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RFK Jr. Reveals the Shocking Reason Why Vaccine Makers Are Shielded from Liability After getting hammered with lawsuits over the DTP vaccine, Wyeth (now Pfizer) went to President Reagan with a warning: give us legal protection, or we’ll stop making vaccines. President Reagan asked Wyeth why they couldn’t make...

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STAT Exclusive: On the eve of RFK Jr.’s confirmation hearings, his niece, a physician, shared a trove of private emails showing RFK Jr. making false claims about Covid-19 vaccines, linking vaccines to autism and raising doubts about the flu shots.

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RFK Jr. on Rogan is one of the best podcast episodes of all time. People before they judge RFK Jr. need to watch it.

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It’s a timeless episode. I often rediscover invaluable information each time I revisit it.

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Check out the autism rates since then!

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I love that Trump is now sounding the alarm on this. But for real: "If a product is safe, why do you need to give the manufacturer essentially blanket immunity to liability for the injuries that that product causes?"

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Wyeth (now Pfizer) said it themselves: vaccines are “unavoidably unsafe.”

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Imagine making a product so risky that you need legal immunity to keep selling it—then forcing people to take it anyway.

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What's crazy is how closed minded millions of people are when it comes to vaccines. Who wouldn't want to know the information if vaccines weren't safe? Who would want to let their kids get vaccinated if it wasn't safe. I'm SO pissed off I was misled and my children were vaccinated.

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"And they've had this experimental technology, that ends up in the bloodstream delivering nano particles loaded with contaminated genetic material and dumping it into the bone marrow"

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🔥 Robert F. Kennedy Jr Was Just Given 5 Full Minutes to Unload the Truth About Vaccine Safety Before Congress After getting sued heavily for the DTP vaccine, Wyeth (now Pfizer) went to the Reagan White House and demanded liability protections with the threat of getting out of the vaccine business. President Reagan asked Wyeth why they couldn’t make safer vaccines. Wyeth answered that they couldn’t because vaccines are “unavoidably unsafe.” And so, anybody who claims vaccines are safe and effective, the industry itself got immunity from liability by convincing President Reagan and Congress that vaccines are “unavoidably unsafe.” ------------------------------ Share this message. And follow (The Vigilant Fox 🦊) for more newsworthy clips.
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🔥 Robert F. Kennedy Jr Was Just Given 5 Full Minutes to Unload the Truth About Vaccine Safety Before Congress After getting sued heavily for the DTP vaccine, Wyeth (now Pfizer) went to the Reagan White House and demanded liability protections with the threat of getting out of the vaccine business. President Reagan asked Wyeth why they couldn’t make safer vaccines. Wyeth answered that they couldn’t because vaccines are “unavoidably unsafe.” And so, anybody who claims vaccines are safe and effective, the industry itself got immunity from liability by convincing President Reagan and Congress that vaccines are “unavoidably unsafe.” ------------------------------ Share this message. And follow (The Vigilant Fox 🦊) for more newsworthy clips.

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Joe Rogan Raises SERIOUS Questions About the Childhood Vaccine Schedule “There are so many of them. They give them to them so quickly. Like, from the moment they're born, they want to bang them up with vaccines.” What very few people know about the childhood vaccine schedule is that, in the early 1980s, vaccine manufacturers were losing BIG money. For every $1 they made off the DTP vaccine, they were losing about $20 to injury lawsuits. So Wyeth (now Pfizer) went to the Reagan White House and demanded liability protections with the threat of getting out of the vaccine business. President Reagan asked Wyeth why they couldn’t make safer vaccines. Wyeth answered that they couldn’t because vaccines are “unavoidably” unsafe. This led to the signing of the 1986 Vaccine Injury Act, which gave vaccine manufacturers special liability protections. “And so, anybody who tells you vaccines are safe and effective, the industry itself got immunity from liability by convincing the President and Congress that vaccines are unavoidably unsafe,” Robert Kennedy Jr. told Joe Rogan in a previous interview.

