Re: Weldon, Maloney Introduce Legislation Banning Mercury from

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From: "Holly Bortfeld" <maximomcomcast (DOT) net>

1mcg allows the manufacturer to sell unrefrigerated, multi-dose vials of vaccines. Without that, the costs go up both here in the US where we have refrigeration, as well as in 3rd world countries, where they do not.

Maybe it's time for the vaccine manufacturers to reexamine the packaging of their products. If the only reason they put thimerosal, or any other biocide into a vaccine, is for packaging purposes, I have to believe the liability premiums are exorbitant. Probably as much as they spend to buy a few senators and members of congress.

I've heard it mentioned here, or maybe another group, that a small amount of mercury is necessary to make some vaccines work properly. Sounds like they need to go back to the lab and rework those vaccines. Maybe they can try to make them work by not making them toxic? Hey, it's worth a shot. Maybe they can acquire some of the money from the CAA for the research.

Anyway, it seems that the only reasons to use 10 dose vials are to save production time, packaging materials, or save shelf space in a distributors warehouse or a doctors office. Those are extremely weak arguments for the inclusion of any level of toxic substances in an injectable. Made even weaker by the knowledge that the ingredients are so highly toxic.

As far as the costs going up...the manufacturers can stuff it. They've made billions off of research paid for by U.S. taxpayers. They've made hundreds of thousands, if not millions of children sick worldwide. They've even killed quite a few.

They screwed up. They know it. Time to make them pay up.

Harry Hofherr

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Holly,

They ARE nuts. And they, (the ubiquitous "they"), know what has happened. They understand.

I realize this is a long set system/game. We've all been watching these kabuki dances for quite a number of years, through a lot of similar government/corporate screw-ups. I recall the"Agent Orange" dance bears a lot of similar gestures to the "Heavy Metal Vaccine Dance". Science was triumphant in that one, as I remember.

From what I've read, the vaccine movement started out with all the best intentions. Unfortunately it looks like it got hijacked by a zealous army of MD's and PhD's led by a cadre of MBA's and JD's. Darned if these guys didn't get carried away and started pumping out vaccines like they were stock options.

What started out as a noble system of medical breakthroughs, simply broke down. They went to far, too fast, and they've damaged a lot of humanity in their fury.

"All movements go to far." Bertrand (1872-1970)

Harry Hofherr

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Amen, brother!

>

> From: " Holly Bortfeld " <_maximom@..._ (mailto:maximom@...) >

>

> 1mcg allows the manufacturer to sell unrefrigerated, multi-dose vials of

> vaccines. Without that, the costs go up both here in the US where we have

> refrigeration, as well as in 3rd world countries, where they do not.

>

>

> Maybe it's time for the vaccine manufacturers to reexamine the packaging of

> their products. If the only reason they put thimerosal, or any other biocide

> into a vaccine, is for packaging purposes, I have to believe the liability

> premiums are exorbitant. Probably as much as they spend to buy a few senators

> and members of congress.

>

> I've heard it mentioned here, or maybe another group, that a small amount

> of mercury is necessary to make some vaccines work properly. Sounds like they

> need to go back to the lab and rework those vaccines. Maybe they can try to

> make them work by not making them toxic? Hey, it's worth a shot. Maybe they

> can acquire some of the money from the CAA for the research.

>

> Anyway, it seems that the only reasons to use 10 dose vials are to save

> production time, packaging materials, or save shelf space in a distributors

> warehouse or a doctors office. Those are extremely weak arguments for the

> inclusion of any level of toxic substances in an injectable. Made even weaker

by the

> knowledge that the ingredients are so highly toxic.

>

> As far as the costs going up...the manufacturers can stuff it. They've made

> billions off of research paid for by U.S. taxpayers. They've made hundreds of

> thousands, if not millions of children sick worldwide. They've even killed

> quite a few.

>

> They screwed up. They know it. Time to make them pay up.

>

> Harry Hofherr

>

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I totally agree. But I think, from " their " (pharma) perspective, what is really

needed are

customers that don't get injured by their vaccines! It's those pesky 17% of all

children that

are creating the problem with all their pesky learning delays or worse!

>

> They need a complete overhaul of the vaccine technology and the vaccine

protocol.

> And the requirements for taking the vaccines.

>