The Use of Children in Smallpox Inoculation and Vaccination
Introduction Children have been crucial to the entire history of vaccinationism. Of course, children are the main recipients of vaccination today, and historically also. However, the use of children by the vaccination paradigm goes beyond this. In this essay we will look at how children were used in inoculation and vaccination experiments, how they were…
Read More…Vaccination Experiments in Prisons: A Potted History
Introduction Vaccinationists have always sought out those who are in a weak position to resist or reject their experiments. These examples include experiments on children and experiments on peoples subjected to colonialism and neocolonialism. However, this group also includes prisoners. This article is not about prisoners and the debates about how offenders are treated. Rather,…
Read More…Autism and Sexual Fetishism – A Match Made in Hell
Introduction One of the lesser considered examples of vaccine damage inherent to autism is the connection between autism and sexual fetishism and paraphilias. This article will take a comparatively broad definition of the terms fetish and paraphilia, as sometimes these terms are defined as meaning the person with the fetish is only capable of experiencing…
Read More…A Brief History of British Antivaccinationism and Vaccine Scepticism Part 5: The Kulenkampff et al. Paper
Introduction This series hopes to explore the history of British Antivaccinationism and Vaccine Scepticism. It is divided into 7 main eras: the period of Inoculation, 1721-1798; the introduction of vaccination, 1798-1853; the imposition of mandates, 1853-1898; the remaining history of the National Antivaccination League, 1898-1972; DTP Vaccine Scepticism 1972-1998; Andrew Wakefield and vaccines cause autism,…
Read More…A Brief History of British Antivaccinationism Part 4 – The National Antivaccination League – 1896-1972
Introduction This series hopes to explore the history of British Antivaccinationism and Vaccine Scepticism. It is divided into 7 main eras: the period of Inoculation, 1721-1798; the introduction of vaccination, 1798-1853; the imposition of mandates, 1853-1898; the remaining history of the National Antivaccination League, 1898-1972; DTP Vaccine Scepticism 1972-1998; Andrew Wakefield and vaccines cause autism,…
Read More…The Humiliation of Autism
Introduction One factor often ignored by those analysing autism is the inherent humiliation that is associated with autism. Humiliation is a factor, that unlike other aspects of autism, is worse the intelligence and function of the autistic individual. Intelligence allows the person to perceive their failings, but not to remedy them, resulting in humiliation and…
Read More…How Autism Created the Incel Movement
Introduction Vaccination – via the creation of autism – makes a significant minority of men incapable of sexual and romantic relationships. This is a direct cause of the ‘incel’ (involuntary celibacy) movement, which vilifies and blames women for not giving them sex and relationships. In this post, we will explore the incel movement. While mainstream…
Read More…A Brief History of British Antivaccinationism, Part 3.3 – Popular Resistance
Introduction This series hopes to explore the history of British Antivaccinationism and Vaccine Scepticism. It is divided into 7 main eras: the period of Inoculation, 1721-1798; the introduction of vaccination, 1798-1853; the imposition of mandates, 1853-1898; the remaining history of the National Antivaccination League, 1898-1972; DTP Vaccine Scepticism 1972-1998; Andrew Wakefield and vaccines cause autism,…
Read More…Why David Lammy Wants to Get Rid of Jury Trials
Here in the UK, over the past few months, there has been a lot of talk about removing jury trials for the majority of criminal offenses, and instead having trials decided by a judge. The Deputy Prime Minister, David Lammy, has floated the idea of only maintaining jury trials for crimes with over 3 years…
Read More…A Quick Analysis Demonstrating that a ~1 in 30 Autism Rate is Not Natural
Both neurodiversity activists and those who consider autism to be negative but also promote vaccination consider a 1 in 30 autism rate to be normal for humanity. 1 in 30 is the approximate current rate of autism among children in the United States. As these groups believe that autism is genetic, it must follow that…
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