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So I found a more recent paper by Raymond Obomsawin, Phd (not a medical doctor) here:
http://www.naho.ca/english/guestSpeaker/Raymond%20Obomsawin%20report.pdf
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Where he expounds on the glory of Royal Rife and his microscope.
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However, Rife’s invention with its 14 separate
crystal quartz lenses and prisms, was able to bend and to polarize light in such a way that a specimen could be illuminated by extremely narrow portions of the spectra, and even by a single light frequency.

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The guy is a loon.
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Kindly stick to real medical researchers and PubMed for real information on vaccines.

There seem to be lies by omission, though I do not have the time nor inclination to load that large file and go into it bit by bit. Mostly what I see is that if some vaccines are not very effective (which is true for the tuberculous vaccine, which was not used in the USA), that all vaccines are useless. Except data actually show that herd immunity is important.

I found a mention of the guy here:
http://www.pathguy.com/antiimmu.htm

I did a search on him in PubMed and found exactly one paper:
Can Nurse. 1978 Oct;74(9):7.
A statement on Indian health.
Obomsawin R.

Unfortunately, that is all. I would say since his last journal paper was over thirty years ago, that he has not been actually been active in real research for a long time.

From here. Raymond Obomsawin was born in the United States on August 16, 1950 and holds dual US and Canadian citizenship. He married Marie-Louise in August of 1976, and they have three, vibrant children: Sunrise, Sunbeam and Sundown. These children–two are still in their teens, and one is twenty-one–have never received the prescribed regimen of childhood vaccines, and due to a healthful lifestyle have exhibited total immunity to the diseases that are common to the childhood years. (Time and again they’ve been physically exposed to those ill from some of these very diseases.)

I have just seen these charts put together. To me this seems like hard evidence from reputable sources that vaccinations dont work. Whats the explanation?

I was simply referring to the crusading that the skeptics do – seems almost religious sometimes.
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Well when you start framing the debate with religious language like crusading its no wonder you interpret it that way . In Australia the only two events that have received a good level of skeptical activism are the exposing of the AVN and more recently the 1023 campaign. The level of these campaigns are commensurate with the level of danger posed by their targets. I don’t think it helps you to put this in the framework of religious language, not if you want to evaluate it objectively. No offense taken

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