I absolutely agree with you on these points. I am strongly averse to flu vaccinations, on empirical grounds, as well as by inference, and based on my anecdotal experience, generally. I suspect the vaccination theory is deeply flawed, and I am convinced present vaccination practices are not only based on incompletely understood immune mechanisms, but cause harm far in excess of their benefits due to severance of liability availed vaccine manufacturers.

My examination of vaccine data in toto reveals that almost without exception (that exception being smallpox) the diseases for which there are vaccines were already almost void of substantial harm prior to vaccine development and introduction. Modern medical treatment, or the precursors to it, improved hygiene, and nutrition have provided the medical benefits most people believe to have been provided by vaccines.

For the flu, the CDC reveals that of the hundreds of thousands of samples it analyzes from people that have been diagnosed with the flu, ~16% are actually the flu. In 84% of the people who were diagnosed with the flu, the flu vaccine could not have provided them any health benefit whatsoever, as what they fell ill with was not the flu at all. In fact, the majority of pathogens that cause illness diagnosed as the flu remain unknown, despite several other virii such as rhino/enterovirus, respiratory syncytial virus, parainfluenza, and etc. being commonly misdiagnosed as influenzas, known, and tested for. Worse, there are a variety of flu virii, and vaccines only protect against one strain. If the vaccine is for H1N1 and you get H5N6, it won't help you. That 16% of samples that are flu are more than one strain, meaning there is a very low probability the vaccine you receive is even targeted to a strain you might get.

Lastly, regarding COVID-19, all the research I have seen without exception reveals that vaccine trials for coronavirii have backfired, resulting in increased harm to vaccinated subjects when subsequently infected with the pathogen vaccinated against. While many folks search for a vaccine for COVID-19 today, the burden of proof that their vaccine does not do this will be extremely heavy.

A fact I only discovered a day ago is that China instituted a mandatory vaccination law on Dec. 1, 2019 - the day patient zero of the current COVID-19 epidemic fell ill. Given the history of research into coronavirii vaccinations, and the extreme divergence between COVID-19 virulence and pathogenicity in China and every other country in the world, I note the very high likelihood that China may have self-inflicted this epidemic via a vaccination program (that it will never admit doing). Why isn't this information widely known and trumpeted by our media? Big Pharma would pull their ads if they did, meaning we aren't told this because of extortion.

I am aware of the business model of allopathic medicine, and it's origins as the result of lobbying and financial investment by Rockefeller money. The behaviour of Big Pharma, lobbying governmental agencies, funding misleading research, unbelievable corruption and graft involving regulatory agencies and officials, achieving the aforementioned severability from liability for vaccine injuries, and today seeking mandatory vaccination, raises bile in my gorge. Clearly, these aren't actions taken by altruistic providers of salvation from deadly diseases, but rather rapine profiteers that seek every possible financial gain conceivable through lawfare, propaganda, and questionable treatments.

I note that as a child I got the measles, mumps, and chicken pox, and now am immune to those diseases for life. The unbelievable propaganda regarding those diseases today is incredible (not credible), and the fearmongering so dire that the actual evidence shown for measles is simply ignored. In the last couple decades, the measles have caused less than 1/100th of the deaths that have been caused by the measles vaccine. It is proved that the measles vaccine does not provide the lifelong immunity it is claimed to, and that most of the cases of measles that have been documented in the US in the last couple decades were caused by the vaccine itself.

Several weeks ago I did some work for a man whose wife had just had the flu vaccine and that day fell ill with the flu. She is still sick, and now he is as well, and has been ill for two weeks so far. While I had the flu as a child, I never heard of anyone suffering so long or terribly from the flu, and I have not had it since. Given what I know about flu being blamed for a multitude of pathogens, I will not seek vaccination for it.

Unless I see proof a potential COVID-19 vaccine does not do what every attempt at a CoV vaccine has to date and cause higher morbidity and death from the target pathogen, I will not consider that vaccination, but given that history, it will have to be unequivocal, superbly documented, and strongly peer reviewed proof. I'll have to see proof folks that have been vaccinated actually benefit from it too.

Imma die from something, sooner than later. If I have any say in the matter, it won't be from a bad vaccine.

Thanks!