You were told to trust the science. You were never allowed to check it.
There is exactly one product in America you can't sue when it harms you — and its safety trials can be a joke, precisely because no one is ever forced to answer for them. That's not a conspiracy. It's an incentive structure. Remove liability, and you remove the reason to be careful.
Who audits the people who decide what's "safe" — and what happens when you're not allowed to?
@AaronSiriSG, the most consequential vaccine litigator in America and the lawyer behind the legendary 9-hour deposition of Dr. Stanley Plotkin, the "godfather of vaccines," came on to point this show's one question at a different cathedral, in plain English: how a custody case led to that deposition, the Hepatitis B shot he says was licensed on 147 kids with five days of monitoring and no control group, the 1986 law he calls "the original sin" that made vaccine makers un-sueable, the Ford Pinto and what punitive damages actually do, informed consent vs. the right to refuse, whether vaccines stop transmission, and the measles-mortality data almost no one talks about.
Not medical advice. This is his case, at full strength — form your own conviction.
Send this to anyone who was told to trust the science but never allowed to check it.
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Welcome + cold open: "What is real?"
0:24 Intro & disclaimer: not medical advice
1:57 How the Stanley Plotkin deposition happened
3:38 From Goldman Sachs to the largest non-pharma vaccine practice
5:00 Prep: treat a vaccine like any other product
8:27 Plotkin's conflicts of interest (Merck, Pfizer, Sanofi, GSK)
11:00 The Hep B trial: 147 kids, 5 days, no control group
18:20 The reveal: Plotkin was the trial's principal investigator
23:45 1986: the "original sin" of vaccine liability
33:48 The Ford Pinto & punitive damages
36:54 Sponsors
38:34 Informed consent vs. the right to refuse
47:51 Do vaccines stop transmission? Pertussis & the pulled ad
55:00 Measles & polio: the mortality-decline argument
1:03:57 Individual rights, COVID & where we are now
1:09:24 Where to find Aaron
1:12:11 Outro
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