Paul Offit's vaccine lies deconstructed: A mind-blowing interview with Dr. Suzanne Humphries
Mike Adams | Natural News
April 10, 2015
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Jonathan Landsman: ...I do want to talk about this doctor, Dr. Paul Offit, who seems to think that all vaccines are good, and, in particular, that religious exemptions to vaccines actually threaten public safety. Talk about his latest article, “What Would Jesus Do”, and why his views are so dangerous.

Dr. Suzanne Humphries: So, for those of your listeners who have never heard of Paul Offit, or maybe don't know much about him, I will tell you that he is the Chief of Infectious Diseases at the University of Pennsylvania, he is a medical doctor, and he is also the co-inventor of a rotavirus vaccine, which is a diarrhea vaccine, called Rota Teq, which is given to infants. He is also a former ACIP voting member, and these are the people who tell us which vaccines should be given to our children, and he's the author of several pro-vaccine books, and one that is also against natural supplements.

He is an internationally-renowned expert, it seems, on just about everything, including all forms of religion, but basically, he is Big Pharma's pit bull in a white coat, and the media's sweetheart pro-vaccinator. So, Paul Offit is very much in favor of removing all exemptions from vaccination, except for the select few who have been wounded, mostly by medical treatments themselves, and then the few who happen to come down with diseases of the immune system.

And part of his platform is that he goes back into a situation that happened in the late 1980s, early 1990s, and this was: in 1990-'91, there was an epidemic in his hometown of Philadelphia, and about 400 of those people belonged to two different church groups who had kind of extreme views and didn't believe in doing anything except prayer - they didn't even believe in intravenous fluids, vitamin A, none of these other things, and not going to the doctor. And as a result of that neglect, actually, there were several deaths in that population, and so, Dr. Offit got very upset about this. There were only 6 children left out of 400 and some who didn't get measles, so it's kind of like closing the barn doors after the horse was out; most children had uneventful measles and recovered. And so, he called in the courts, and these remaining 6 children were forcibly vaccinated...

So, Dr. Offit wrote this op-ed piece in the New York Times last week, called “What Would Jesus Do About Measles” and I find this really interesting because he's outspokenly said that he is an Atheist and he calls himself a Secular Jew. And so, I think it's really interesting that he's able to make commentary on the gospels and on what Jesus would have done and saying that he would have lined up every child to have them all vaccinated.

I think his comments are totally offensive and they're totally out of school, and they completely leave out the more important aspects of the situation. And what people are never told is how to deal with a child who has measles, and that was never done by the public health, it's still not done by public health today, we don't hear from the CDC; all we hear about are these minority cases, and they're used as a platform to get us all vaccinated and to shut us all up.