Aaron Siri

Yeah, they're right there on the article. You can't... But from over the years and Cheryl has reached out and you never have a conversation with somebody and you're like, hey, look, look at this fact right here. And they just, instead of responding to it, they just immediately go to something else. because they can't deal with that fact. So they just bring up something else.

Yeah, they're right there on the article. You can't... But from over the years and Cheryl has reached out and you never have a conversation with somebody and you're like, hey, look, look at this fact right here. And they just, instead of responding to it, they just immediately go to something else. because they can't deal with that fact. So they just bring up something else.

Yeah, they're right there on the article. You can't... But from over the years and Cheryl has reached out and you never have a conversation with somebody and you're like, hey, look, look at this fact right here. And they just, instead of responding to it, they just immediately go to something else. because they can't deal with that fact. So they just bring up something else.

I feel like that's a sign to me of a lack of being able to really objectively evaluate the evidence in front of you. And I feel like there's an issue there. So there's ideology. And then there's also, you've to look at, always got to look at somebody's financial interests, always, right? Because it conforms their conduct, whether in one way or another.

I feel like that's a sign to me of a lack of being able to really objectively evaluate the evidence in front of you. And I feel like there's an issue there. So there's ideology. And then there's also, you've to look at, always got to look at somebody's financial interests, always, right? Because it conforms their conduct, whether in one way or another.

I feel like that's a sign to me of a lack of being able to really objectively evaluate the evidence in front of you. And I feel like there's an issue there. So there's ideology. And then there's also, you've to look at, always got to look at somebody's financial interests, always, right? Because it conforms their conduct, whether in one way or another.

As objective as we all think we would like to believe we are, and we should all strive for it, financial interests affect us. They do.

As objective as we all think we would like to believe we are, and we should all strive for it, financial interests affect us. They do.

As objective as we all think we would like to believe we are, and we should all strive for it, financial interests affect us. They do.

And so where does New York Times get some of its financing? Is there any dollars that flow to their advertising coffers from those who want informed consent, medical freedom, or is there more dollars that flow from pharmaceutical companies? And so, you know, that's maybe a consideration as well.

And so where does New York Times get some of its financing? Is there any dollars that flow to their advertising coffers from those who want informed consent, medical freedom, or is there more dollars that flow from pharmaceutical companies? And so, you know, that's maybe a consideration as well.

And so where does New York Times get some of its financing? Is there any dollars that flow to their advertising coffers from those who want informed consent, medical freedom, or is there more dollars that flow from pharmaceutical companies? And so, you know, that's maybe a consideration as well.

Oh, it's obviously more from the medical, pharmaceutical industry flows than the New York Times. I don't believe that there are many medical freedom informed consent organizations with a lot of money. So I don't think that's there, but- Is pharma a big advertiser? I don't know the percentage, but I know, I mean, I've seen ads, so I've not dug into it.

Oh, it's obviously more from the medical, pharmaceutical industry flows than the New York Times. I don't believe that there are many medical freedom informed consent organizations with a lot of money. So I don't think that's there, but- Is pharma a big advertiser? I don't know the percentage, but I know, I mean, I've seen ads, so I've not dug into it.

Oh, it's obviously more from the medical, pharmaceutical industry flows than the New York Times. I don't believe that there are many medical freedom informed consent organizations with a lot of money. So I don't think that's there, but- Is pharma a big advertiser? I don't know the percentage, but I know, I mean, I've seen ads, so I've not dug into it.

I have not engaged in trying to answer the question you just asked me. So you asked me to speculate, so I speculated. I mean, again, whatever their motives are, they did it. And the reason that I, and just to, I'll wrap up the point of why they knew it was false and why it was false is that

I have not engaged in trying to answer the question you just asked me. So you asked me to speculate, so I speculated. I mean, again, whatever their motives are, they did it. And the reason that I, and just to, I'll wrap up the point of why they knew it was false and why it was false is that

I have not engaged in trying to answer the question you just asked me. So you asked me to speculate, so I speculated. I mean, again, whatever their motives are, they did it. And the reason that I, and just to, I'll wrap up the point of why they knew it was false and why it was false is that

The petition only asked for the reevaluation as to children, which would have meant, even if the petition was granted, it would have made available for all adults in America, licensed, okay? Which would have meant it would have remained off-label use for all children. So nobody would have been deprived in America for even that one vaccine we asked about.

The petition only asked for the reevaluation as to children, which would have meant, even if the petition was granted, it would have made available for all adults in America, licensed, okay? Which would have meant it would have remained off-label use for all children. So nobody would have been deprived in America for even that one vaccine we asked about.