The problem as I see it is that vaccination is a massive fraud: an organised criminal enterprise dressed up as disease prevention. Vaccines have never prevented anything, apart from health, sanity and common sense.

“Belief in immunization is a form of delusional insanity.”
Dr Herbert Shelton, USA

Vaccination is also a medical experiment on the the human race, without informed consent and without a control, in direct violation of the Nuremberg Code set up to prevent such crimes.

As far as I am concerned, vaccines do not have side-effects, because the harm they cause is their only – and in my opinion intended – effect. A healthy population would be a disaster for the sickness industry, so chronic ill-health has to be promoted and maintained in one way of another. Hence, vaccination, fluoridation, GE and so on.

Here is another good article:

“Should I vaccinate my child?”
http://www.hotzehwc.com/Resource-Center/Articles/Should-I-Vaccinate-My-Child-.aspx

I invite readers to visit my Vaccination Information Network (VINE) on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Vaccination-Information-Network-VINE/69667273997

Maybe IV or readers could help me with listing of golden standards of pharmacology, toxicology (possible others) which should have but were not applied to vaccines. One example is no primate testing prior to licensing. Any other examples or literature that asked already this question?

So true- having the all or nothing approach limits parents who may be willing to do some vax just not all. I personally know the vax that have pushed many of my friends over the edge are varicella and HPV.. however we either have to give all of these or nothing to our kids so we go with nothing versus vaccines we see as being ridiculous or seriously unsafe. When I am told I have to give my child 2 shots of varicella and the main reason is so they dont get sick for a week so I don’t have to take off work well guess what I can stay home from work and care for my sick child versus jabbing them.

quote from the insidevaccines article:
The vaccine defenders should be strongly, passionately, in favor of a philosophical exemption to vaccines. Why? Because it would increase the vaccine rates and provide accurate statistics about who is getting which vaccines. It would also increase trust in vaccines. The current system, in states without a philosophical exemption, forces parents to do all the vaccines or none of the vaccines or else to lie about their choices. Obviously, for parents with a really serious concern about a particular vaccine, being forced to do all or nothing is not a good option.
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Parental choice–increases compliance with vaccines?

http://www.michiganlawreview.org/firstimpressions/vol107/vaccination.pdf