Boss,
I took a quick look at both of your links, and it seems to me that both are merely conspiracy theories (and pretty bad ones too, if I may add).
It has been scientifically and repeatedly proven that vaccines are the best defense against preventable diseases. Regardless of how you measure it (in terms of # of lives saved, cost on losses due to loss of labour, etc.), the ROI on vaccines is significant. In the few recent years, there has been some grassroot movements among parents in the US to not vaccinate their children for fear of post-vaccine complications and stuff, and the statistical data resulting from these movements speak for themselves -- infection rates border on epidemic levels, and lives are sometimes lost. Suggestions that vaccine might have links to autism has also proven to be fraudulent. A little googling on "antivaccine movement" will tell you all the dangers that are involved.
-Lik |