianced and learned. I don't force my faith on others, if I did I would be saying something completely different right now. Could you stop generalizing please?



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22 Oct 2007, 5:06 pm

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(life expectancy where modern medicine is commonplace, rapidly rising rates of autism in places where thimerosal has been phased out, etc)


then genetics. That's all. It is an individual genetic mark-up, patterning, composite that each one is born with, including the length of life, inherited illnesses/strengths (incuding immunity). There is nothing random in this - but well designed and orderly in its purpose. It is an allotment. So - while the mercury poisoning of millions of children is underway - not every single child will in fact become ill, and not every single adult will die of accumulative toxicity because there is a pre-program within them that determines their resilience to this most lethal poison.


so how does living in a society with easy access to modern medicine change your genes? Contemporary societies without it have low life expectancies, likewise the US and other now-developed societies used to have low life expectancies. Others have posted specifically about US life expectancy before vaccines and in our time. So tell me, do vaccines result in better genes? Or could they, you know actually protect against illness? If not, how do you explain the eradication of smallpox?
Others have posted about how their lives were saved by appendectomy. Nobody is saying that the human body has no self-healing capabilities, merely that the human body's self repair capacity PLUS modern mediicne is better than the human body on its own. But that distinction, like the difference between ethyl mercury and elemental mercury about which jjstar hasn't said a word, is probably beyond her comprehension.



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22 Oct 2007, 6:33 pm

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Griff, all I know is what I've experianced and learned. I don't force my faith on others, if I did I would be saying something completely different right now. Could you stop generalizing please?
I only generalized once. Then I tried to justify it by blaming you for the actions of others. I shouldn't have done either, and I apologize.



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22 Oct 2007, 9:27 pm

Personally, I like my vaccines straight up, with the mercury on the side.


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22 Oct 2007, 10:06 pm

I'd also like to point out that there are two children with autism (identical twins) in an Amish community nearby where I live. These kids are *Amish*. No modern appliances, home-grown food, horse-drawn carriage, the whole thing. And no vaccinations. They both have severe autism. Clearly it was not caused by vaccination, however. I know some people say, "Oh, the Amish don't have autism, and it's because they don't vaccinate. Therefore vaccinations cause autism." Well, clearly that argument does not hold water. It's not surprising that the Amish would have different rates of autism, since they are such an isolated genetic community (just like they have different rates of blindness and deafness), but autism definitely exists in the Amish.



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23 Oct 2007, 3:31 am

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I'd also like to point out that there are two children with autism (identical twins) in an Amish community nearby where I live. These kids are *Amish*. No modern appliances, home-grown food, horse-drawn carriage, the whole thing. And no vaccinations. They both have severe autism. Clearly it was not caused by vaccination, however. I know some people say, "Oh, the Amish don't have autism, and it's because they don't vaccinate. Therefore vaccinations cause autism." Well, clearly that argument does not hold water. It's not surprising that the Amish would have different rates of autism, since they are such an isolated genetic community (just like they have different rates of blindness and deafness), but autism definitely exists in the Amish.


don't expect jjstar lo listen to this thing called evidence. She has already made it clear that if a source agrees with what she has already chosen to believe (whether it's vaccines and autism, or appendicitis, or anything) then she will say it's true, if not, then it's an evil lie. It is clear it doesn't matter to her what the evidence for each source is, or the nature of the source, or its biases, or anything other than whether it agrees with her conspiracy theories or not. her sole criterion for whether or not something from the peer-reviewed literature is credible is whether it agrees with her, as she has openly posted.

By the way, jjstar, have you come up with an answer to whether you understand 'different substances have different properties' (different as in 'not the same')? ethyl mercury vs. elemental mercury? or are the names too long for you to read? you might care to consider the difference between hydrogen (a flammable, explosive, light gas) and a hydrogen-rich compound like water, i.e. hydrogen monoxide has different properties than elemental hydrogen.



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23 Oct 2007, 7:07 am

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I'd also like to point out that there are two children with autism (identical twins) in an Amish community nearby where I live. These kids are *Amish*. No modern appliances, home-grown food, horse-drawn carriage, the whole thing. And no vaccinations. They both have severe autism. Clearly it was not caused by vaccination, however. I know some people say, "Oh, the Amish don't have autism, and it's because they don't vaccinate. Therefore vaccinations cause autism." Well, clearly that argument does not hold water. It's not surprising that the Amish would have different rates of autism, since they are such an isolated genetic community (just like they have different rates of blindness and deafness), but autism definitely exists in the Amish.


don't expect jjstar lo listen to this thing called evidence. She has already made it clear that if a source agrees with what she has already chosen to believe (whether it's vaccines and autism, or appendicitis, or anything) then she will say it's true, if not, then it's an evil lie. It is clear it doesn't matter to her what the evidence for each source is, or the nature of the source, or its biases, or anything other than whether it agrees with her conspiracy theories or not. her sole criterion for whether or not something from the peer-reviewed literature is credible is whether it agrees with her, as she has openly posted.

