Anti-vaccine doctor cancels lecture tour due to bomb threats

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Our words, voice, and opinions are our birth right and are protected. Free speech is not a luxury and it is certainly not handed down to us from a government. In Australia and ramping up quickly in the United States, it seems that some speech is freer than others.

Long-time expert and vaccine educator Dr. Sherry Tenpenny has publicly announced that she has cancelled speaking appearances scheduled for Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne and Gold Coast. The reason was due to pro-vaccine extremists repeatedly calling for bomb threats and violence against venue owners and their families in some cities originally scheduled for the healthy living seminars.

Stephanie Messenger, who jointly decided to cancel her appearances along with Dr. Tenpenny, states that:

We have reached a point where we can no longer guarantee the safety of those attending the seminar. Some people were planning to bring babies. The threats have been persistent. We are not able to insure that the attendees would be safe from harm.

Mainstream Strikes Out

These actions mirror a certain level of hypocrisy that is a constant undercurrent from mainstream media in which there has been deafening silence on any real coverage of senior CDC researcher Dr. William Thompson's bombshell whistleblower testimonial that vaccines showed a 340% increase in autism in black children. The few times the mainstream media does decide to tackle the subject of autism and vaccinations the coverage is shockingly clueless and one sided.

It started with CNN health correspondent Elizabeth Cohen arrogantly attempting to end the conversation by talking down to her dwindling audience with the words "...vaccines are safe. Autism is not a side effect of vaccines. Or to say it another way, vaccines don't cause autism". Coming shortly after Dr. Thompson's public statements, the timing of Cohen's rhetoric were reckless at best.

In addition, Naturalnews.com just released a complete overview of the Flulaval manufacturer's insert in which it states, among other concerning things "8.4 Pediatric Use: Safety and effectiveness of FLULAVAL in pediatric patients have not been established." This begs the question, what was Cohen talking about?

Next up was Nancy Grace attempting to put to rest the myth that vaccines are not safe. Unfortunately, while covering a story of a vaccine-injured child, she too did not do her homework and was shocked to learn on air that individuals cannot sue the vaccine manufacturers if damage occurs. This, a fact that is not told to patients by doctors and nurses before injecting, is known all too well by every family whose children have suffered injury and are looking for answers.

This week, it appeared that the third time was going to be the charm as CBS health contributor Dr. Holly Phillips tried her hand at the pro-vaccination talking point game on The Nightly Show. After host Larry Gilmore's nice ten-minute lead up of second-rate jokes about people who question the safety of vaccines, Dr. Phillips said "This isn't the first time that groups of people have questioned overwhelming amounts of science. There's this little thing called climate change I don't know if you've heard of that." I wonder if she talked to Dr. Thompson directly since he and his colleagues write and conduct the "science" and studies that she relies on and quotes from. With more info coming out and scores of Dr. Thompson's documents still being reviewed, it borders on irresponsible for health professionals to instantly strike down the very question of safety from vaccines, a private corporation's product.

The Missing Links

In closing, what is interesting to point out is that in all this talk about vaccines, no one mentions how individuals can take simple, very well-documented steps to build up their immune systems. Personal empowerment comes with a lot less side effects. In fact, last time I read the "insert" there were none.

Sadly, the mainstream media has chosen to largely ignore important evidence from CDC whistleblower data, vaccine inserts, pleas of parents with autistic children, and public backlash. Instead, they are using the recent vaccine controversy to double-down and seemingly side with the ones threatening violence against Dr. Tenpenny in Australia by saying "Parents who do not vaccinate their children should go to jail". This according to USA Today columnist Alex Berezow.

Since we live in a world of hyper connectivity where all movement, phone calls, emails, etc. can be tracked, I look forward to writing the follow up to this article when the ones calling for violence against Dr. Tenpenny and her audience are found shortly.

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