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Absurd vaccine marketing calls for cervical cancer vaccinations for young boys
29 August 2007 - By Mike Adams - newstarget.com
The headline for this story is not a
typo. The push to sell more vaccines and pharmaceuticals has now
reached a level of absurdity that should astonish any intelligent
person. The mainstream media is now reporting -- and I'm not kidding
-- that young boys should be vaccinated with Gardasil (the drug now
being pushed onto teenage girls to supposedly prevent cervical cancer)
based on the idea that if they have oral sex with girls who carry
HPV, they might get throat cancer!
This is an incredible stretch of scientific credibility, and it's such
a preposterous marketing campaign that only Big Pharma could have come
up with it. It's obviously nothing more than a massive scare campaign
to try to dream up some way to market this high-profit vaccine to a
whole new group of customers who don't need it: teenage boys!
Even the idea of mandatory vaccinations for teenage girls is little
more than desperate disease mongering designed to sell vaccines.
Carrying HPV doesn't automatically lead to cervical cancer any more
than carrying chicken pox turns you into a walking biological weapon.
Most people who carry the virus show no symptoms at all, and girls
with healthy immune systems and healthy lifestyles (diet, nutrition,
etc.) have a near-zero risk of ever developing cervical cancer, even
if they're exposed to HPV on a repeated basis. The virus isn't the
disease: It's the terrain of the person carrying the virus! If
they're unhealthy and vulnerable, then of course they're not going to
be able to keep the virus in check.
We don't live in a sterile world, after all. There are more bacteria
cells in your body right now than human cells, and we're surrounded by
viruses, fungi and other germs. The whole idea of vaccinating against
one particular strain that might someday, possibly, perhaps cause a
problem if you have sex is just medical nonsense.
But vaccinating young boys is an even dumber idea. It's so stupid that
I can't find the words to even describe how low on the IQ chart these
drug marketing "experts" must be to come up with this one. They must
think the public is so gullible that they can just make up any
sex-related story and use it to sell drugs. Next, we'll be hearing
about young boys giving themselves HPV through masturbation! And the
cries for vaccinating all young boys will be something along the lines
of, "If you masturbate, VACCINATE!"
Sadly, most consumers are so ignorant about reproductive health and
germs in general that they'd probably buy into it. And if that
campaign is successful, they'll go for the ultimate stupid scare
tactic: The Doorknob Campaign (keep reading, if you dare...).
Warning: Doorknobs can give you
cancer
Here's how this campaign works.
(Warning: This contains some graphic language, but it's the only way I
can accurately describe just how stupid these vaccination scare
tactics have become. If you're offended by certain words, you probably
shouldn't be reading anything on this website in the first place...)
To pull this off, the drug companies start floating scare stories
about how anyone can get cancer by touching doorknobs. How? Because
you never know when some HPV carrying person might have touched a
doorknob after touching themselves. Therefore, doorknobs can give you
sexually transmitted diseases, and if you happen to touch yourself
after touching the doorknob, then -- watch out! -- suddenly you're
going to die from cervical cancer, throat cancer, crotch cancer or
whatever other fear mongering diseases they can dream up. Doorknobs
are dangerous, didn't you know?
The only way to protect yourself from these germified doorknobs is to
get a vaccine. And since doorknobs are everywhere, everybody
should get the vaccine! This includes children, teens, adults and
senior citizens. It's a brilliant way to sell hundreds of millions of
doses of a dangerous injected substance that nobody actually needs,
and it's all made possible by the doorknob scare campaign! (And if
doorknobs aren't convincing enough, they can start scare stories about
public toilet seats instead.)
Drug companies have turned the
United States into a nation of hypochondriacs
If they can convince parents that
their male children need to be vaccinated against a virus linked to
cervical cancer, I suppose they can sell just about anything to
anyone. What's next? Are they going to demand that all girls be
vaccinated against prostate cancer just in case they engage in oral
sex with men who have enlarged prostate glands? Yes, this sounds
stupid. It IS stupid. And yet it's not too stupid to be embraced by
Big Pharma.
Remember, Big Pharma is the same industry that has essentially
declared womanhood to be a disease. They have a pill that
stops all menstruation -- for life, and the marketing materials imply
that a woman having a monthly period is some sort of disorder that
needs to be halted to live a normal, happy life. It won't be long
before they've got women scared half to death about simply being a
woman! (Notice, too, that conventional medicine is dominated by males
who all too easily declare various female experiences to be "diseases"
or "disorders.")
