Are Vaccines the New Titanic?

Is it true that sometimes we can be too smart for our own good? Have you ever heard the saying, a little knowledge is a dangerous thing? How much do we know and what can we learn from history, are vaccines the new Titanic? Maybe we should examine history and see what science has taught us about our own knowledge.

We have discovered from archaeological findings that the people of Egypt had some amazing knowledge of the human body. They knew how to preserve organs and the body from decay, they believed in a real after life, and as amazing as it sounds, they even performed brain surgery successfully. How do we know this? because we have found skulls that were meticulously cut into, a piece removed, then replaced, and the person lived at least long enough for the healing process of the bone to patch the wound. Gosh, that should really humble us knowing that until the 20th century we could not operate on a person without infections killing the individual shortly afterwards. Why then did these intelligent people mysteriously disappear?

We look at the South American Mayan culture, another intelligent society who also built pyramids. They had the equinox calculated out to the exact day, and created a huge calendar that would pinpoint that day and They too had performed successful brain surgery. Yet like the Egyptians, they too mysteriously vanished and left in their shadow a primitive culture. What was their Titanic, and could vaccines be our new titanic?

So, what happened to these brilliant societies? Where did they go? Is there a real danger in finding knowledge? Did they perhaps think they had learned what they knew and were so confident that they could not be wrong, that it lead them to destruction? Have we as modern people received this very warning through events like the Titanic? The Titanic was so large, it was a double hulled ship so if one hill breached, it should still stay afloat, it was so thick and so well constructed of the hardest materials we knew of back then, that some dared to say she was so unsinkable that even God could not sink her! Yet, on a calm night, on her maiden voyage, voyaging through the calmest sea's, God sank that ship and showed man a little something of his own arrogance, that we do not know it all, and that we will never be in a position to say, "This is not possible, because we have learned it well"!

Now what about vaccines? Here is how science works. A theory is developed, and then it is put to the test. Many scientific theories through out history were very lucid and well thought, and seemed to be beyond reproach, but upon testing against reality, or new discoveries come along, and those theories and that science is cast away as being nothing more than misplaced good intention.

Unfortunately when it comes to medical science, testing is not always done in labs, solid studies of defined random groups are not performed, theories are developed with a very lucid and solid idea and seem to be accurate by all we know, unfortunately all we know is not everything. Very much like the Titanic, could vaccines be our new Titanic?

Forty years ago if a man had a heart attack, he was to quit working, quit exercising, quit eating fats, quit smoking, basically he was to put his heart into a state of perpetual rest so as not to strain it, until eventually it would weaken to the point that it would take his life. In spite of the fact that common sense should tell us that the human heart is a muscle and therefore should be strengthened by exercise, (which is a point I was reprimanded for in High school Health class), we basically told heart attack patients to sit until the heart weakened enough to kill him.

The same waves of uncertainty in medical science have been repeated with the use of leaches, eating eggs, dietary supplements, processed foods, and the list is long. Now we are at an empasse where we are injecting beyond the bodies primary defense system, toxic chemicals, foreign animal tissue, aborted fetal tissue, and more, and common sense should be telling us this is not a good thing. Common sense should be telling us that God created a system, which as children we were taught that by catching diseases, our bodies immune system was strengthened and taught how to fight off other invaders, now we are saying lets eradicate the diseases so we never have to suffer illness again? Virus's always mutate, there is always the potential for some new deadly thing to come along, and if we do not strengthen our immune systems, we may find ourselves under a deadly epidemic that should not cause more than a mere fever. Even the Bible warns us of consuming animal blood and of piercing our skin because our body belongs to God. Based on all this evidence common sense should be telling us there is something wrong here.

The sad thing is, there are no group studies, we really do not know what the effect vaccines are going to have on our children 20, 30, or 40 years down the road, so I ask this question: What if we are once again wrong? I know how sad it is to see a child die of Leukemia or SIDS or any host of other problems or illnesses, but how sad will it be if we see hundreds of millions or hundreds of billions of people dying world wide because their system is under attack by something caused by the vaccines, or perhaps something much weaker that their body just cannot fight?

By one medical researchers report, a child will have been vaccinated with enough mercury by the age of 2 years, to contaminate 23 gallons of water to a point to deem it toxic waste and unfit for human consumption. Please use your common sense, how can this possibly be a good thing? Yes, I believe vaccines could be our new Titanic.

It is common sense people, Psalm 118:8 says, put not your confidence in man, but put your trust in God. Perhaps this is just another warning.