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A Dragon By The Tail On the eve of an historic, billion-dollar world vaccination campaign, a leaked transcript ignites questions of vaccine safety and research corruption. Meanwhile, US senators fast-track a bill to protect vaccine manufacturers from litigation. With millions of lives at stake, and billions of dollars to lose, will a merger of philanthropy, big business and compromised science win an epic race between corporate agendas and medical ethics? In this world exclusive report, byronchild Magazine
exposes how the most powerful medical research bodies in the United States
compromise their vaccine safety research for vested interests, as they
assist in a global vaccine policy, while a bill looms in the background
to protect it all. Meanwhile in Texas, after receiving an internal transcript that allegedly proves the Institutes of Medicine's report denying a link between childhood vaccines and autism last year was "predetermined", a US District Court judge has ordered the world's "big five" vaccine manufacturers to "produce any and all documents relating to payments made to, or stock ownership" by the seventeen members of the IOM's Immunization and Safety Review Committee. A court document submitting the IOM's leaked transcript
as an exhibit in the first civil juried lawsuit against the vaccine manufacturers
states the transcript proves the IOM committee "predetermined
the necessity of not finding causality between vaccines and autism and/or
neurological injury" in its official reports on the issue. When the defendant's legal counsel balked at the amount
of expense involved in producing such extensive documentation for the
court, Judge Ward reassured the defense of their use for both defendants
and plaintiffs alike of the more than 300 pending lawsuits "involving
claims related to the use of thimerosal in pediatric vaccines"
waiting to be tried in the US. · to endorse standardized case definitions for
Adverse Events Following Immunizations for "global dissemination"; Is it possible that a closed meeting transcript alleged
as proof of a ploy to ignore vaccine risks, a near billion-dollar grant
for a global vaccination campaign, emerging lawsuits for vaccine injuries,
and a sweeping federal bill to protect vaccine manufacturers are unrelated?
Is it possible that in spite of US Congressional hearings and reports
citing widespread conflicts of interest between federal policy makers
and the vaccine industry that Senate Bill 3 will defy the US Constitution's
provisions for state and civil rights in order to shield vaccine manufacturers
from liability? In 1999, as a US Congressional Government Reform Committee initiated an investigation into the rampant conflicts of interest between federal vaccine policy makers and manufacturers, a global rescue effort of the sinking vaccine industry began with the formation of GAVI. Originally funded by Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates through his Seattle-based Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, GAVI's partnership of international governments and vaccine manufacturers salvaged lagging sales through an overhauled world vaccination campaign that placed GAVI, headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, at the center of the reorganized alliance. Also formed in 1999 were the international Brighton Collaboration and the WHO Global Advisory Committee on Vaccine Safety. Brighton's sole purpose was to create standardized case definitions for Adverse Events Following Immunizations for "global dissemination". Brighton's steering committee members currently hail from the US FDA, CDC, and Aventis Pasteur, a vaccine manufacturer and federal lawsuit defendant. Brighton's website does not include autism among its
listed adverse events. The Brighton Collaboration has been cited as being
"fraught with pitfalls and merges regulators and the regulated
into an indistinguishable group." In 1999, with GAVI's international partnership and Bill Gates' billions on the way to rescue the industry, the CDC hired the IOM's Immunizations and Safety Review Committee to examine multiple "vaccine safety challenges". In its public report, the CDC specifically sited a 1998 British Lancet study recommending more research into a potential link between the Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) vaccine and autism, negative press, public information vaccine conferences, the Rotavirus vaccine recall and seven congressional hearings questioning vaccine safety as impetus to employ the IOM. However, the CDC's ability to objectively and fairly evaluate vaccine risks has been denounced by a three-year US Congressional investigation: "To date, studies conducted or funded by the CDC that purportedly dispute any correlation between autism and vaccine injury have been of poor design, under-powered, and fatally flawed. The CDC's rush to support and promote such research is reflective of a philosophical conflict in looking fairly at emerging theories and clinical data related to adverse reactions from vaccinations. The CDC in general and the National Immunization Program in particular are conflicted in their duties to monitor the safety of vaccines, while also charged with the responsibility of purchasing vaccines for resale as well as promoting increased immunization rates," states the Congressional report. "They serve as their own watchdog, neither common nor desirable when seeking unbiased research," Weldon has stated in describing the CDC. "An association between vaccines and autism would force CDC officials to admit that their policies irreparably damaged thousands of children. Who among us would easily accept such a conclusion about ourselves? Yet, this is what the CDC is asked to do," Weldon said. When byronchild asked CDC spokesperson Curtis Allen
for a copy of the contract that would detail the agreement between the
IOM and the CDC, Allen stated that the contract would be available only
in a heavily "redacted" or blacked-out format. On 11th January 2001, the IOM's Immunization and Safety Review committee gathered for its first organizational meeting in Washington, DC. It is this meeting's transcript that has been submitted as an exhibit by Waters and Kraus, a Dallas, Texas law firm. Do Something About Autism
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