Q&A Series with MD Doctor: Somebody has to be the Guinea Pig!

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The clip above is one among a series of audio clips of dialogue that took place in New York in 2019. I was invited by a parent to attend a Vaccine Forum at a Long Island School District that was hosted by their Parent Council. They invited a respected medical doctor with extensive experience with vaccines and vaccine research to take questions and ultimately ease concerns of the vaccine program.

In these audio snippets I am directly asking my questions to this doctor. I want to say that I have tremendous respect for any person who devotes their career towards helping others. Though she and I may hold differing opinions, our intention is for the betterment of children.

I am sharing this dialogue to give perspective about the vaccine safety issue. Some of the other parents at the forum were unaware of just how complex the vaccine industry in our country is due to the development process of vaccines, laws concerning research of biologics in terms of safety and efficacy, and the 1986 Act. Several times the parents running the meeting attempted to silence these questions that I was asking for reasons I do not fully understand. I can only assume that these questions steered the conversation into an arena of more concern and consideration when what they were potentially hoping for was a pacifying response to ease all fears of the vaccine program.

Unfortunately the issues surrounding the vaccine industry cannot be easily pacified. In order for a vaccine to stimulate an immune response it requires a toxic adjuvant to be included in its ingredient list. Studies have not been published that show which portion of the population can methylate these toxins effectively, if at all. The gold standard of scientific practice to test a vaccine in a randomized control study against an inert placebo is not required in our country due to vaccines being listed as biologics and not drugs. Thus there is no true way to assert the safety or efficacy of a vaccine.

We, as free citizens, deserve transparency and autonomy when making medical decisions that concern our own body and that of our children. We must remember, especially in the world climate that we live in today, that blind faith in any person, regardless of their degree or title, or in any institution of persons, whether it be government sponsored etc., is a potential recipe for disaster and cultural collapse.

Thus I urge us all to consider the following sentiment: Where there is risk, there must be choice.