Attorney Aaron Siri, best known for suing government agencies over misrepresentations of vaccine science, spoke May 20th before a sold-out room in Phoenix. He did not disappoint.

“We are seeing a change where the average legislator today has a deeper understanding of health freedom issues,” he said. “It used to be, we couldn’t even get in the room to talk. Now legislators around the country call me for help with health freedom bills.”

Siri is a big part of that change. He has pursued nearly 150 lawsuits on behalf of Informed Consent Action Network, Del Bigtree’s organization that probes the scientific realities about vaccines’ safety and effectiveness. He has challenged medical mandates, prevented the discharge of more than 10,000 U.S. military personnel, compelled the FDA to release Pfizer’s Covid-19 documents, and deposed leading vaccinologists.

He is the managing partner of Siri & Glimstad LLP, the author of the book Vaccines, Amen: The Religion of Vaccines, and hosts the podcast Informed with Aaron Siri.

“Vaccine manufacturers should persuade people on the merits of their products,” he said. “These products should be subject to normal market forces, but they are not.”

Siri was referring to the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986. At that time, there were just three vaccines on the market and they were doing so much harm, there was a virtual conveyor belt of lawsuits from parents of injured children. The insurance industry was going to stop covering the manufacturers. So Congress granted a liability shield for those who make vaccines and those who administer them. Safety responsibility transferred at that point to the government.

The law created a one-of-a-kind business model at a time when perhaps just 60 percent of school children were fully vaccinated. Vaccine manufacturers suddenly had nothing to lose; the pediatric schedule expanded.

And the drumbeat got louder – advocating for vaccines became something of a religion among those who profit from them professionally and financially, including lawmaker’s re-election campaigns. “Safe and effective” became an endlessly repeated mantra, but not one validated by in-depth, objective studies. Notably, the 1986 legislation admitted that vaccines are “unavoidably unsafe.” Nonetheless, vaccine uptake today is in excess of 90 percent for most recommended vaccines among American children entering kindergarten.

The 2025 CDC pediatric schedule calls for roughly 74 vaccines from birth to age 18. There is a concentration of shots in the first year, and a number of those use an aluminum adjuvant. Various researchers have postulated that those two factors may underlie the epidemics of autism and chronic disease and should be studied.

Siri walked the audience through each vaccine on the CDC’s childhood schedule. Some block transmission; some don’t. Some, like chickenpox and measles, shed – other people who come in contact with a newly vaccinated person can catch the virus. Some are cultured in aborted fetal cells. None offers lifelong immunity. None has ever been tested against a saline placebo.

Most vaccine studies were small groups of participants who were followed for a matter of days, not years. For example, the Hepatitis B (Hep B) injection was tested on 147 children who were as much as 10 years old – a very different immune system than that of a newborn infant. And those 147 children were followed for just five days. Based on that, public health officials advocate giving the Hep B injection to all of the roughly 3.5 million babies born each year in the U.S.

“This makes mandates illegal and immoral.”

Siri pointed out that the rates of fatalities from childhood illness had declined dramatically since the 1940s compared to the early 1900s. Vaccines mostly entered the picture after WWII at which point childhood fatalities had declined 95 percent. “For some reason, public health officials never take credit for the better sanitation and cleaner water systems that made that happen,” he said. “It’s the oddest thing.”

Siri also pointed out that every study of vaccinated versus unvaccinated children has found that the unvaccinated are measurably healthier. They have less autism, asthma, allergies, ADHD, autoimmune conditions, behavioral and mood disorders.

Adults born before vaccines were so prevalent – those who caught the natural infections – are also healthier. A Japanese study, for example, tracked 100,000 adults for 20 years. Turns out those who had actually experienced measles and mumps had less cardiovascular disease. Men had a 29 percent lower risk of myocardial infarction mortality, and a 17 percent lower risk of stroke.

The evidence suggests that childhood illnesses are nature’s way of training and strengthening the young immune system to make a more robust adult.

“On these products, you have to do your homework,” Siri concluded. “All the people with moneyed interests are pushing in one direction. There are no other moneyed interests pushing back in the opposite direction.” Health versus money, a familiar battleground.

The silver lining for consumers comes in having choices. “In Arizona, you have many naturopaths and functional medicine doctors. You have options to the big pediatric practices that push the entire CDC schedule blindly.”

The event was put together by the Brownstone Supper Club, an initiative of the Brownstone Institute, a nonprofit think tank founded in May 2021 by Jeffrey Tucker and Lucio Saverio Eastman, headquartered in Austin, Texas, and focused on health freedom.

Mary Budinger is an Emmy award-winning journalist and a certified nutritional therapist practitioner (NTP). She lives in Phoenix, AZ, and writes about functional medicine and nutrition.

