The Virus Industry, II

WHILE Corona America seems to have emerged out of thin air, it’s actually been evolving for many years. Viruses are extremely profitable. Scientists, bureaucrats and pharmaceutical companies have been exaggerating or even inventing them for decades.
Did you know polio, a devastating syndrome of infantile paralysis, began to decline dramatically in the first half of the 20th century before the introduction of the famous vaccine developed by Jonas Salk? Did you know hundreds of healthy children who received the vaccine were sickened?
The authors of the 2007 book Virus Mania: How the Medical Industry continually Invents Epidemics, Making Billion Dollar Profits at Our Expense (Trafford Publishing), dare to question the orthodoxy surrounding polio and other prominent diseases, including AIDS, Hepatitis C, Swine Flu and SARS. Though this book is 13 years old, it is extremely relevant today. (See Part I of this review here.)
“Many pieces of evidence justify the suspicion that the cause of infantile paralysis (polio) is not a virus,” the authors say. They believe the widespread use of DDT and other pesticides which potentially act as neurotoxins are the likely causes. (more…)