Big Pharma's primary weapon in promoting these silly scare stories is
the mainstream media. All they have to do is start floating
stories about how dangerous oral sex can be, and then once everybody
is scared half to death of oral sex, they can float the "solution" as
yet another vaccine.
Inventing the problem, then
marketing the "solution"
Did you ever notice how the press
never even talked about Restless Legs Syndrome until the drug
companies had a new pharmaceutical for sale that claimed to treat the
condition? The press sets up the fear campaigns for one fictitious
disease after another, and then Big Pharma just happens to introduce a
new high-profit chemical that treats the disease. In this latest
example, the press has been floating stories about the dangers of oral
sex for several days, and then -- whammo! -- a story magically appears
about vaccinating young boys to protect them from the dangers of oral
sex.
You have to understand that almost nothing appears in the
mainstream media without an agenda. The news isn't news, it's a
way of shaping public perception in order to market something: War,
drugs, products, paradigms, etc. The U.S. press is a vehicle of
shaping the belief systems of the public. It invents and promotes
cultural fears, beliefs and perceptions. It has nothing whatsoever to
do with bringing people useful news and information. Instead, it is
almost entirely focused on getting people to believe what the folks in
charge want them to believe.
The current news about the housing bubble, for example, is all
designed to delay the coming collapse of both the global real estate
market and the U.S. stock market (not to mention the U.S. dollar). By
shaping public perception and telling people it's only a temporary
downturn in the market, they can convince enough people that we should
all keep on paying sky-high prices for houses and thereby delay the
inevitable real estate market collapse for a little longer.
Similarly, virtually every story you read about health is designed to
shape your beliefs about nutrition, pharmaceuticals, health care and
the (false) causes of diseases. Stories about the genetic causes of
disease, for example, are designed to strip away your power and get
you to believe that you have no control over your own health. Stories
about the dangers of nutritional supplements are designed to convince
you to fear nutrition and trust only in pharmaceuticals. Stories about
oral sex, as we've seen here, are designed to rally the nation into a
state of irrational fear out of which they will react by calling for
mandatory vaccinations of teenage boys.
David Icke describes this as "Problem - Reaction - Solution." First,
they set up the fictitious problem and scare everybody, then they wait
for the public reaction (which is quite predictable and actually
planned out from the beginning). Finally, they introduce the
"solution" which is war, or martial law, or forced vaccinations or
whatever was on their agenda in the first place. It's the way all
power brokers have ever managed to get things done in a society that
pretends to be free. If you want to sell useless pharmaceuticals to
hundreds of millions of people who don't need them, you can't just
march in and force people to buy them. That would never fly. Instead,
you have to convince the people to demand the vaccinations
themselves! And you do that by propagandizing scare stories like
this one on the dangers of oral sex. If you scare the people enough,
they'll demand that you take action, and then your "solution" looks
like you're just responding to the needs of the people.
Modern medicine is a hoax. It mostly comes down to brainwashing
doctors, playing mind games with the public and controlling the media.
Disease mongering is rampant, and drug companies are now resorting to
the most absurd, ridiculous leaps of the imagination to try to
convince people they need more vaccines and medications. Just five
years ago, the idea that teenage boys needed to be vaccinated against
a cervical cancer virus would have been considered lunacy, but today,
the Big Pharma propaganda machine is pushing it with a straight
facing, hoping that within a year or two, the population will be so
utterly frightened over oral sex viruses that every sexually active
person in the country will line up and fork over cash for their "sex
vaccines."
And it is in this way that Big Pharma has now managed to turn oral
sex into a disease requiring chemical treatment. Regardless of
whether there's any actual sex taking place, there's one thing for
certain: Consumers are getting royally screwed.
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About the author: Mike Adams is a holistic nutritionist with a
passion for sharing empowering information to help improve personal
and planetary health He is a prolific writer and has published
thousands of articles, interviews, reports and consumer guides,
reaching millions of readers with information that is saving lives and
improving personal health around the world. Adams is a trusted,
independent journalist who receives no money or promotional fees
whatsoever to write about other companies' products. In 2007, Adams
launched EcoLEDs, a maker of super bright LED light bulbs that are
1000% more energy efficient than incandescent lights. He also founded
an environmentally-friendly online retailer called BetterLifeGoods.com
that uses retail profits to help support consumer advocacy programs.
He's also the CEO of a highly successful email newsletter software
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to subscribers. Adams also serves as the executive director of the
Consumer Wellness Center, a non-profit consumer protection group, and
pursues hobbies such as Pilates, Capoeira, nature macrophotography and
organic gardening. Known as the 'Health Ranger,' Adams' personal
health statistics and mission statements are located at
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