Gardasil

Well, dentists are being pushed and incentivized to give nine-year-olds and tweens basically the HPV shot or the human papillomavirus vaccine on the claim, purporting that the HPV shot prevents certain types of cervical cancer, certain types of anal cancer, certain types of oral cancer.

Now, uh and so therefore this is a good shot to give a nine-year-old um you know regardless of their level of sexual activity sexual promiscuity and then also um regardless of whether they may have already been infected by human papillomavirus the you know at face value preventing cervical cancer is good screening does that screening does an amazing job of preventing cervical cancer but this vaccine the HPV shot the Gardasil shot which is available in the United States manufactured by Merck is one of the dirtiest one of the uh most poorly manufactured poorly thought out shots on the market outside of the covid mRNA injections

yeah so And Feral Housewife asked in the live chat the exact question that I was going to ask.

But, you know, she said, like, dentists have nothing to do with HPV.

And again, we've seen VAERS reports explode.

The HPV vaccine was originally put on the market in 2006, 2007.

It was called Gardasil.

It actually had you know, supposedly protected against four different strains of HPV.

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course, I can't tell you how many young women shared with us that after getting the Gardasil vaccine, that that ultimately became immunosuppressive enough for them to become chronically ill.

yeah

that's not i think that's not uncommon and there are just ways of ways of of of utilizing these uh vaccines and reducing the dosage that can make it less risky

And so if they're using the vaccine injury table as guidelines, you look at the 1986 Vaccine Injury Compensation Act, at that time, children were only receiving three vaccines the DPT, the oral polio and the measles vaccine.

And then by 1989, it was the MMR and the HIV and then the Hep B and then the varicella and then the pneumococcal and then the DAPT and then the hepatitis A and the meningococcal and the Gardasil and the injectable polio vaccine.

And the problem is that as new vaccines were added, there weren't sufficient studies to identify ongoing vaccine injuries in children.

So we have guidelines that are put out by Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, and we have guidelines put out by the American Academy of Pediatrics.

But that's a whole other conversation.

But now where I'm at in my brain, because, you know, I've gone through this, like, roller coaster of things, like, from everywhere from, like, weird reactions to the Gardasil vaccine and, like, having this really weird thing to PCOS-like symptoms after coming off of birth control where I had acne for literally five years chronically on and off nonstop, cystic, horrible acne.

And then pregnancy and then postpartum and then pregnancy again and then postpartum again and all of this stuff.

And one of the things that helped heal was I just kept saying this to myself in the mirror.

You think? And claims that it prevents cancer.

Merck, the maker of Gardasil, which would be the shot for it, recently agreed to pay $50 million to settle more than 200 lawsuits alleging vaccine-related injuries, including autoimmune disorders, and reproductive problems.

So let me get this straight.

Merck is paying millions of dollars because people have bad side effects.

Jude Children's Research Hospital?

What are they looking for?

More guinea pigs? Although Merck markets Gardasil as a vaccine that protects against certain cancers...

Clinical trials did not test whether the vaccine prevented cancer, only whether it blocked certain strains of HPV.

Il y en avait pas au Québec de maladies, de, de, de cliniques spécialisées pour les maladies de la vulve et du vagin.

Et à un moment donné est arrivée, euh, une opportunité en gynécologie oncologie à Notre-Dame de faire une étude avec le vaccin Gardasil alors qu'il était en développement.

Mais personne n'avait d'expertise en vaccinologie.

Et puis on savait.

Moi, j'ai, j'ai été plusieurs mandats sur le Comité d'immunisation du Québec, puis ils m'ont demandé si j'étais intéressé.

Et puis j'ai pris le leadership.

J'étais un des, euh, des quarante-deux chercheurs internationaux sur le dossier de Gardasil.

Et puis c'est comme ça que je suis rentré dans le domaine.

the fall of 2025,

Mr. Kennedy brought in Andrew Downing, a vaccine injury lawyer whom he had worked with on litigation over the Gardasil vaccine, to submit a report about changes to the system.

Mr. Kennedy has said little on the matter since.

In March, Aaron Seary, a vaccine litigator and close ally of Mr. Kennedy's, filed a petition to Mr. Kennedy calling on the Department of Health and Human Services to make significant changes to prompt the court to pay out rapidly for scores of additional purported vaccine injuries.