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Joe Rogan Drops Great Question “Isn’t it weird that you can just lie to people, and you could force people to take things, and you could hide the side effects, and you can’t sue them?” Vaccines are the ONLY product that you can’t sue the manufacturers directly. This is because, in the early 1980s, vaccine manufacturers were losing BIG money. For every $1 they made off the DTP vaccine, they were losing about $20 to injury lawsuits. So Wyeth (now Pfizer) went to the Reagan White House and demanded liability protections with the threat of getting out of the vaccine business. President Reagan asked Wyeth why they couldn’t make safer vaccines. Wyeth answered that they couldn’t because vaccines are “unavoidably unsafe.” This led to the signing of the 1986 Vaccine Injury Act, which gave vaccine manufacturers special liability protections. “And so, anybody who tells you vaccines are safe and effective, the industry itself got immunity from liability by convincing the President and Congress that vaccines are unavoidably unsafe,” Robert F. Kennedy Jr told Joe Rogan in a previous interview.

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Joe Rogan Drops Stunning Question on Big Pharma “Isn’t it weird that you can just lie to people, and you could force people to take things, and you could hide the side effects, and you can’t sue them?” It's true. You can’t sue vaccine manufacturers directly. This is because, in the early 1980s, vaccine manufacturers were losing BIG money. For every $1 they made off the DTP vaccine, they were losing about $20 to injury lawsuits. So Wyeth (now Pfizer) went to the Reagan White House and demanded liability protections with the threat of getting out of the vaccine business. President Reagan asked Wyeth why they couldn’t make safer vaccines. Wyeth answered that they couldn’t because vaccines are “unavoidably unsafe.” This led to the signing of the 1986 Vaccine Injury Act, which gave vaccine manufacturers special liability protections. “And so, anybody who tells you vaccines are safe and effective, the industry itself got immunity from liability by convincing the President and Congress that vaccines are unavoidably unsafe,” Robert Kennedy Jr. told Joe Rogan in a previous interview.
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In the early 1980s, vaccine manufacturers were losing BIG money. For every $1 they made off the DTP vaccine, they were losing $20 to injury lawsuits. So Wyeth (now Pfizer) went to the Reagan White House and demanded liability protections with the threat of getting out of the vaccine business. President Reagan asked Wyeth why they couldn’t make safer vaccines. Wyeth answered that they couldn’t because vaccines are “unavoidably unsafe.” The 1986 Vaccine Injury Act was then signed, which turned vaccines into a "dream product." Here's why: #1 - There's no liability, therefore no incentive to perform safety testing. #2 - No liability means no injury lawsuits, which means big savings for the vaccine manufacturers. #3 - The need for advertising and marketing is also eliminated because the products are mandated for kids to go to school. "If you could get your vaccine onto the CDC mandatory schedule. It's worth about a billion dollars in profit to your company for every vaccine every year," denoted Robert F. Kennedy Jr Repost and follow for more informative content. Related stories are attached in the thread below.
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RFK Jr. Exposes the Vaccine Industry’s Own Words: “Unavoidably Unsafe” In a stunning revelation, RFK Jr. recounted a pivotal 1980s meeting between Wyeth (now Pfizer) and the Reagan White House. With his uncle—then head of the Senate health committee—present, pharmaceutical executives delivered a blunt ultimatum: “We are losing $20 in downstream liability for every $1 we make in profits. Unless you grant us immunity, we’ll shut down vaccine production.” Reagan’s response? “Why don’t you make the vaccine safe?” The industry’s answer? “Because vaccines are unavoidably unsafe.” That phrase isn’t just rhetoric—it’s enshrined in the preamble of the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA) and later upheld in the Bruesewitz v. Wyeth Supreme Court decision. Yet today, when officials and corporations insist vaccines are “safe and effective,” they omit their own legal admission: the products carry inherent risks. This isn’t about anti-science; it’s about transparency and consent. Every medical intervention involves risk appraisal. The question is: Who gets to decide? The individual—or a system that shields corporations from accountability while mandating their products? The cognitive dissonance is deafening. If vaccines are truly “unavoidably unsafe,” shouldn’t the choice to accept that risk remain with the people—not imposed by force? Freedom means the right to ask questions. And the right to say no.