....Dr. Salk had strains, these polio strains, that would be inactivated with formaldehyde and injected in the children. Just before they did release this, Dr. Bernice Eddy, a brilliant bacteriologist at the National Institutes of Health, she was told, you’d better safety test this new Salk vaccine. She discovered faulty batches of the vaccine. What she found was the virus wasn’t dead, was still alive and able to breathe. When she tried it on her monkeys, they were paralyzed in the cages. She tried to delay the release of the vaccine. A handful of prominent doctors stepped in to throw their weight on the reputations on the side of the vaccine.

Dr. Alton Ochsner was a major stockholder and the past president of the American Cancer Society. He was so convinced of the vaccine that he pulled the entire medical staff together at Tulane University, he vaccinated his grandchildren, he killed his grandson in 48 hours, and his daughter got polio and was paralyzed. Forty-eight hours. By the way, the kid went on to sue Cutter Labs where [the vaccine] was made, and that was thrown out.

Despite that, the mass inoculation proceeded on schedule, and within days children fell sick from the polio—some crippled and some died. It was the biggest fiasco in medical history. There were lawsuits everywhere. The director of the NIH resigned. The Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare stepped down. Old tricky Dick, Richard Nixon, was given the job of restoring the reputation of the National Institutes of Health back in 1955.
... then took suspensions of the materials from these kidney cell cultures and injected them into hamsters, and the cancers grew in the hamsters.

Now, the problem was the vaccine manufacturers had grown their polio viruses on the kidneys of monkeys, and when they removed the polio virus, an unknown number of other monkey viruses came with it. The more they looked, the more they found… Medical science knew little about the behavior of these monkey viruses. This was a watershed event in cancer research in 1959. Now, to this day, when you go into the doctor and ask how did I get this cancer, viruses have been a major player and they can’t talk about it because of something that happened to you.

In 1959, Bernice Eddy, confronted with overwhelming evidence, came to the conclusion they had just inoculated an entire generation with cancer-causing monkey viruses. She was the first one to predict an epidemic of cancer in the future. Soon, the research identified an Asian monkey as the natural host of the cancer-causing polyoma virus, and gave the virus a less hysterical name: SV-40. You know why they called it SV-40? Cause they found 39 viruses before this one.”

— R.E Tent, DC, ND, PhD


The CDC has removed the information they had on their website but it is found on the Wayback machine. Should you want to know more check out Dr. Mary’s Monkey. Fantastic read. You can also google and do searches on YouTube. SV40.

Polio remains with us, however, They cured Polio with the stroke of a pen, not by vaccination. Today it is known as Aseptic Meningitis, flaccid paralysis, and believe it or not, non-flaccid paralysis. Those today who are vaccinated against it are the only people who still contract the disease.

Half of children’s brain tumors have the SV-40 virus
Congress gave pharma a total liability shield, so the industry is untouchable →
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