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I suspect the number of children reacting to these vaccinations is far greater that the risk of contracting the disease . .. Again, I wonder why are kids vaccinated so young?Rogene MEASLES CASES BY YEAR – PROVIDED BY D.C. SESSIONS Measles, United States) Year Cases Deaths 1950 319,124 1951 530,118 1952 683,077 1953 449,146 1954

682,720 1955 555,156 1956 611,936 1957 486,799 1958 763,094 1959 406,162 1960 441,703 380 1961 423,919 434 1962 481,530 408 1963 385,156 364 1964 458,083 421 1965 261,904 276 1966 204,136 261 1967 62,705 81 1968 22,231 24 1969 25,826 41 1970 47,351 89 1971 75,290 90 1972 32,275 24 1973 26,690 23 1974 22,094 20 1975 24,374 20 1976 41,126 12 1977 57,345 15 1978 26,871 11 1979 13,597 6

The data that Dougie left out, however, is VERY revealing. Here is the table with measles cases and deaths (prior to measles vaccine) starting in 1930. Year Cases Deaths 1930 419,465 3,783 1931 474,549 3,523 1932 403,294 1,926 1933 400,894 2,813 1934 799,455 6,986 1935 743,856 3,907 1936 299,493 1,267 1937 321,510 1,501 1938 822,811 3,296 1939 403,318 1,174

1940 291,162 706 1941 894,134 2,279 1942 547,393 1,302 1943 633,627 1,301 1944 630,291 1,923 1945 146,002 307 1946 694,843 1,310 1947 222,375 472 1948 615,104 888 1949 625,281 949 1950 319,124 468 1951 530,118 683 1952 683,077 618 1953 449,146 462 1954 682,720 518 1955 555,156 345 1956 611,936 530 1957 486,799 389 1958 763,094 552 1959 406,162 385 1960 441,703 380 1961 423,919 434 1962 481,530 408 ---vaccine introduced--- 1963 385,156 364 1964 458,083 421 1965 261,904 276 1966 204,136 261 1967 62,705 81 1968 22,231 24 1969 25,826 41 1970 47,351 89 1971 75,290 90 1972 32,275 24 1973 26,690 23 1974 22,094 20 1975 24,374 20 1976 41,126 12 1977 57,345 15 1978 26,871 11 1979 13,597 6

If you chart this into a spreadsheet, as I have, you will see that measles mortality had declined by 95% prior to introduction of the vaccine. Vaccine came into play only *after* a strong and prevailing trendline in which the disease was already in retreat due to other (probably nutritional) factors. Any reduction in infectious disease *mortality* is necessarily concomitant with an equivalent decline in the *severity* of morbidity (i.e, pathology), as the degree of pathology and death, as in all disease, are strongly related. Regardless of actual infection rates that were never reliably captured to begin with, an increasing prevalence of mild sequalae and lower deaths prior to vaccine proves that factors other than vaccine were responsible for these declines. The progression of measles as a less threatening illness also makes the case

for vaccine bias, where as vaccinated children who later became infected would be unlikely to see a doctor or, in the event of a doctor's visit, their vaccine status, combined with mild pathology, would likely preempt the necessary bloodwork. Measles today, as it was during the 1950s, has become a nuisance infection that results in a child being kept out of school for a day or two with a "flu bug." No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG. Version: 7.5.524 / Virus

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