Ron Unz looks at vaccine history

I've been away for a while. It's nice to run across this thread now. I just made a post on polio yesterday at naturalremedieswiki.substack.com/p/polio-virus-ddt-polio and I see that the blog post mentioned above discusses polio. My post showed that toxins can damage nerves and that makes it easier for polio viruses to enter the nerves and cause polio. The post above says toxins alone cause polio, but my post said that wouldn't explain a lot of cases of polio. My post also says the polio vaccines caused the decline of polio, but I was very skeptical of that and said so in my post. But the above post shows a graph or two and says the graph/s show that polio began to decline years before the first polio vaccines, because government regulators started encouraging more limited use of DDT. So that's good news for me. Neil Miller had said in his book that many diseases began to decline before vaxes were introduced for them, but I don't remember if he said the same for polio. I hope I get time to update my post soon with such better info.

Jared and others had argued on CTTF that viruses don't exist, but Josh posted a quote from Suzanne Humprhies that argued strongly that viruses do exist, but that vaccines don't help immunity or health. I made a post in November called PROOF OF VIRUSES at covidandvaxfaqs.substack.com/p/proof-of-viruses in which I copied the same quote from Humphries, but also several other good sources to help explain that viruses are real (even though most viruses are harmless).

The film "Bullitt" from the year 1968 (Director Peter Yates) contains a short propaganda piece for mumps vaccine that I never noticed in earlier viewings. Early on in the film, Bullitt's sidekick Delgetti visits Bullitt's apartment to wake him up berfore going to Chalmers's house. While Bullitt is getting dressed, Delgetti drinks coffee and reads out loud the mumps vaccine propaganda piece from the newspaper.
So much for earlier Hollywood flims having less indoctrination than the current ones. I wonder who pocketed the fee for this plug.  McQueen, whose company made the film, or Warner Bros who released it? Or maybe it was a condition somehow attached to all the hospital footage used.