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr answers the difficult question, "Are there any vaccines that are good?" #RFKJr says some of the live virus vaccines are probably averting more problems they are causing but there is no vaccine that is safe and effective. Here's the problem... The polio vaccine contained a virus called simian virus 40 (SV 40). It's one of the most carcinogenic materials that is known to man. It is used now by scientists in labs around the world to induce tumors in rats and guinea pigs. 98 million people who got that vaccine (including his generation) had this explosion of soft tissue cancers that killed many more people than polio ever did. Bobby says if you ask him if the polio vaccine was effective he is going to say YES. But if you ask him did it cause more death than avert he would say he doesn't know because there is no data on it. The most popular vaccine in the world is the DTP (Diphtheria, tetanus, & pertussis) vaccine. It was introduced in the United States in 1980. It caused so many injuries that the manufacturer (Wyeth) told Ronald Regan's administration that his company was paying $20 in downstream liabilities for every $1 that they were making in profits. They were going to get out of the business unless the government gave them permanent immunity from liability. Reagan asked why they didn't just make the vaccine safe. The response was "Vaccines are unavoidably unsafe". You can't make them safe. So when Reagan wrote the bill and passed it, the bill says in its preambles "Because vaccines are unavoidably unsafe." There was a Supreme Court Case (Bruesewitz) that upheld this bill and uses the same language, vaccines cannot be made safe. According to the law they are unavoidably unsafe. The DTP vaccine was discontinued in the United States and Europe because so many kids were being injured by it. However, the World Health Organization (WHO) and Bill Gates gives it to hundreds of millions African children every year. Gates went to the Danish government and asked them to support this program. He claims tens of millions of kids were saved from dying from DTP. The Danish government asked to see the data but Gates couldn't provide it. So they paid for a big study with Novo Nordisk (a Scandinavian vaccine company in West Africa) and looked at the DTP vaccine with 30 years of data. They retained the best vaccine scientists in the world from the African vaccine program including Peter Aaby, Sigrid Morganson and a bunch of others and they were shocked by what the found.... The vaccine was preventing kids from getting DTP but the girls who got the vaccine were 10 times more likely to die over the next 6 months than children who didn't get it. Why is that? They weren't dying from anything anybody ever associated with the vaccine they were dying from anemia, bilharzia, malaria, sepsis, pulmonary respiratory disease, and pneumonia. This research was found by people who were all pro-vaccine. The DTP vaccine was providing protection against the target illnesses but it had ruined the children's immune systems and they couldn't defend themselves against random infections that were harmless to most children. Bobby concludes by admitting that you can't prove this link but you can show statistically that if you get the DTP vaccine you are more likely to die over the next six months than if you don't. These types of studies, unfortunately, are not done for any other vaccines. A vote for #KennedyShanahan24 will guarantee studies like this will be done for all vaccines. #RFKJr2024 #Kennedy24
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From 7 Shots to 84: The 1986 Law That Made Vaccine Makers Untouchable Attorney Aaron Siri highlights a stark legal anomaly: vaccines are the only product where the US government, via DOJ attorneys, defends the manufacturer against injured consumers in the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP). This system was born from a crisis. Leading up to 1986, the CDC schedule included just 3 routine childhood vaccines (DTP, OPV, MMR) totaling 7 injections. Liability from these few products was so catastrophic that it drove every manufacturer to exit the market, risking the nation's vaccine supply. Congress's response was the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986. But instead of mandating safer products, the law took a different path. Siri describes the "original sin" as two-fold: 1. It allowed companies to continue selling products known to cause harm without the pressure to make them safer. 2. It granted them comprehensive legal immunity for all future vaccines. This fundamental shift, Siri argues, altered the entire landscape. It changed how clinical trials are conducted and fostered a culture where regulators see themselves as "partners with manufacturers." The result of this protected, liability-free market? A childhood schedule that has ballooned from 3 vaccines and 7 injections to 19 vaccines and 84 injections. The law designed to save the vaccine supply may have also removed the core incentive for safety innovation, fueling an unprecedented expansion.
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From 7 Shots to 84: The 1986 Law That Made Vaccine Makers Untouchable Attorney Aaron Siri highlights a stark legal anomaly: vaccines are the only product where the US government, via DOJ attorneys, defends the manufacturer against injured consumers in the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP). This system was born from a crisis. Leading up to 1986, the CDC schedule included just 3 routine childhood vaccines (DTP, OPV, MMR) totaling 7 injections. Liability from these few products was so catastrophic that it drove every manufacturer to exit the market, risking the nation's vaccine supply. Congress's response was the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986. But instead of mandating safer products, the law took a different path. Siri describes the "original sin" as two-fold: 1. It allowed companies to continue selling products known to cause harm without the pressure to make them safer. 2. It granted them comprehensive legal immunity for all future vaccines. This fundamental shift, Siri argues, altered the entire landscape. It changed how clinical trials are conducted and fostered a culture where regulators see themselves as "partners with manufacturers." The result of this protected, liability-free market? A childhood schedule that has ballooned from 3 vaccines and 7 injections to 19 vaccines and 84 injections. The law designed to save the vaccine supply may have also removed the core incentive for safety innovation, fueling an unprecedented expansion.

