Tony_Scarpelli said:
Am I wrong that vaccinations can never do harm?
You are wrong to say they can do no good.
Am I wrong that vaccinations are not always 100% effective nor 50% effective?
You are wrong to say the effectiveness is 0% or near zero.
Am I wrong that FDA cannot be completely trusted to deliver drugs that do not harm us?
Am I wrong that the drug companies influence over FDA is too strong and not health for America?
Am I wrong that many drugs get through FDA that cause more harm than good?
Am I wrong that a drug not need be better than less risky alternatives to be approved and accepted by FDA?
I personally think the FDA should either be abolished or changed so that it only regulates safety, not efficacy, of food and drugs. But none of your rhetorical FDA questions seem to have anything to do with vaccination per se.
Am I wrong that a drug need be no more effective than white apple vinegar is to reduce high blood sugar to be approved as an expensive potentially dangerous drug?
Am I wrong that we do not know all the ramifications on every system in the body or interactions between chemicals on every drug released into the system?
You don't even know the ramifications of the foods you eat. I bet you still eat, though. How do you decide which foods to eat?
Am I wrong that simple things like good nutrician, exercise and sunlight daily and normal sleep have more to do with your good health and resistance to most of these maladies than vaccinations based on the efficacy studies of these same vaccinations?
Yes, VERY wrong. Half of the deaths during 1918 influenza pandemic occurred in the healthiest age group - 20 to 40 years of age (see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Influenza_pandemic) The 1918 pandemic killed between 20 and 100 million people worldwide.
Am I wrong that money corrupts? Am I wrong that we are talking about enough money that it corrupts almost absolutely?
Am I wrong that Drug companies commission and pay for studies on their proposed drugs and then do not submit those studies that do not support their application for approval to FDA?
You are wrong to assume that a yes answer to these rhetorical questions prove anything useful.
Am I wrong that there is an industry of research facilities setup to work out studies that will give only the most positive results on outcomes paid for by those companies, which are submitted to FDA for approvals?
Which facility is this?
Am I wrong that there are billions of dollars thrown around in this mostly government funded mandate?
What mandate are you talking about? I was not aware anyone was forced to get a flu shot.
Am I wrong that Richard Rumsfeld was chief counsel for Monsanto and later became asst director of FDA and largely stopped government efforts to label genetically altered foods?
Am I wrong to not worry about genetically altered foods because humans have been genetically altering foods for thousands of years before Rumsfeld was born?
How does a lawyer have the expert knowledge to run FDA?
The FDA is a regulatory agency, so legal expertise is a requirement. If they could find someone who also had scientific training that would of course be helpful.
Am I wrong that there could be other "most important" motives to support a US capacity to do chemical and biological (warfare) research which is otherwise outlawed by international conventions?
I don't understand this rhetorical question. Please rephrase.