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WHO supports the interests of the Pharmaceutical Industry
WHO’s vaccine experts have a financial connection with the vaccination manufacturers. Thus the WHO obviously represents the interests of the pharmaceutical industry rather than seriously taking into account the side effects of the vaccination. An example from Japan.[continue reading]
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Supposedly the HPV vaccination protects against the Human Papilloma viruses HPV-16 and HPV-18 which are detected when cervical cancer is attested. In Japan 2,945 negative side effects were reported after vaccinations wtih HPV. Due to this, Japan's Ministry of Health withdrew the public recommendation for the vaccine. The WHO's vaccine experts criticized this decision with the argument that – according to them – there is far too little evidence and this is harmful since the demand for the vaccine might decrease. In a subsequent statement from YAKUGAY – a respected association of physicians in Japan – revealed that 11 of 15 of the WHO’s vaccine experts have a financial connection with the vaccination manufacturers. Thus the WHO obviously represents the interests of the pharmaceutical industry rather than seriously taking into account the side effects of the vaccination.
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09.09.2017 | www.kla.tv/11065
Supposedly the HPV vaccination protects against the Human Papilloma viruses HPV-16 and HPV-18 which are detected when cervical cancer is attested. In Japan 2,945 negative side effects were reported after vaccinations wtih HPV. Due to this, Japan's Ministry of Health withdrew the public recommendation for the vaccine. The WHO's vaccine experts criticized this decision with the argument that – according to them – there is far too little evidence and this is harmful since the demand for the vaccine might decrease. In a subsequent statement from YAKUGAY – a respected association of physicians in Japan – revealed that 11 of 15 of the WHO’s vaccine experts have a financial connection with the vaccination manufacturers. Thus the WHO obviously represents the interests of the pharmaceutical industry rather than seriously taking into account the side effects of the vaccination.
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