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Arizona schools can require students to provide either:

1. proof of certain vaccinations, or
2. personal belief, religious, and medical exemptions for K-12.

These rules apply to all schools – public, private, charter, and parochial schools through 12th grade in Arizona.

In no circumstance can the State force students to be vaccinated. However, students who lack documentary proof of immunization “shall not attend school during outbreak periods of communicable immunization-preventable diseases as determined by the department of health services or local health department,” according to the law. “The department of health services or local health department shall transmit notice of this determination to the school administrator responsible for the exclusion of the pupils.”

If you choose to use the personal exemption form, it is downloadable from the Arizona Department of Health Services. The Department states: “The information below is provided to ensure that parents are informed about the risks of not vaccinating.”

Parents of pre-K and day care children need to submit proof of vaccinations or a religious exemption. The religious exemption form is identical to the K-12 exemption form except for the title.

There is also a medical exemption form option for children with a medical condition who may be adversely affected on a temporary or permanent basis by one or more of the required vaccine doses.

As you look at the forms, you will see that they do not list the Covid vaccine, or the human papillomavirus vaccine (HPV – a sexually transmitted infection). Local advocates and former Senator Nancy Barto worked to successfully pass a bill that would prohibit the Arizona Department of Health Services from adding those two vaccines as school requirements. Initially, only the HPV vaccine was prohibited. The following year Rep. Joanne Osborn also included prohibiting the Covid vaccine.

Activists said parents should have more control over vaccination decisions, and that both the Covid vaccines and the HPV vaccine (GARDASIL®) have caused a multitude of side effects and deaths.

Many medical experts point out that Covid seems to bypass children. “It’s true for lots of viral infections like measles and chickenpox,” said Dr. Cody Meissner at Dartmouth College’s Geisel School of Medicine. “That’s why children used to have chickenpox parties before there was a vaccine.” Parents would host parties and invite infected children, ensuring their children would contract chickenpox when they’re younger, knowing the disease is more severe if contracted in adulthood.

More recent studies show that unvaccinated children are healthier than vaccinated, in great part because childhood illnesses train the immune system to be robust.

Children following the CDC schedule will have had 52 vaccines by age 5.

The percentage of kindergartners in Arizona with vaccine exemptions is among the highest in the U.S., according to Axios’ review of CDC data. About 8.5% of Arizona kindergartners were exempt from childhood vaccines in 2023. The national average is about 3.3%.

Not everyone agrees parents should have more control over vaccination decisions. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), for example, just launched a nationwide campaign to end personal and religious exemptions. The organization also wants medical exemptions more tightly scrutinized. AAP advocates for “the elimination of nonmedical exemptions from immunizations as contrary to optimal individual and public health.”

Forty-five states allow religious beliefs to be used as a basis for an exemption, and 15 states allow “personal beliefs,” “philosophical,” or “conscientious objection” exemptions. Attorney Aaron Siri shared with Del Bigtree his reaction to the AAP’s campaign: “This is not about health. If they cared about health they would care about the chronic health epidemic. They have overseen, in the last 40 years, the largest decline in childhood health in recorded human history. The AAP is a trade organization, not a medical organization. They are there to ensure the profitability of their members.”

He also pointed out that the AAP said in that same press release that pertussis requires a population immunization rate of ≥95% to prevent sustained community transmission. “Even the AAP does not understand how these products work, that pertussis is not communicable. That’s incredible.”

RESOURCES
1. For a list of which vaccines are recommended by the Arizona Department of Health Services for Arizona school children, click here and scroll to page 65.

2. To schedule a representative from the Arizona Chapter of Children’s Health Defense to talk to your group about vaccines or the epidemic of childhood chronic disease, email us  or call us at 928.362.1942.

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Welcome to EPISODE FOUR of INFORMED CONSENT FIRST where we bring you a new episode the first Tuesday of each month. We are excited to share another episode highlighting the idea of informed consent, and bringing Informed Consent to the forefront of our collective consciousness through experience, hope and humor! Please be sure to subscribe, like, comment and share this video far and wide!

12/05/2023

We are honored and grateful to be joined by Josh Coleman who took to the fight against mandatory vaccination after his son Otto’s devastating vaccine injury. In 2016, he joined the Vaxxed documentary bus tour and recorded the largest body of vaccine injury interviews in existence. He is both a producer and cinematographer on the documentary films “Vaxxed 2: The People’s Truth” and “1986: The Act”. Most recently Josh co-founded the organization V is for Vaccine, launching a campaign to educate the public on basic but alarming facts about the vaccine program. Josh’s signs are simple, to the point and legendary! Be sure to order your signs here:

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