The worlds first vaccine was created by a Freemason…

I feel obligated to inject an element of balance here about this individual’s “accomplishments” – consider the source of the post…
why/how would the usurpers/Vx profiteers – every pHARMa-related-or-invested entity – tell any Truth about this unmitigated fraudster-liar? They HAVE TO invert his “legacy” in order to run their scam successfully.
I know you all know that – just some historic materials FFR (for future reference)

Edward Jenner, the supposed “Father of Immunology,” was a complete huckster and fraud who never passed a single medical examination in his life – OpEd

“… Dr. Creighton unmasked medicine man Jenner!!  
This is the brilliant tome by Dr. Creighton in which he shows the clever way that medicine man Jenner associates an animal disease: cowpox, with a human disease: smallpox.
The way to fame and fortune lay open to Dr. Creighton if he would only admit that the filthy practice of vaccination had some medical merit. 
The lunacy that humans and animals are genetically related was introduced in its modern form by ape-man Charles Darwin. 
Darwin stole the idea from his father and his father stole it from ancient Egypt. 
You should INSIST that your doctor read it (if he can find it) before he injects you with the poisoned needle. 
Dr. Creighton wrote the article on vaccination for the 9th edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica before it was bought by the Rockefeller owned University of Chicago!!…” ((all Truth about Vx was expunged from encyclopedia by Rockefeller U. subsequently))
Biography (&Bibliography) of Dr. Charles Creighton, M.A., M.D.
https://www.reformation.org/charles-creighton.html
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A History of Epidemics in Britain
“…Although he frequently spoke as if he wished to be considered as a pathologist, it is by this “History of Epidemics in Britain” that he earned for himself a permanent place beside the great medical scholars like Daremberg, Haeser, Freind, Hirsch, Littre, Greenhill, and Francis Adams of Banchory. In my opinion, which I may say is well supported by others, Creighton’s “History” is the greatest work of medical learning published in English in the nineteenth century. The volumes cover the period from 664 A.D. to 1893 and are written with such philosophical insight and such literary skill as to present to us a perfect, living picture of the calamitous periods with which they deal. Superficially, the author appears to efface himself but everywhere his master hand is visible. If many disagree with some of his opinions and conclusions Creighton’s data have never been called in question, and a citation from Creighton as regards fact is regarded as an authoritative canon….”
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A supporting treatise referencing Jenner’s “contribution”
‎How to Predict Epidemics Andrew Maniotis, Ph.D ww.ddponline.org/epidemics.pdf
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HOW TO PREDICT EPIDEMICS, AND THE GENERATION OF IMMUNITY IN POPULATIONS | Science and Biomedical Consultant
“… 1796 It has been widely documented that James Phipps, the 8-year-old vaccinated by William Jenner, was revaccinated 20 times. He died at age 20. Jenner’s own son, who was also vaccinated more than once, died at 21.
1797 Edward Jenner sent a paper to the Royal Society about variolae vaccinae or smallpox of the cow and its potential similarities to human smallpox, and tried to popularize the folklore that: exposure to inflamed cow utters with corresponding inflammation or eruptions on milk-maids hands is the cow form of human smallpox. The paper is rejected and returned with a warning “He had better not promulgate such a wild idea if he valued his reputation.”
1798 Edward Jenner publishes his Inquiry variolae vaccinae, or smallpox of the cow.
1799 Jennerian doctrine and the practice of vaccination spreads all over England.
1800 Jennerian vaccination doctrine spreads all over the world. Benjamin Waterhouse of Harvard University brings it to the U. S. His medical credentials are deemed fraudulent.
1803 Baron, in his “Life of Jenner,” vol i., p. 604, says that Mr. Allen, Secretary to Lord Holland, writing to Jenner from Madrid in 1803, observes: “There is no country likely to receive more benefits from your labours than Spain; for, on the one hand, the mortality among children from small-pox has always been very great; and, on the other hand, the inoculation for the cow-pox has been received with the same enthusiasm here as in the rest of Europe.” .. . .”The result, however, was the reverse of satisfactory; the inoculation of the spurious sort has proved fatal to many children at Seville, who have fallen victims to the small-pox after they had been pronounced secure from that disease.”
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