Andreas Moritz

1000 in children below five years of age are due to vaccinations. In comparison, in Iceland a child receives 11 vaccine shots while only one child in 11,000 develops autism, and only four children per 1000 die as a result of being vaccinated. In 1980, a child received eight vaccinations and autism was rare. Today, Iceland ranks at # 1 in the world with respect to lifespan and the United States ranks at # 34.

In the United States a child receives 36 vaccinations before age five, and one child in 91 develops autism. Eight deaths per

to infants or to adults; government policies give vaccine-makers (and drug companies in general) the privilege to conceal details of their formulations, testing procedures and data behind an impenetrable curtain of secrecy.