Camus

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💰 RFK Jr. breaks down just how much money the vaccine industry makes—and why it’s a lifelong profit machine once a vaccine is recommended. “There are hundreds of billions of dollars being made.” “Vaccines are different than other medicines because every other medicine your patent expires after 17 years.” “If you get a vaccine recommended, you have that forever.” “So it’s producing billions of dollars for you every year.” “When I was a kid, we had 3 vaccines.” “Today, kids get 80 doses of 17 vaccines—up from 23 doses of 7 vaccines in 1980.” “That was prompted because we gave immunity from liability in 1986 to the drug companies, and there was a gold rush.” Secretary Kennedy
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💰 RFK Jr. breaks down just how much money the vaccine industry makes—and why it’s a lifelong profit machine once a vaccine is recommended. “There are hundreds of billions of dollars being made.” “Vaccines are different than other medicines because every other medicine your patent expires after 17 years.” “If you get a vaccine recommended, you have that forever.” “So it’s producing billions of dollars for you every year.” “When I was a kid, we had 3 vaccines.” “Today, kids get 80 doses of 17 vaccines—up from 23 doses of 7 vaccines in 1980.” “That was prompted because we gave immunity from liability in 1986 to the drug companies, and there was a gold rush.” Secretary Kennedy

Children’s Health Defense

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🚨 Dr. Scott Gottlieb Worries That Moving the U.S. to the Denmark Vaccine Schedule Could Make Vaccine Makers Liable Again “If they move away from recommending these vaccines and move them to a different configuration on the CDC schedule called shared clinical decision making, there's a question of whether or not they will still have liability protection under the vaccine injury compensation program.”
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🚨 Dr. Scott Gottlieb Worries That Moving the U.S. to the Denmark Vaccine Schedule Could Make Vaccine Makers Liable Again “If they move away from recommending these vaccines and move them to a different configuration on the CDC schedule called shared clinical decision making, there's a question of whether or not they will still have liability protection under the vaccine injury compensation program.”

Chief Nerd

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You can’t make this up. Sen. Elizabeth Warren is throwing a tantrum over RFK Jr. passing the initial Senate Finance Committee vote, arguing that allowing vaccine manufacturers to be sued is dangerous. “Vaccine manufacturers often operate on very slim profit margins. If they get sued repeatedly and successfully, they simply move out of the vaccine space. We've already seen this happen with vaccines in the past.” To be clear, she’s arguing that Big Pharma should be shielded from lawsuits—even when their vaccines cause harm. Some of these people are truly insane.
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You can’t make this up. Sen. Elizabeth Warren is throwing a tantrum over RFK Jr. passing the initial Senate Finance Committee vote, arguing that allowing vaccine manufacturers to be sued is dangerous. “Vaccine manufacturers often operate on very slim profit margins. If they get sued repeatedly and successfully, they simply move out of the vaccine space. We've already seen this happen with vaccines in the past.” To be clear, she’s arguing that Big Pharma should be shielded from lawsuits—even when their vaccines cause harm. Some of these people are truly insane.

