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Google video regarding dangers / effectiveness of vaccination

desertspoon

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Google video regarding dangers / effectiveness of vaccination
Posted: 26 Feb 07 5:38 AM

Check this link to see a video about the dangers of vaccination.

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=8610554679207090010&q=vaccination

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Re: Google video regarding dangers / effectiveness of vaccination
Posted: 28 Mar 07 12:23 PM

Hello,

Thank you for the link, very interesting. I have emailed it to people I know to try to make them aware that there are risks. Whatever they decide to do, hopefully they will at least have made an informed decision.

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