Introduction

June 6, 2004

Hello, my name is Mark Sircus and I an oriental medical doctor, a

psychologist of the most unusual kind, and the director of the International

Medical Veritas Association (IMVA). I have not put these words yet up on our

site yet but today I wrote a new paragraph that reflects what I am working on

during the past ten days.

The IMVA takes a tough stand in the world of medicine. The first work of

the IMVA puts it at odds with recently taken medical postions of the Institute

of Medicine and the Center for Disease Control. Deep errors have been found in

governmental policies on: autism, simultaneously given vaccinations, the use of

mercury as a preservative in vaccines, the disasterous hepatitis B infant

vaccine, and the newly reccommended addition of the flu vaccine to the childhood

immunization schedule, some of which still contain mercury, for children

starting at six months of age.

I am putting together powerful materials that pull the rug out from under

the medical establishment's feet. These five subjects represent the weakest

links, as far as I can see, in the medical terrorism being perpetuated by our

favorite friends at the CDC and other places almost too numerous to mention.

I could say a hundred things more but will spare you all. I have joined this

group and several others tonight with the hope of finding other tough (but

softhearted) souls who are acting in the defense of the newborn and infants who

are being hurt and even killed by the medical profession. I am more than willing

to share our work and invite you over to the IMVA site. We have officially been

open only a week but have already published our first peer review medical

journal called Medical Veritas.

I also invite you all to my personal site called World Psychology where you

can see my work of the last nine years. I of course believe it is time for many

to come together as a great host to insist that certain insanities and cruelties

of medicine stop. When it comes to children and the newborn it is our obligation

to provide them with our pure love and protection from harm. To do both, I

believe, means to come together in a holy work where failure is just not an

option.

Regards,

Mark Sircus Ac., O.M.D.

Director International Medical Veritas Association

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