by Paul Fassa
(The Best Years in Life) Senior citizens beware. A couple of years ago the CDC announced a desire to screen baby boomers for Hepatitis-C, and if discovered through testing, insist on administering Hep-A and B vaccinations and possibly interferon, the expensive and hazardous chemo treatment of Hepatitis-C.
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The CDC was predicting an epidemic of Hep-C among baby boomers based on a rash of injected street drug use and shared needles among baby boomers as well as blood transfusions used before the Hep-C test was used on donated blood in 1992.
The CDC’s solution for anyone that’s detected with Hep-C is to receive the Hep-A and B vaccinations, both dangerous vaccines, because there is no Hep-C vaccination. Could that be because there is no virus?
A documentary called “House of Numbers” thoroughly explored the AIDS virus hoax, discovering that there is no virus for AIDS, and the interferon/chemo AIDS remedies from Big Pharma actually kill more than cure.
From award winning Dr. Robert Scott Root-Bernstein: “A century ago, they let patients die by denying that germs had anything to do with diseases. Today they may be letting them die by insisting that the germ is everything.”
Virus Hunters Chase Phantom Viruses for Fame and Profit
Dr. Michael Tierra and web journalist Sepp Hasslberger report how Chiron, a diagnostic department of Novartis Vaccines, spent years struggling to find a Hep-C virus. After lots of manipulation they came up with footprint of a shadow, or a phantom virus, that enabled them to create a blood screening test for Hep-C that has made them a lot of money, especially after blood banks began using it.
When high liver enzyme counts are discovered in a blood test, a Hep-C test is ordered. The unbiased experts who debunk the Hep-C test argue the phantom virus does not pass the full criteria of an actual virus. That doesn’t mean there is no liver disease. It only means it’s not from a virus.
If really viral, Hep-C is supposedly transmitted by blood, not saliva or sex fluids. Nobel prize winning outspoken Nobel Prize winning virologist Peter Duesberg also thinks there is no Hep-C virus, as it doesn’t pass the criteria of viral contamination. Injecting testing determined Hep-C blood into animals has not created Hep-C in the those animals.
Journalist Torsten Engelbrecht and Dr. Claus Koehnlein, who put out the book Virus Mania, agree with Duesberg (and others). Their book debunks virus claims for several diseases, including AIDS. But Big Pharma intends to profit highly from fear mongering and developing harmful bogus vaccines and medicines.
Big Pharma’s Agenda for Disease Creation