I had all the vaccines prescribed in the 60s and 70s. Not MMR as it was deemed normal back then to get measles, mumps and rubella as a child and I did. My generation must have been one the last to build up natural life time immunity against those diseases (and able to pass on the antibodies to our children!).

I have been against vaccination from the moment I started to think critically as a teen, but somehow I think that the vaccines back then – although bad for a number of other reasons – were not as dangerous as they are today. This is something that I don't often see discussed.

I would like to know when they started to use vaccination as a depopulation tool. When was the turning point for the worse? If the reports about the nagalase enzyme being added are indeed true, from which year did they start doing this? And do they add it to all vaccines or just certain ones?