Jab first, ask questions never: Vaccine truths your doctor won’t tell you

Disclaimer: With apologies to the few and far-between pediatricians who don’t fit this mold.

Your friendly pediatrician may not think he is lying. But neither is he asking the right questions on behalf of young, vulnerable patients: your children. And that’s outrageously unacceptable amid a growing mountain of evidence suggesting that, indeed, virtually everything we’ve been told about vaccines is untrue and worthy of scrutiny.

I’m going to say a lot of things in this article that may sound shocking. See the resource list at the end for the arguments. But there are many good reasons why HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy
has announced that a panel will examine the childhood vaccine schedule.

‘You’ll be sorry when your baby dies’

I first explored this topic 30 years ago
after reading a history of polio that shook my worldview. For all my life, the polio vaccine had been used as exhibit A in the case for vaccines: If it weren’t for its discovery and widespread administration in the 1950s and 1960s, thousands more would have suffered from this terrible disease.

And yet in my reading, I found that the polio virus
was sharply declining at the time of Jonas Salk’s…