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The Hidden History of Vaccinations

Liam Scheff will unravel the Hidden History of Vaccination in a 90 minute interactive discussion/lecture.

Learn What Doctors Don’t Tell You (because they don’t know):

• The Surprising true history of vaccination, from smallpox to polio to HPV.

• Do viruses cause diseases?

• What is the role of a toxic environment in illness?

• Did the polio vaccine stop the epidemic?

• Does HPV cause Cancer?

• Does the HPV shot cure it?

We’ll explore these questions and more.

Your speaker is investigative journalist Liam Scheff. Liam’s investigations of modern medicine have been featured in print and film; he is a co-host of the Robert Scott Bell Show, on Natural News Radio. He is a featured speaker at Health Freedom conferences on the hidden histories of today’s medical and scientific beliefs.

In 2004, Liam broke the NIH Clinical Trial Scandal, the international story of hundreds of New York City orphans used by government agencies and pharmaceutical companies in deadly AIDS drug trials. he was also featured in the 2009 award-winning documentary “House of Numbers.”

Liam has been published by the New York Press, LA Citybeat, LewRockwell.com, Boston’s Weekly Dig, Salvo, and Guerrilla News Network, among others.  He is a contributing investigator at OMSJ.org, and the founder of Reduce the Burden.org.

Aimee and I have become passionate about this issue and we are excited to have Liam come share his vast knowledge with us on this subject. He is well-researched and entertaining! Please join us on Saturday, May 19th, at 5 pm for our monthly Locavore  Potluck followed by Liam’s presentation. Plan to bring a favorite dish made from local sources. We’ll enjoy our time dining on the porch, then learn about what the medical/pharmaceutical establishment doesn’t want you to know about vaccines. Come prepared with questions for Liam. Potluck takes place at Aimee’s Livin’ Magic, 254 Cider Hill Road, York, ME 03909. For more information, email aimeeslivinmagic@gmail.com or call 603-205-0425.

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