Monthly Archives: April 2013

Viral passports?

Posted on April 18, 2013 by greencentre

Here’s simply an observation: Any virus that enters the human body is alien and sensed as such. It’s shape and size are immaterial – it can be up to no good and is so recognised. There is no passport which … Continue reading →

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Andy, this is very difficult for me to write…..

Posted on April 13, 2013 by greencentre

Some things are very difficult to say. Like if a friend’s spouse is being unfaithful despite the friend’s deep commitment to the relationship. You know all the sordid details and every time you see your friend you are so torn … Continue reading →

Posted in Andy Wakefield, Antigen, Digestive process and its efficiency, Ecology of disease, Infectious diseases, Media inputs to medical matters, Medical industrial political complex, MMR, Offit, Vaccination, Vaccine damage | 3 Comments

When is an antigen not an antigen? Answer: when it’s an adjuvant!

Posted on April 9, 2013 by greencentre

My initial title for this was “Offit’s antigens and the myths of mass exposure” but somehow that didn’t work with “the system”. OK, I guess I’d better start with some: Definitions: Offit – Individual demonstrating how corrupted capitalism is an … Continue reading →

Posted in Adjuvant, Andy Wakefield, Antigen, Autism, Ecology of disease, Infectious diseases, Jenner and smallpox jabs, MMR, Offit, SSPE, Uncategorized, Vaccination, Vaccine damage | 5 Comments