Joe Rogan Experience #2462 - Aaron Siri

The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 granted pharmaceutical companies complete immunity from lawsuits for injuries or deaths caused by childhood vaccines. This means individuals cannot sue manufacturers for failing to make their products safer, a protection unique to vaccines compared to virtually all other products in America.

The only product in America where you cannot sue to say had you made that product safer, my child wouldn't be dead... are childhood vaccines... because of a law called the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986. It gave pharma companies that incredibly special immunity.

Unlike most pharmaceutical drugs, which undergo multi-year, placebo-controlled trials, most childhood vaccines are licensed based on safety reviews lasting only days or weeks. Not a single routine injected childhood vaccine (excluding the COVID vaccine for children) was licensed based on a placebo-controlled trial.

Most drugs are licensed based on multi-year placebo control trials... In contrast, for most childhood vaccines, instead of years, it's often days or weeks of safety review in the clinical trial relied upon to license them. Not a single routine injected childhood vaccine was licensed based on a placebo control trial, say for the COVID vaccine, by the way, for children. It's the only one.

Before the measles vaccine was introduced, approximately 400 people died from measles annually in the United States, representing about 1 in 450,000 Americans. The mortality rate from measles had already declined by over 98% between 1900 and the early 1960s, prior to widespread vaccination, likely due to improved sanitation and acute medical care.

You have any idea how many people died of measles in the years before there was measles vaccine in the United States? About 400 a year? That's it. 400 a year died in the United States at a time when everybody had measles, which comes out to about 1 in 450,000 Americans dying of measles. That's in the CDC... Between 1900 and the late 1950s, early 1960s, the mortality from measles declined in the United States by over 98%. You know what didn't cause that? Vaccines. Yeah. Because it didn't exist.

Studies in peer-reviewed literature indicate that individuals who had measles and mumps as children show a statistically significant reduction in deaths from cardiovascular disease and various cancers. For example, a 22-year Japanese study found a 20% decline in cardiovascular disease deaths among those who had measles and mumps.

Studies that have looked at those that have had measles versus those that don't find that those that have had measles have a statistically significant greater reduction in deaths from cardiovascular disease and various cancers... There's a 20 year 22-year prospective study in Japan... found that those that had measles and mumps had a 20% statistically significant decline in deaths from cardiovascular disease.

Despite widespread claims that vaccines do not cause autism, the CDC, when legally challenged, could not produce studies showing that individual vaccines given in the first six months of life (e.g., Hep B, DTaP, IPV, PCV, HIV vaccines) do not cause autism. The only peer-reviewed study on Hep B vaccine and autism showed a three-fold increased rate of autism.

We sent a freedom of information act request foyer request to the CDC and we said hey your website says vaccines do not cause autism. Great. Please give us the studies that show that he B vaccine given three times in the first six months of life do not cause autism... They never gave us the studies. I sued them in federal court... They could not produce one that showed the vaccines given in the first six months of life do not cause autism... There is one study out there regarding hep vaccines and autism... it showed that kids that got he vaccine versus those that did in the first month month of life had three times the rate of autism.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, governments issued mandates (e.g., stay-at-home orders, vaccine requirements) that infringed on fundamental individual rights. Information that challenged official narratives, even when sourced from primary documents or experts, was censored and labeled as 'misinformation' or 'malinformation' (true but inconvenient information).

They said, 'Stay in your house.' When the the when they had that first order came down, I was like, 'People are just going to be outraged. People are going to protest.' And when they didn't, that's what dismayed me personally... Fiser's own document submitted to the FDA... was taken down as misinformation... We didn't really weren't aware that it was government involvement that they were stepping in to remove and remove malin information.