Studies show that the children who are vaccinated have multiple times the rate of chronic health conditions vs. unvaccinated. If vaccines are so safe, why do they need immunity?

Aaron Siri: "They tell you vaccines are a powerful pharma product. They can modify your immune system and give you, from your toes to your earlobe, systemically, right? […] And they can't tell you why we've had this rise in chronic disease. They've studied it. They've spent billions of dollars. Maybe because they're not looking at the one thing that they should also be looking at, which is the very thing that modifies your immune system.

"And I can tell you the studies that have been done that compare children with no vaccines to the children that had one or more vaccines. And there's a whole series of them. Now, a lot of them are small. They're all retrospective. They're epidemiological studies, which meaning they're always subject to confounders. OK? So, you know, I could level criticism about those kind of studies. Anybody can. But they're consistent. They all show that the children who are vaccinated have multiple times the rate of these chronic health conditions compared to children who have no vaccines. And that is terribly disturbing. And I'll add one more data point to this, which is this."

"If vaccines are so safe, why do they need immunity?"

Lara Logan: "Well, yeah, that's the most obvious question of all."

Aaron Siri: "And do they still need it five years after they've been on the market? You still don't know? How about 10 years? 15? How many years do you need to know it's safe before you can lift the immunity?

"The HepB vaccine, they're so, 'Oh, it's safe.' You hear, 'It's so safe.' It's been on the market. . . there's two HepB vaccines that are given to babies. Recombivax-HB and Engerix-B, licensed in '86 and '89. You still don't know they're safe today to lift the immunity? You still need that protection? Come on. You have to be a fool to not understand that why would a product need immunity for the injuries that it causes if it doesn't cause injuries. Come on."

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Lara Logan: "Correct me where I'm wrong. Number one, very little is done to ensure that vaccines are safe, because companies who make them have immunity, and therefore they do not have the financial incentives to go through all that they need to go through, for example, to make their drugs, to take their drugs to market. Number one."

Aaron Siri: "Correct."

Aaron Siri, Esq with Lara Logan @ 40:33–42:18 & 01:23:53–01:24:12 (posted 2025-12-12) https://youtu.be/03uVOYpR1Zg&t=2433