Running scared, pharma-owned Big Media ramps up fearmongering
Today, I am more hopeful than ever that we, as a movement, are about to expose the truth about vaccines and autism. Why?
Because Big Pharma, through its mainstream media megaphone, has unleashed an unprecedented torrent of attacks on medical freedom and fearmongering — attacks designed to scare parents into vaccinating their kids .
It’s a clear sign the vaccine industry is terrified its dark secrets will be exposed, and its global $69 billion gravy train will dry up.
In the past two months, media outlets have pumped out an endless stream of hysterical headlines over a non-life-threatening measles outbreak. Although they repeatedly refer to a recent “death from measles,” we at CHD exposed that the child’s death was caused by medical error, not measles.
In fact, during the past decade, there have been no deaths directly attributable to measles — while 42 deaths and 2,908 serious injuries were reported to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, or VAERS, following the MMR vaccine. Where were the headlines for those deaths and injuries?
Major media have ramped up their attacks on the very mention of an investigation into the possible link between vaccines and autism.
For example, media attacks on Dr. David Weldon, an outspoken advocate for vaccine safety, tanked his nomination to lead the CDC.
The attacks on data analyst and researcher
David Geier were even more vicious after
The Washington Post, citing anonymous sources, reported that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) tapped Geier to oversee a study on vaccines and autism.
Public health officials are terrified their reputations will go down with the ship — and with good reason.
Last week, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. forced out the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) top vaccine cheerleader, Dr. Peter Marks. The news sent
vaccine stocks plummeting — proof that the FDA has been serving pharma, not our children.
Americans deserve to see the 40 years’ worth of healthcare data we paid to collect
For almost 40 years, our public health agencies have been collecting healthcare data on more than 10 million Americans. We know those data hold the answers to the autism epidemic.
We, as taxpayers, paid to collect and house that data. But not only have our federal agencies refused to share the data with the public, including scientists, researchers and journalists — they’re now trying to keep Secretary Kennedy and his team from accessing it, too.
When Kennedy announced the restructuring of HHS, he revealed that agencies within HHS are hoarding and hiding healthcare patient data — even from him.
These are the actions of public health officials, beholden to Big Pharma, who live in fear.
Fear that their crimes against our children will be exposed for all to see. Fear that their obscene profits will dry up. Fear that they will no longer be able to frighten or bully or mandate parents into harming their own children.
For decades, Big Pharma has relied on fearmongering, mandates and laws that protect vaccine makers and the medical establishment from liability for the injuries their products cause.
But the jig is finally up. Kennedy recently announced that HHS is creating an agency within the CDC that will focus on vaccine injuries — that’s the best news parents have heard in decades.
April 2 - The World Autism Day. Let’s honor autistic children and adults everywhere by demanding our federal agencies unlock the four decades of data that hold the secrets to why autism rates are soaring — so we can end the autism epidemic once and for all.