A Danish study looked at thirty years of records. And they found that girls who had received the DTP vaccine were ten times more likely to die than unvaccinated children.
"And they were dying not of things that anybody had ever associated with…
A Danish study looked at thirty years of records. And they found that girls who had received the DTP vaccine were ten times more likely to die than unvaccinated children.
"And they were dying not of things that anybody had ever associated with a vaccine," stated Robert Kennedy Jr."
"They were dying of anemia and bilharzia (snail fever) and malaria and dysentery (bloody diarrhea) and pulmonary respiratory issues like pneumonia. And nobody had ever connected the dots ... until the Danish scientists came in and actually looked at the data."
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