End Tribalism in Politics

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Most industries face a moment when their products cause harm. Exploding gas tanks? They redesign the gas tank. Asbestos in building materials? They remove the asbestos. That’s how accountability normally works. ICAN lead attorney Aaron Siri tells Joe Rogan how vaccines took a different path. In 1986, Congress passed the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act, granting vaccine manufacturers special immunity from lawsuits claiming their products could have been made safer. No parent. No child. No individual. That protection still exists today. Siri explains on the Joe Rogan Experience that in nearly every other industry, the possibility of lawsuits creates a powerful incentive to make products safer. Except for one. Vaccines. Why shouldn't vaccines have the same legal accountability as every other medical product?
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Most industries face a moment when their products cause harm. Exploding gas tanks? They redesign the gas tank. Asbestos in building materials? They remove the asbestos. That’s how accountability normally works. ICAN lead attorney Aaron Siri tells Joe Rogan how vaccines took a different path. In 1986, Congress passed the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act, granting vaccine manufacturers special immunity from lawsuits claiming their products could have been made safer. No parent. No child. No individual. That protection still exists today. Siri explains on the Joe Rogan Experience that in nearly every other industry, the possibility of lawsuits creates a powerful incentive to make products safer. Except for one. Vaccines. Why shouldn't vaccines have the same legal accountability as every other medical product?

The HighWire

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Aaron Siri on the Unprecedented Immunity of Vaccine Manufacturers: Vaccines are the only product in America where manufacturers cannot be sued for design defects—even if their product harms or kills. Before 1986, there were just 3 routine vaccines. The damage they caused was so severe that manufacturers were abandoning the market. Congress responded not by demanding safer products, but by granting vaccine companies absolute immunity through the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986. The result? An explosion in the vaccine schedule. In the 1980s, children received 3 injections by age one. Today, they receive 29. Every new vaccine since 1986 was developed by companies knowing they’d never be held accountable for the harm their products cause. A vaccine isn’t defined by its ability to stop disease—it’s defined by the fact that it causes so much harm, it can’t survive in the marketplace without government protection from lawsuits.
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Aaron Siri on the Unprecedented Immunity of Vaccine Manufacturers: Vaccines are the only product in America where manufacturers cannot be sued for design defects—even if their product harms or kills. Before 1986, there were just 3 routine vaccines. The damage they caused was so severe that manufacturers were abandoning the market. Congress responded not by demanding safer products, but by granting vaccine companies absolute immunity through the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986. The result? An explosion in the vaccine schedule. In the 1980s, children received 3 injections by age one. Today, they receive 29. Every new vaccine since 1986 was developed by companies knowing they’d never be held accountable for the harm their products cause. A vaccine isn’t defined by its ability to stop disease—it’s defined by the fact that it causes so much harm, it can’t survive in the marketplace without government protection from lawsuits.

Camus

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RFK Jr. Drops a Bombshell: “The Autism Spike Began in 1989 — Right After Pharma Got Legal Immunity for Vaccines” RFK Jr. says the EPA, not the CDC or FDA, identified 1989 as the year autism rates exploded—and that moment wasn’t random. Three years earlier, Congress passed the 1986 Vaccine Act, granting vaccine makers full legal immunity for vaccines. No lawsuits. No accountability. Overnight, every barrier—testing costs, legal risks, marketing expenses—disappeared. What followed was a pharmaceutical gold rush. With mandatory schedules guaranteeing millions of customers, new vaccines poured in for everything from rotavirus to hepatitis B—even conditions that aren't contagious. RFK Jr. frames it bluntly: 1989 marked the year public health stopped being about health—and became about profit.
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RFK Jr. Drops a Bombshell: “The Autism Spike Began in 1989 — Right After Pharma Got Legal Immunity for Vaccines” RFK Jr. says the EPA, not the CDC or FDA, identified 1989 as the year autism rates exploded—and that moment wasn’t random. Three years earlier, Congress passed the 1986 Vaccine Act, granting vaccine makers full legal immunity for vaccines. No lawsuits. No accountability. Overnight, every barrier—testing costs, legal risks, marketing expenses—disappeared. What followed was a pharmaceutical gold rush. With mandatory schedules guaranteeing millions of customers, new vaccines poured in for everything from rotavirus to hepatitis B—even conditions that aren't contagious. RFK Jr. frames it bluntly: 1989 marked the year public health stopped being about health—and became about profit.

Camus

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