Speaker: We're talking about why they're putting mercury in vaccinations and why it's never been tested since 1929 when Lilly developed it. Mr Egan, Has the thimerosal ever been tested by our health agencies?
William Egan: It's been only in the... there were those early tests that you know of that were done by Lilly.
Speaker: And when was that tested, that was done in 1929, let's follow up on that. In 1929, they tested this on 27 people that were dying of meningitis. All of those people died of meningitis, and so they said there was no correlation between their death and the mercury in the vaccines. That is the only test that's ever been done on the thimerosal that I know of. Can you think of any other?
Mr. Egan: No, in people, no.
Speaker: Okay, so we have mercury that's being put into people's bodies in the form of this preservative, and it's been since the 30s, and it's never been tested by our health agencies. And yet, you folks come here and testify that there's no conclusive evidence. Conclusive evidence, and the IOM says they favor, get this, they don't say they're sure. They say they favor rejection of a causal relationship between mercury and autism and other neurological disorders. Mr. Egan, can you say to me right now that that amount of mercury being injected into a baby will not hurt it?
Mr. Egan: It's, you know, it's impossible to make those categorical statements of 100%.
Speaker: That's right, that's right. So, it is possible that the amount of mercury that's being injected, even in trace amounts, could damage a child neurologically, right?
Mr. Egan: I don't think it has that capacity. I mean, that's... you know, we can argue.
Speaker: I know, but you don't think it is, but you can't say categorically, can you?
Mr. Egan: Do I have evidence for every single child, for every possible dose? The answer is no.
Sudden and unexpected infant deaths increased significantly in the U.S. in 2020, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data, even as child vaccination rates dropped, contrary to posts claiming that sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) became virtually nonexistent because of missed vaccinations.https://www.reuters.com/fact-check/missed-vaccinations-did-not-reduce-us-sudden-infant-death-rate-2023-09-29/
At the time of introduction of the hepatitis B vaccine for routine use in all infants, about 5,000https://www.chop.edu/vaccine-education-center/vaccine-safety/vaccines-and-other-conditions/sudden-infant-death-syndrome-sids
children died every year from SIDS. Within 10 years of the introduction of the hepatitis B vaccine the use of the vaccine increased to about 90 percent of all infants and the incidence of SIDS in that group decreased dramatically to about 1,600 cases each year.
The cause of the decrease in SIDS cases was the introduction of the “Back to Sleep” program by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).
However, since immunizations are given to about 90 percent of children less than 1 year of age, and about 1,600 cases of SIDS occur every year, it would be expected, statistically, that every year about 50 cases of SIDS will occur within 24 hours of receipt of a vaccine. However, because the incidence of SIDS is the same in children who do or do not receive vaccines, we know that SIDS is not caused by vaccines.
The evidence does not indicate a causal relation between DPT vaccine and SIDS. Studies showing a temporal relation between these events are consistent with the expected occurrence of SIDS over the age range in which DPT immunization typically occurs.https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK234368/
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