The vaccine underworld, fraud, and crimes threatening humanity
Inquiry report established by the Italian Chamber of Deputies Resolution
[Italian parliamentary Commission of inquiry into cases of death and severe illnesses affecting Italian personnel assigned to military missions abroad, firing ranges and the sites where munitions are stocked, on the exposure to particular chemical, toxic and radiological factors with a possible pathogenic effect and administration of vaccines, with special attention to the effect of depleted uranium shells and of the dispersion in the environment of nanoparticles of heavy minerals produced by the explosion of warfare material and any related interaction.]
In light of the foregoing inquiry report and up to this point, the Italian Parliamentary Commission has verified the presence of side effects and adverse reactions resulting from the administration of the vaccines as described by the producers themselves, and in particular, those referring to the phenomena of immunosuppression.
It has quantified and qualified the presence of the declared contaminants highlighting those triggering allergenic and toxic phenomena for the organism, as well as those that are scientifically proven the cause of neurological damage or that can cause autoimmune diseases.
These checks, carried out on documents drawn up by the pharmaceutical companies, must be further verified by means of a sample analysis of the vaccines.
The Commission has also found that these side effects, allergic and neurotoxic can only be exacerbated by the administration of a multiplicity of the aforementioned drugs as evidenced by the results of the SIGNUM project mentioned above.
It then initiated an observational study on the military who had contracted neoplastic diseases, finding the proportional increase from year to year.
The Commission has also found that these side effects, allergic and neurotoxic can only be exacerbated by the administration of a multiplicity of the aforementioned drugs as evidenced by the results of the SIGNUM project mentioned above.
It then initiated an observational study on the military who had contracted neoplastic diseases, finding the proportional increase from year to year.
In light of the evidence collected, the Commission confirms that there is a statistically significant association between neoplastic and lymphoproliferative diseases, and other diseases (e.g. autoimmune diseases), and the administration of vaccines according to military prophylactic vaccination. The Commission considers that it can not rule out the link of the case.
The Commission hopes that other psycho/physical pathologies (work stress/related combat stress) will also be recorded and that those that have arisen to date in the military corps of the armed forces will be made available for analysis.
It recommends following up on the research activity undertaken involving IGESAN and all its territorial branches, such as the CMMO (military medical hospital commissions) for a screening and evaluation of all the pathologies (morbidity) that have arisen in various ways in the members of the armed forces conclusions on the methods of administering vaccines.
The Commission has investigated the issue of vaccine components, assigned to the study by the resolution.
As regards further studies on the methods of administration of vaccines, the following is observed: the Commission, in order to ensure effective and efficient protection of the health (and safety) of the soldiers engaged in Italy and abroad, as well as to pursue safe administration of vaccines, aimed at eliminating or at least reducing the maximum risk of negative effects resulting from the use of multiple-dose vaccines, recommends the use of single-dose vaccines.
This is due to the fact that soldiers, given their adult age, may already be immunized against several antigens contained in multiple-dose vaccines.
As regards further studies on the methods of administration of vaccines, the following is observed: the Commission, in order to ensure effective and efficient protection of the health (and safety) of the soldiers engaged in Italy and abroad, as well as to pursue safe administration of vaccines, aimed at eliminating or at least reducing the maximum risk of negative effects resulting from the use of multiple-dose vaccines, recommends the use of single-dose vaccines.
This is due to the fact that soldiers, given their adult age, may already be immunized against several antigens contained in multiple-dose vaccines.
Recommendations are made that no more than five vaccines be inoculated in a single solution, this being the threshold beyond which adverse events may occur. Special attention is still given to the prevaccine history and to the medical examinations necessary in doubtful cases or to any previous immunization.
The Commission notes that on 14 January 2018, Vice President I. van Catalano received comments "on the analysis of the components of the vaccines authorized for compulsory military vaccine prophylaxis, on the analysis of the signum follow-up data and on the data on the neoplastic diseases suffered by the Italian military".
Given the importance of the issues addressed in these observations, the Commission invites the scientific community as a whole, of which the ISS is part, to become acquainted them in order to best protect the health of military personnel.
The Commission will relay the aforementioned document to the Italian National Institute of Health for an indispensable scientific evaluation of its contents.
The Commission will relay the aforementioned document to the Italian National Institute of Health for an indispensable scientific evaluation of its contents.
By Gian Piero
Source and references: PDF: http://bit.ly/2pjaTAl
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Source and references: PDF: http://bit.ly/2pjaTAl
Publications: 1. http://bit.ly/2pku7VG 2. http://bit.ly/2IwxNwr
