Gary Brecka

Yeah, I remember you talking about that, the Maha Summit, zero letters and you had over a thousand that you'd sent out, you know, just warning.

I want to go back to the vaccines for a minute because it's a real hot topic.

And I think it's a hot topic because, not because of the real science, but because of the, you know, political cloud that surrounds it.

And if we lay politics aside for a minute, and we understand that, you know, that,

And pharmaceutical companies that make these vaccines that make it under the schedule are protected from liability.

There's a liability shield for them.

As a purely capitalistic move, if I could create a product and not have any liability, I would drive a truck through that.

And I think that's what you see happen.

You see the number of vaccines on the schedule absolutely explode.

18 vaccines in the first 18 months of life, a lot of which are vaccinating against statistically insignificant risk or almost non-existent risk, hepatitis B, for example.

Is there a review process for, excuse me, for these vaccines?

Because the attack on the FDA and I guess you to a lesser extent is that, you know, you're going to kill millions of people because you're banning vaccines, which has not happened.

That's right.

Which has not happened at all.

I think you're, I mean, from my perspective, you're taking a very intelligent approach to say, hey, we can't have mandates for something where we don't have data.

Right?

We can still make it available if you choose, if through the informed consent process, you make the decision to be vaccinated or have your child vaccinated, but we're not going to say to get into public school, you are required to have X, Y, and Z. So where does the FDA land and where is the FDA going on its investigation of vaccines, especially mRNA vaccines, which are highly controversial now?

So we're going to return to a gold standard science threshold for approvals at the FDA.

We're not going to be blindly rubber stamping mRNA COVID vaccines every year in perpetuity with no data.

That's the path that we've been on.