Aaron Siri

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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, 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, 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.

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.

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.

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.