Nmi Quotes

Wars stopped slavery in America and liberated Europe and put an end to Japanese imperialism and killed Hitler and Mussolini and Pol Pot and Che Guevara and Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. That’s why we have them.

Who promised you fair, kid?

Sell it while you're young, because when you get old, you buy it back

One night my wife told me she was goiing to bed early, I kissed her goodnight, she went to the bedroom, which would have ben rght here". He gestured to the edge of the hole, the beams still hanging out over the abyss. "I'd had a few that night so when it seemes like the house was rockin' a little I thought it was the beer. It was soft, not like an earthquake but like just before you pass out, like the whole wolrd is gently swayin' beneath you. Then there was this noise, unearthly, like a growlin'. Like old pipes, kind of. And then it was all at once. The whole side of the house was just gone, sucked down in seconds. I didn't even hear nmy wife scream or nothing. I went out there and I could see rubble. I tried to find her but the ground was still sucking everything in, like it was hungry. Water was bubbling up around me, little pools of filthy water burbling, like a fart in a bathtub". The innocent wife - Amy Lloyd

would one day try to claim credit for these public health improvements as a pretense for imposing unwarranted medical interventions (e.g., vaccines) on the American public. As the McKinlays and Kass18 had predicted, vaccinologists successfully hijacked the astonishing success story—the dramatic 74 percent decline in infectious disease mortalities of the first half of the twentieth century—and deployed it to claim for themselves, and particularly for vaccines, a revered and sanctified—and scientifically undeserving—prestige beyond criticism, questioning, or debate. An Agency Without a Mission In 1955, as deaths from epidemic disease declined, NIAID’s forerunner organization at NIH, the National Microbiological Institute (NMI), became part of