You will never find everything in the same place you will have to compile the data from varistor location.

But to start off the top of my head.


Some questions you need to answer first are, do they work.
CDC says they work may work 6-7 years thus the need for boosters. They have done no studies to show that they do.

They studies that have been done independently show that they do not work. There is a good study on a Polio outbreak that showed that something like 85% of the kids infected had had all their shots and that every case of polio in the US has been caused by the vaccine since the 80's.

Do the math you will have to look up each disease and find the death rates then add up the death rates from the vaccines.

The last time I did them a few years ago, there were 43 deaths in the US from the main diseases the vaccine are supposed to protect us from. According to VAERS there were over 200 deaths from the vaccines, again the CDC says only 10% including deaths are reported.


There are 367744 events in entire database and 7395 events Life Threatening that you could read through at VAERS.

What is VAERS?

Since 1990, the U.S. Government has collected reports of adverse health events that follow the administration of vaccinations. This database, called the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) is available for anyone to search or download.
[link to www.medalerts.org]

From the CDCs website they say that as few as 10% of adverse reactions are reported. Independent study says 3%.

The world health organization website has a chart showing how the death rates from infectious diseases declined by over 80% from 1900-1940 before mass vaccinations were carried out.

Countries that up until the late 90 that had no mass vaccination had similar infection rates as the US but without the other ailments associated with vaccines.

The Amish population has a 0% autism rate.

There are many studies posted that show the dangers of vaccines including studies that show they in fact don't work.


[link to drtenpenny.com]
Dr. Tenpenny is a graduate of the University of Toledo in Toledo, Ohio. She received her medical training at Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine in Kirksville, Missouri. Dr. Tenpenny was board certified in Emergency Medicine through 2005 (she chose not to renew) and has been board certified in Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine since 1995.....

Doctor against vaccines
[link to www.vaccinetruth.org]

The information is there you have to find it.