Discussion on Vaccine Hesitancy and Ideology

To make matters worse, though, there's another,

I think, very important point when it comes to vaccines,

is there's almost like a medical religion around vaccines.

There's a vaccine ideology.

And so, vaccines for 300 years have been presented

to us as being safe for 300 years.

And in fact, anybody who, you know,

speaks contrary to that is heterodox and is considered apostate.

This has been going on for 300 years.

And in my second book,

which is a New York Times bestseller from the McCullough Foundation,

we highlight this.

We go back 300 years.

And, you know, as you sit here today,

there's 20 scientific instruments,

surveys that detect vaccine hesitancy.

And if one is judged to be hesitant

in taking a vaccine, that's actually considered a mental disease.

What? Yeah.

So, vaccine hesitancy and the World Health Organization,

other public health organizations have said one

of the biggest threats to public health is vaccine hesitancy.

So, if vaccine hesitancy is a threat,

then therefore it must be wiped out.

So, journals are in the business of wiping out vaccine hesitancy.

So, they will never publish a paper about vaccine side effects

because it could lead to vaccine hesitancy.