Aaron Siri

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the number of deaths in the year before every vaccine that is now on the schedule, putting aside COVID vaccine, because there were hundreds of thousands of deaths before the vaccine, right, they say. And you can argue whether the vaccine
though there was all increased all cost mortality afterwards, putting aside the flu shot, which the science is clear, doesn't reduce mortality based on numerous reviews like Cork and collaboration, which I understand now is owned by the Gates Foundation. So maybe those studies will change soon. You're at thousands of deaths. Thousands total.
And many of those were occurring in years long before the current acute care that we provide, the current increases and all the other factors that cause the reduction in mortality to begin with. But nonetheless, this is the only thing they want to point to is vaccines. So I think that that's maybe what it is.
There's just, it fills a space of they have to believe in something and these products fill that space for them. Because I find a lot of times you can't really have an objective conversation, a non-emotional objective conversation with some people about these products. And they are just products.
Well, my client, an informed consent action network, ICANN, has been beating on that drum now for a good eight, almost eight years with the FDA, starting with an extensive letter about all of these shortcomings in 2017. ICANN was formed at the end of 2016. And you might say, well, the vaccine had been licensed for decades at that point. Why now?
Well, first ICANN was just formed then to really start looking at these things. And also in 1986, there was something called the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act that was passed. I don't know if you're familiar with that. Basically, leading up to 1986, there were only three routine vaccines in the United States. That's it.
A child in the first year of life received three injections, according to the CDC schedule, okay? Problem is, is that- And what were they? DTP, OPV, and MMR.
So one is DTP, diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis. So that's one vaccine. OPV, which is oral polio vaccine. And then MMR is measles, mumps, rubella vaccine. So each of those are counting three different vaccines on the market, three separate products.
That was the state of play. That's it. And they were causing so much financial losses to the manufacturers of those three products. There were many companies that made those products that all of them went out of business or stopped making them, except there was one company remaining for each of them. And they were threatening to go out of business too. Now,
Congress, in its wisdom, should have let them do what every other manufacturer does for every other product. You make a plane that falls out of the sky, make a better plane. You make a car that gas tank blows up, make a better car. You make a drug that's causing people to have all kinds of complications, make a better drug. Instead, Congress said, you know what, actually,
We'll just make it so nobody can sue you for the injuries for those three products.
That's right. They were going to go, yeah, that's right. They were succumbing to incredible financial losses because of the injuries these products were causing.
And so, you know, when you think about it, drugs don't have this immunity, but Congress passed the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986, and that gave them immunity for any injuries from those three products, but not only those three products. any other routine childhood vaccine that came on the market thereafter. And so we have gone
from three injections in the first year of life on the CDC schedule, those ones we just talked about, to if you look at the CDC schedule today, you get 29 injections in the first year of life.
If your child gets all of the vaccines that is currently on the CDCs, just in the first year of life schedule, I'm not even counting the four shots that you're supposed to get in pregnancy now, which didn't exist back in 86, And that assumes you don't get any combination vaccines. That's what you would get. That's the differential between then and now.
And in that same time period, we have gone from under 13% of kids in America have a chronic health issue in the early 80s to well over 50% of kids today have a chronic health issue. And many of those issues that have exploded are- From 86 to present. From 86 to present, yes. And many of those chronic health issues amongst children that have exploded are immune mediated conditions.
So something has gone wrong with the immune system of our children I'm not saying vaccines cause all of that rise, but what I am saying is that we do know that vaccines can cause a number of immune and immune-mediated neurological conditions, including some of the conditions that we have seen explode since the early 80s. It's obviously not the only environmental change, right?
Because something in the environment had to change between the early 80s and today to cause this dysregulation in our children's immune system to cause all this chronic disease. Was it vaccines? Was it pesticides? Is it all the new chemicals that are kind of on our food? There's a whole host of factors to look at.
But when you're talking about immune system dysregulation, looking at the products that came online between 1986 and today, it's pretty critical. And so to answer your question now, you said, well, has anybody asked the question about this clinical trial for this polio vaccine? So when my client, ICANN, started really looking at this issue, it said, well, you know, Are the vaccines a contributor?
Because given a lot of vaccines in the first year of life, is that what's causing these immune system issues? Well, the place that you go to assess whether a product is safe is its clinical trial. Why? It's the one time you can determine causation, really, between a product and a claimed injury. you need a prospective double-blind placebo-controlled trial, typically, or well-controlled trial.
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