By the way, jjstar, have you come up with an answer to whether you understand 'different substances have different properties' (different as in 'not the same')? ethyl mercury vs. elemental mercury? or are the names too long for you to read? you might care to consider the difference between hydrogen (a flammable, explosive, light gas) and a hydrogen-rich compound like water, i.e. hydrogen monoxide has different properties than elemental hydrogen.


e.g. Since when does salt contain Chloride!! It's a poisonous gas!! !



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23 Oct 2007, 7:22 am

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don't expect jjstar lo listen to this thing called evidence. She has already made it clear that if a source agrees with what she has already chosen to believe (whether it's vaccines and autism, or appendicitis, or anything) then she will say it's true, if not, then it's an evil lie. It is clear it doesn't matter to her what the evidence for each source is, or the nature of the source, or its biases, or anything other than whether it agrees with her conspiracy theories or not. her sole criterion for whether or not something from the peer-reviewed literature is credible is whether it agrees with her, as she has openly posted.
And I was incorrect to compare it with faith. Faith doesn't pretend to have evidence, therefore there is a sort of honor in it. There is a difference between faith and fanaticism. Only one is evil. The other...well, I'll decide how I feel about it eventually.



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23 Oct 2007, 7:23 am

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e.g. Since when does salt contain Chloride!! It's a poisonous gas!! !
ZOMG!! !



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23 Oct 2007, 7:35 am

I'm not your flunky, Grumpy. Go find it yourself. Oh and you could really tone down your bitterness. Here's a hint, go start your own thread filled with misanthropic rancor and doubt Mk? Here's one idea - you can call it Malconents, An Apserger Trait?

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Who presumably can't be expected to understand fancy scientific terms like "proof".

ETA: Please direct us to any of Doctor Buttar's papers that have been published in peer-reviewed science publications


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23 Oct 2007, 7:40 am

I'm not reading your posts Griff. So unless you like talking to yourself, a head's up to you, I'm simply not interested in conversing with you on any level. So - have a nice life and bye.




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1 - After telling you that doctors do not CURE anything you told me about your own personal story.
No, I mentioned that my father credited his life to the system that you were deriding.

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but because I know how these things are in the medical community go
This seems incorrect.

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- they merely can *hope for the best* and write a prescription. That is all.
My own experiences reflect the opposite. In fact, I have generally found them to be excessively thorough. I have found good professional care to be quite worth the extra time and money. Unfortunately, though, being an imbecile is no bar to practicing medicine, so there is a certain population of "prescription-writers" out there. There is no law, however, that requires you to be cheap.

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2 - I maintain my POV and belief that mercury in vaccines - is harmful and should be abolished for the detrimental effects it has on human beings.
I do not take issue with this being your "POV." Your use of the term, "belief," however, is telling. Christians have beliefs, too, you know. When they know that their belief is false and lack the moral backbone to say as much, they call it "faith."

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That is what this thread is about and what you have been fighting me since I began it yesterday
No. What I take objection to is your use of extremely dubious sources to support your propaganda, needless to say completely ignoring people when they attempt to explain to you the difference between one compound and another; for example, you're using videos regarding the effects of elemental mercury on brain tissue to prove a point about ethylmercury. I consider this behavior immoral.

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You have your opinion
I will tell you my opinions on the mercury poisoning theory when I'm am ready to do so.

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- fine - this is mine and I'm sticking to it.
It is obvious that you are unwilling to be influenced by reason. This is why I have contempt for you.

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3 - Whatever drama you're attempting to pull me into with AS *circles* - I have no interest in what-so-ever. End of story.
Apparently. Your disrespect for our values is abundantly obvious.

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Some people seem to have real issues with the truth unless it's their own version of it
As you demonstrate rather well.

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and they'll use all sorts of manipulations to stop infiltrating their comfort zone in La La Land.
1) We're Aspies. You couldn't teach us to be manipulative.

2) I don't have a comfort zone.

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That ought to make all the difference in the world to you and keep the status quo going
I'm a progressive liberal, like any sane human being.


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23 Oct 2007, 7:42 am

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people with an appendix removed lead perfectly normal lives, once they recover from surgery they can eat, exercise, etc as before. The appendix is not 'vital.' With appendicitis, if the appendix is not removed, the pacient does not survive beyond a few days. It does not heal itself, it does not heal with 'wquantum crystals, water (sorry, homeopathy), or any other placebos.


Can I second this? I was only days from death due to massive infection in my abdomen from an untreated ruptured appendix. A month of hospitalization, a boatload of antibiotics plus a couple of surgical procedures, and a few months later, I was hiking in the Adirondacks with my Girl Scout troop. Thanks to all the doctors who worked so hard to save my life, I am now perfectly healthy. In fact, I rarely get sick at all.


