In most cases, the safety testing is done by the vaccine
manufacturer. Occasionally, the CDC in the United States funds studies.
But, again, what you’ve come to recognize when you pull back the
curtain a little bit and investigate is that you… we have this perception of the Centers for Disease Control as an independent government body whose job is to regulate the safety of these medical processes. What we often aren’t told is that the CDC is also in the business of selling vaccines. They sell about $4 billion worth of vaccine every year, and they have patents on over 50 vaccines. And so they’re both a regulatory agency and they’re a major player in the vaccine market. So you’ve got the fox guarding the henhouse and the fox says everything’s okay.
curtain a little bit and investigate is that you… we have this perception of the Centers for Disease Control as an independent government body whose job is to regulate the safety of these medical processes. What we often aren’t told is that the CDC is also in the business of selling vaccines. They sell about $4 billion worth of vaccine every year, and they have patents on over 50 vaccines. And so they’re both a regulatory agency and they’re a major player in the vaccine market. So you’ve got the fox guarding the henhouse and the fox says everything’s okay.
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