Topic: Acip

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has begun purging the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), which Bigtree claims was entirely controlled by Big Pharma. He warns that while Kennedy has made a beachhead, he is surrounded by 50,000 employees who may attempt to sabotage his reforms. Bigtree emphasizes that the upcoming midterm elections are critical to maintaining this momentum and protecting the "MAHA" agenda from a return to censorship.

Del Bigtree characterizes the modern vaccine program as a "cult" with its own version of "original sin," where babies are born "dirty" and require immediate injection. He specifically critiques the Hepatitis B vaccine given on the first day of life for a sexually transmitted disease that infants are unlikely to encounter. He cites FDA warning labels for Recombivax HB, noting the safety trials only followed 147 children for five days with no placebo group.

RFK Jr. fired the entire 17-member ACIP vaccine advisory committee, a move described as unprecedented and a major blow to Big Pharma. Dr. Tenpenny explains that many vaccine trials use other vaccines as "placebos" rather than inert saline, which masks the true rate of adverse effects. She criticizes Senator Cassidy for claiming that double-blind placebo-controlled studies exist for major vaccines, asserting that such claims are scientifically inaccurate.

The CDC's ACIP panel has added COVID-19 vaccines to the childhood schedule for infants six months and older, sparking a reevaluation of the entire vaccine bundle. Dr. Peter McCullough notes that certain shot combinations may trigger febrile seizures linked to autism. McCullough has moved his medical practice to McKinney, Texas, to focus on treating vaccine-injured patients.

An FDA advisor explains his abstention from a vote regarding the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children, citing a lack of long-term safety tracking. Dr. Eric Rubin is quoted stating that the safety of the vaccine cannot be fully understood until it is widely administered to the public. Jones characterizes this approach as using children as "guinea pigs" for medical experimentation.