If your theory were true, why would Africa (i.e. a region where vaccines are often less available than in first-world countries) be undergoing a surge of new, unclassified viral infections? Wouldn't the natural result of having more vaccines available (and used) mean that any surge should be happening (mostly) in first-world countries?
Or, could it be that, as the scientists in the documentary explained, as we gain access to new 'environments' (i.e. through increasing industrialization of previously un-industrialized regions), people become more exposed to viruses they haven't encountered before. Tying into that, there is the increasing access to global travel to increase risk that viruses enter environments they haven't been before. And then there's the added risk of our increased industrialization of foodstuffs (i.e. factory-farms where viruses sometimes/occasionally find the 'perfect' environment to multiply beyond control and create a 'pandemic').
By the way, are you also aware that there is ABSOLUTELY NO medical science to back up your opinion that (properly created/stored/utilized) vaccines are unsafe?
.... Monica, you may know how vaccines are created, and you may be right that it's a nasty/scary thing to consider what goes into them... but that doesn't mean you know crap.

I agree with jus me, of the many things God has given us, he gave us a brain with which we can think and reason about what he has told us. If God didn't want us to be skeptical about what we hear and find our own personal meaning from his words then why even bother giving us free will.

Gary Long is one of a great many people who, in the search for a definitive source of wisdom or a definitive predictor of the future, has probably given up on critical thinking in favor of the comforting delusion of having found "the one true view" the universe. I don't blame him for wanting to "know" what to make of this world, but I also don't respect his willingness to simply take what he is told by some arcane "religious" leaders. I'm concerned that Gary and others like him ignore so many sources of information, facts that humans have learned since biblical times, facts that would ultimately help them have a more clear understanding of the world. I don't wish Gary ill; I wish him well- I simply wish he and those like him would investigate the wisdom we've cultivated in the last two thousand years. It's quite a lot, and it's quite important.

What an idiot, this Gary Long is. Part of the problem, never a part of the solution, this line of thinking.

When there are too many wild animals such as Deer per square mile a disease develops and kills many or most thus thinning out the herd.
Why would humans be any different than other animals? Is it because humans believe in a master creator and lesser animals that can't contemplate their own existence/beginning don't? Acting as though we are "above it all" because we have religion is futile. God and our alleged sins do not have anything to do with our own demise brought by the proverbial hands of nature.