rattlesnake

That he is willing to try and disprove all medical science advances against viruses and bacteria etc over the many decades is fake, is proof enough that the man is "not the full quid". You're confusing me with Stiddle, but I accept the compliment nonetheless

This issue is debatable under several angles, but there are definitely holes in the unilateral lauding of vaccines as the single miracle which propelled us out of the Dark Age… Take polio, for example. An objective assessment of the timeline, taking into account all factors, leads to a different picture from the broadly accepted and disseminated version. The symptoms of polio, as well as its appearance and disappearance in various locations, can be linked to the use of toxic pesticides such as DDT.

Sanitation and hygiene development is the main factor.

I respectfully encourage you to step out of your safe space and watch the US Senate hearing on this issue, with Ron Johnson laying out a lot of facts which can help you nuance your view. There is obviously a lot of corruption going on, which only a very stubbornly blinkered person would ignore. https://www.congress.gov/event/119th-congress/senate-event/336985

That's a demonstrable lie, you should watch the Senate hearing on the matter:

Another possibility is that you could be wrong, though I doubt you have the ability to ackowledge that.

All going according to plan.

Both points already addressed and you obviously haven't checked the sources.

Update: So my wife went to the Thai embassy in Paris and obtained the two documents which were required for me to renew our 12 year-old son’s passport in Thailand in her absence: Letter of consent (หนังสือให้ความยินยอม) Power of attorney (หนังสือมอบอำนาจ) I would advise calling the embassy beforehand to check exactly which documents are required, in order to avoid any unpleasant surprises. In our case, the Paris embassy needed five sets of documents and a pre-purchased envelope from the Post Office, though these two requirements were not specified on the checklist shown on their website. The envelope is used to send the documents at a later time as they need to be approved by an upper-level manager who isn’t on premises. My wife received the documents four days after her visit to the embassy. She sent them to me in Thailand via express post with tracking – the price was 65 euros (2,500 baht), which I think was worth it as I received them within 3 working days and could follow the process step by step online. Then off I merrily went to renew my son’s passport at the local government office, which all went very smoothly, the price was 1,000 baht.

Tell me more.

You know the drill, social media is where the quacks are, the science-abiding educated folks (vastly represented on these premises) don't stoop to such abyssal depths of mediocrity… or so I thought.

I thought FaceBook was not a reliable source for vaccine-related information?