There are SO many factors in healing - that it would take volumes to underline each one and expand on their roles. By matter of deduction I will offer that it's not the anti-biotics and it's not the doctors (though they possibly be conduits of healing) but it's YOU. It's your own innate ability to heal, because you have every single resource needed to do just that inside your DNA, compactly and ingeniously encoded. Doctors, drugs - alleviated the symptoms - but it was ultimately by design that you re-covered.


No offense, but have you ever actually had an acute life-threatening illness? You get so sick that you're not even yourself anymore. We have a picture of me right before entering the hospital, and I just have this blank, slack look on my face. It's amazingly easy to lose yourself at that point. I doubt I could have implemented any kind of healing process that requires any kind of mental process, like visualization or whatever else you might suggest. And I got really sick, really fast too. Like, the day after the pain started I was going downhill fast. I would not have healed myself without medical care- there is no doubt in my mind. I would have died, and that is not in question. Sure, my body did the healing, but as someone else said, it was after the doctors had cleaned up the mess my body had become.


I only speak from experience. That's rule number one in my book. Only the healer who heals themselves can be considered a true healer. You are welcome to read it when I eventually get it all written down...soon.


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23 Oct 2007, 7:45 am

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I'm still waiting for jjstar to give us these wonderful non-medical treatments she wants us to use instead of vaccines, antibiotics, and surgery. I'd love to hear how she'd 'cure' appendicitis, I'm guessing it's some combination of weed and ginger root.

Griff, all I know is what I've experianced and learned. I don't force my faith on others, if I did I would be saying something completely different right now. Could you stop generalizing please?


Not with that attitude. You need to get that anger out in a healthy way Goche21. Passive aggression will only exacerbate a heart and liver condition. I already told you once - if you want replies - be respectful. After this I just simply will not answer you. You, Grumpy and Griff can all band together and pick each others eyes out in rapture. I want no part of your energy.


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23 Oct 2007, 8:02 am

pbcoll wrote:
jjstar wrote:
If you're referring to this -
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(life expectancy where modern medicine is commonplace, rapidly rising rates of autism in places where thimerosal has been phased out, etc)


then genetics. That's all. It is an individual genetic mark-up, patterning, composite that each one is born with, including the length of life, inherited illnesses/strengths (incuding immunity). There is nothing random in this - but well designed and orderly in its purpose. It is an allotment. So - while the mercury poisoning of millions of children is underway - not every single child will in fact become ill, and not every single adult will die of accumulative toxicity because there is a pre-program within them that determines their resilience to this most lethal poison.


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so how does living in a society with easy access to modern medicine change your genes?
Contemporary societies without it have low life expectancies, likewise the US and other now-developed societies used to have low life expectancies.


First of all, do all people living in society HAVE easy access to modern medicine. Did you not see Sicko? There is a huge, huge trend among the people to seek out alternatives (another reason for the advent of the internet, btw - to make the info accessible to all) - and so they are. People are finding that the mind/body connection is the only approach that can be taken when healing and CURING the human organism. The mind rules over the heart and liver - these are the 3 major organs that sustain life and it ALL begins with thought. Thought is broken down into components - memory, cells and nucleus. Within the nucleus of life is the component of divinity and immortality. From this sustenance, beneficience, immunity (protection) - health - is derived - as it sets all organs, limbs, tendons, molecules into positive action, this is the NATURAL way for the mind/body to be. When this is out of balance - dis-ease/dis-order will come in and wreak havoc.

That is NOT to say that we can heal ourselves from all that ails us - right now. Because we're simply NOT there - yet. So - we have to rely on what ~has~ been given to us and what ~is~ available to us. If that is faith (prayer, acts of compassion) herbs, alternative modalities (which some do have merit - such as massage, aromatherapy and energy-type healing), and yes, doctors - of course. There have always been medicine men in every single society on earth. But there is a HUGE, huge chasm between what is offered now in *modern medicine* where the body is singled out separate from the mind and its role in healing and that of the wholistic healer who understands how energy flows, what causes blocks and how one's thoughts influence one's feelings. The mind can heal itself and the body, the *technology* is right there within each of us - it's simply lying dormant until awakened, and in many of us it is beginning to, and we will then teach others how to do this until we all become healers of one another. And that is our destiny.


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Others have posted specifically about US life expectancy before vaccines and in our time. So tell me, do vaccines result in better genes? Or could they, you know actually protect against illness? If not, how do you explain the eradication of smallpox?


The potentiality of the gene is so strong it can defeat anything. Including the power of a vaccine. But, like in all things - this is individual. Some people have stronger constitutions and others weaker. Some overcome, some succumb.


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23 Oct 2007, 8:09 am

Can we revoke Aspie status for 'undesirables' like jjstar here?



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Can we revoke Aspie status for 'undesirables' like jjstar here?


I don't think you can. But maybe in Nazi Germany. They tried doing that to the Jews, didn't they.

Oh wait - they did that to the Blacks in America...

Oh wait- - they did that to the Native Americans in America too...

The KKK is waiting for recruits Joyblob. Hurry. You can get a white gown on sale if you run fast enough! :lol:


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