Does anyone else feel this way?

I've seen these websites posted on this forum and some others and i'm wondering if the people who posted them, or anyone else for that matter, actually believes the information they present, or just simply choose to believe the statements in these websites blindly because they want to think vaccines are dangerous. These websites contain so many obviously false statements, it is hard for me to believe any information in them, and I can not see how these websites could be used in a valid discussion concerning vaccination. Am I just wrong or does anyone else feel this way?



http://whale.to/a/mcbean3.html

A manuscript from 1956. It contains statements like viruses do not exist and antibodies are unproven.


http://www.vaccinationdebate.com/web4.html

This has its primary source from a paper first published in 1926. It claims that bacteria, viruses, etc. do not cause disease.


http://www.mercola.com/article/vaccines/immune_suppression.htm

This one is my favorite. I really think this guy was just making up facts as he was writing.

Any thoughts?