Don’t be fooled by claims that earlier vaccines were licensed based on long-term placebo-controlled trials. For example: The first Hep A vaccine ever licensed in the U.S. (and still used) did not use a placebo in its trial (instead, its control was Engerix-B, licensed for children based on a trial with 4 days of safety monitoring after injection). The first chickenpox vaccine licensed in the U.S. (and still used) did not use a placebo in its trial (instead, its control was an injection of neomycin, an antibiotic). Prevnar 13 was licensed for babies based on a trial in which Prevnar 7 was used as a control, and Prevnar 7 was licensed based on a trial in which another experimental vaccine, an "Investigational meningococcal group C conjugate vaccine,” was used as a control – again, not a placebo. The current polio vaccine was licensed in the U.S. without a placebo (and only three days of safety monitoring) and the very first polio vaccine (the Salk vaccine) was licensed in 1955 without a placebo. In fact, Dr. Paul Offit attacked me claiming “200,000 were inoculated with salt water” in the Salk polio vaccine trials to “prove” a placebo was used. He is wrong. The official Salk trial report, page 51, describes precisely what these 200,000 children received: an injection that included, among other things, “199 solution” (a synthetic tissue culture medium and ethanol) “phenol red,” “antibiotics,” and “formalin.” In other words, not a placebo. After being called out on the above, Dr. Offit then oddly argued a “placebo” doesn’t mean a saline injection but rather something that is “immunologically inert.” But even under Dr. Offit’s revised definition that would still mean all the controls above were not “placebos” since other vaccines or injections of antibiotics are not immunologically inert. The reality is that the trials the FDA relied upon to license a vaccine as safe are contained in Section 6.1 of the package insert for each vaccine and the hard-cold-reality is right there in black-and-white for the world to see: icandecide.org/no-placebo Join the Spaces event discussing this chart tomorrow, on Tuesday (7/30) at noon Eastern: x.com/i/spaces/1ynjo (See chart in link above and prior Twitter/Stack exchanges with Dr. Offit for sources for all above.)Don’t be fooled by claims that earlier vaccines were licensed based on long-term placebo-controlled trials. For example:
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AARON SIRI: The first Hep A vaccine ever licensed in the U.S. (and still used) did not use a placebo in its trial (instead, its control was Engerix-B, licensed for children based on a trial with 4 days of safety monitoring after injection).
Thursday, April 13, 2023
"Vaccination does not account for the impressive declines in mortality that we saw in the first half of the 20th century"
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Vaccination does not account for the impressive declines in mortality that we saw in the first half of the 20th century. Nearly 90% of the decline in infectious disease mortality among U.S. children occurred before 1940 when few antibiotics or vaccines were available. from Pediatrics
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This study shows smallpox mortality declined before the vaccine was introduced. from NCBI.
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Vaccine injury lawsuits. Oral polio vaccine which was responsible for causing every domestic case of paralytic polio in the U.S. after 1979. Even though the risk of getting polio from the vaccine had become greater than the risk from the wild virus. And even though an alternative, inactivated polio vaccine was available, the FDA in 1984 declared that "any possible doubts, whether or not well-founded about the safety of the vaccine cannot be allowed to exist in view of the need to assure that the vaccine will continue to be used to the maximum extent consistent with the nation's public health objectives."
That reminds me of the censorship and suppression that's been going on these days.
Saturday, May 21, 2022
Jonas Salk vs. Albert Sabin: The War on Polio
The March of Time is an American newsreel series sponsored by Time Inc. and shown in movie theaters from 1935 to 1951. It was based on a radio news series broadcast from 1931 to 1945. The "voice" of both series was Westbrook VAn Voorhis. Produced and written by Louis de Rochemont and his brother Richard de Rochemont, The March of Time was recognized with an Academy Honorary Award in 1937.
Here is a 1938 The March of Time newsreel, titled, "Inside Nazi Germany."
March of the Moms was where moms in the neighborhood would march around the neighborhood at night and collect the change thar families would leave out on the porch under a porch light.
Of the 30,000 kids who were inoculated across the country, some kids began to die and the Salk vaccine national program was called to a halt and Salk was was called in to Congress.
Sabin on Sunday where everyone in the country was given a sugar cube with the Sabin vaccine which had the live virus in it. Salk, to his credit never gives up. In 1954, Sabin goes before the American Medical Association in the Madison Square Gardens in front of 38,000 people and denounces Salk as a communist
He says this is going to cause polio and he was right, the Sabin vaccine did cause polio all the way to today. In fact, the only cause of polio in the world today is from vaccine-induced polio.
At the 39:50-mark, Mark Groubert says "that's why the vaccine companies have immunity today." So I missed the lead in to that statement. It's because of the Sabin vaccine lawsuit that vaccine companies have immunity today.
The Fauci-ites hate Salk. Sabin calls Salk nothing more than a kitchen chemist. The refrigeration if the Albert Sabin vaccine is what kept the polio vaccine alive. That's why you kept hearing about the polio vaccine in Africa and the polio vaccine in India.