Your comments with regard to WHO - these are worldwide statistics. Undoubtedly vaccination programmes especially in third world countries have done much to halt the spread of illnesses that kill in areas where hygiene levels are low. I have been there and I have seen it with my own eyes. Vaccines have prevented much in those countries.

We don't live in a third world country - we have clean water and soap to wash our hands, we have access to helath care. We also have questions about the risk of injury to our children.

I have seen these countries and I know just how amazing vaccines have been at halting the spread of contagious disease. I also understand very well the need for the majority of the community to be immunised to make it effective. As I have said tirelessly I lament at the conflict I have with this personally.
But Barb says all the time in the breastfeeding section wrt the WHO breastfeeding guidelines:

It's the World Health Organisation, not the Third World Health Organisation.
So how come it's good to follow their guidelines about BFing but not about immunisation? (no need to answer, I'm just posing it as a point)