The Roots of Today's Medical System

How herding, capitalism, and domination shaped the Vaccine Machine

For those of us willing to look beneath the surface, the COVID-19 vaccine campaign is not just a public health event - it’s the logical outcome of a much older story. One rooted not only in medical misjudgment or corporate greed, but in a worldview that has shaped human history for thousands of years.

Professor Mark Crispin Miller, a scholar of media, propaganda, and public consent, has compiled a staggering summary of over 100 peer-reviewed studies documenting the harms caused by the COVID vaccine - injuries, neurological impacts, even death. You can read the compilation here. But to truly understand why this is happening - and why so few are willing to speak out - we have to go back. Way back.

Much earlier in human history - before capitalism, before organized religion - our ancestors lived in deep relationship with the natural world. For tens of millions of years, we thrived on plant-based foods, moved with the seasons, and knew our place within the web of life. Anthropologists studying early human remains suggest we were often healthier, with longer lifespans, than our more “civilized” descendants. But as some humans migrated north into colder climates, with fewer plants available, something began to shift. Men, perhaps awed by the life-giving power of women and feeling a need to compensate, began to hunt. And from that, the rupture: we mistook ourselves for carnivores - despite our anatomy being 98% similar to herbivores - and violence became a cultural norm.

Eventually, herding replaced hunting. It was less dangerous, more predictable. Animals became property. Milk was taken. Testes were cut. The lives of others were ended on command. The first concept of wealth arose here, in the ownership of animals and the land they grazed. Violence against “the other” - animal or human - was no longer questioned. It was institutionalized. Spiritualized. And then came domesecration: the confinement, commodification, and complete control of animal bodies. Wealth was formalized and measured in capas, or heads of cattle. Thus, capitalism. And with it, a mindset: reduce the sacred into units, control the wild, dominate the body, extract from the Earth. Whether it’s livestock, fossil fuels, or human labor, the system’s logic remains the same: exploit, profit, repeat.

This mindset - the one that reduced animals to property and Earth to resource - eventually turned inward, onto the human body. The rise of industrial medicine mirrored the same logic. With the Rockefeller-funded Flexner Report of 1910, holistic and traditional healing systems - herbalism, homeopathy, midwifery - were discredited and defunded. In their place rose a pharmaceutical empire built on oil, patents, and control. The body was no longer seen as wise or self-regulating, but as a flawed machine in constant need of corporate intervention.

And so, we arrive at COVID. A moment that laid bare just how deep this conditioning runs. The vaccine rollout was global in scope, but chillingly narrow in its logic: suppress dissent, silence risk, override consent, and profit endlessly. Professor Miller’s compilation is not sensationalism - it’s documentation. And it reveals a system that treats living beings, not just animals, but humans, as disposable.

We are not machines. We are part of a living, intelligent web of life - bodies that heal, minds that question, hearts that know. Reclaiming our health means more than resisting a shot or questioning a narrative. It means remembering who we are, and how far we’ve strayed from the natural wisdom that sustained our ancestors for millennia.

I think of my own son, and how I fought through his entire schooling to keep him vaccine-free - thankfully before the explosion of shots now scheduled before the age of two. Unlike most of the other kids in his classes - many of whom were out sick for 10 to 12 days at a time - he was never sick. Was it because I nursed him until he was five? Because after his first solid foods (bananas around age one), he never had a single animal product? Or because his immune system was never chemically overridden? I can't say for certain. But I know this: natural immunity, nurtured through love, nourishment, and trust in the body’s wisdom, is powerful.

And this is just one story among many. It’s time we start listening to them.

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