Informed Choice Get Together - 21/06/2022

Topic: The Pros and Cons of the infant vaccination schedule

Please note - the original date in the title of this post was incorrect but the invitation that was sent to all paid subscribers was correct - my apologies for the issue and thanks again go to Glenrae who notified me of this problem!

My apologies to all because this meeting was supposed to take place this week but life has intervened with trying to get the Vaxxed Bus tour schedule completed, find locations for filming, start gathering volunteers and people to tell their vaccine injury and unvaccinated stories etc, etc, etc!

So we will be holding this session on Tuesday, 21st of June at 7:30 PM AEST.

Thanks to Glenrae, we have a topic for the evening as well.

A topic - Greater understanding (for me) of the pros and cons of the injections/vaccinations given to new born babies. Are there verifiable known harms from these?

This is a great suggestion and a wonderful topic as well - one near and dear to my heart as someone who has seen the childhood vaccination schedule grow from 4 vaccines at one visit or a total of 16 vaccines by the time a child is 12 months of age to as many as 11 vaccines at one visit and 29 vaccine doses by 12 months of age - more if the child is an original Australian or of Torres Islander descent!

The questions that I will hope to cover in this session are the same ones I think everyone considering a vaccine - or a drug or surgery for that matter - should be asking:

1- Is this procedure safe? What sorts of studies have been done to prove safety and were they independent of any vested interests?

2- Is this procedure effective? Are there long-term randomised-controlled trials showing that those who received the vaccines were healthier and more protected against infection than those who did not?

3- Are these procedures necessary? What are the real risks to my child - or myself - from the infection this vaccine is intended to prevent? What are the chances they will contract it and, if they do, that they will die or be permanently injured by it.

Big questions! And hopefully, we will get some big answers.

I will have a hand-out with a bibliography of recommended reading on this topic to give out to everyone as well as some pdfs of past articles on this subject.

Remember that this invitation is only available to those who are paid subscribers to the Informed Choice substack. The invitation is below and you need to register in order to attend.