HOW LEARNING ABOUT VACCINATIONS SAVED MY LIFE

Way back in 1998 when I first got an internet connection it was like a whole new world. There were three hidden subjects I was keen to learn more about – water fluoridation (I knew it was bad but had no idea just how bad), drug use in professional cycling (at that time I was working in the cycle industry and already had a pretty good idea what was going on), and vaccinations.

Nearly everyone who becomes what the state calls a “conspiracy theorist” has a subject that got them started down the rabbit hole – their red pill moment. Mine was vaccinations, and indirectly, what I learned then, saved my life four years later. When I was diagnosed with a serious illness in 2002 and told I needed extensive surgery or I’d be dead within a year, I was reasonably up to speed on what a total crock of lies the sickness industry really is.

With the benefit of hindsight, I was right when I bet my life against the strident dogma of three doctors. If I had done what they recommended I would probably have lived a very messed up life for about five years and then died having learned nothing at all. Thankfully I was aware enough to ignore everything they said, but I will admit I had no idea at the time if I’d survive or not.