Doctor Nelu Simonsz, a paediatric doctor working in Melbourne, has shared her honest opinion on parents who refuse to vaccinate their children.

In a video posted on Vimeo, the doctor - who goes by the name Dr Nelu - said she was going to 'talk anti-vax' and 'cut the cr*p and tell it how it is.'

'Everyday in my work as a paediatric doctor there is one thing that really, really pisses me off,' she said.  'It's parents who don’t immunise.

Simonsz says she isn’t worried about the chemicals in vaccines.

'They are made with chemicals yes. They are also made with things that we know have saved lives. Millions and millions of lives around the world,' she said of vaccines.

Of course this is all the fault of Andrew Wakefield and his 1998 paper in the Lancet.  Vaccines are so safe according to Simonsz that every child everywhere can be shot up with everything.

The Daily Mail alleges that Simonsz has lots of support.

Anne Dachel is Media Editor for Age of Autism.

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia, Dr Nelu said she has so far received nothing but positive feedback, despite speaking very openly about such a controversial topic. 

'To be honest I am waiting for a backlash of some kind as those who are against vaccinations are usually very passionate about it,' Dr Nelu said. 

Well let me be the first to provide Nelu Simonsz with some of the bashlash she’s been expecting.

Simonsz is pushing a dangerous product on children. She’s wrong. Vaccines are not “extremely safe.” According to the U.S. Supreme Court, they are "unavoidably unsafe."

There has never double blind testing done on any vaccines.

Simonsz can’t point to a easy-to-do comparison test of fully vaccinated and never vaccinated kids to see if there are health differences.

Does Simonsz really believe that every child can be vaccinated with the ever-increasing vaccine schedule with no serious risk? Has she noticed all the chronically ill and learning disabled kids filling her waiting room? Does she in any way acknowledge that for some, vaccines represent real dangers? Has she ever studied a package insert? Is she aware that the vaccine science she trusts in comes with vast ties to the vaccine makers? Has she looked at the volumes of independent research raising serious concerns over safety claims? Does she make any effort to determine which children in her practice might be predisposed to a vaccine reaction? Does she know how to recognize a vaccine reaction? Has she ever heard of Hannah Poling, the American girl whose compensated vaccine injury included autism? That story has been out since 2008. She had a condition that set her up for a vaccine injury.

Simonsz isn’t going to convince anyone to vaccinate with her get tough attitude. There are just too many parents out there today all saying the same thing: “My child was just fine until I took them in for routine vaccinations…”

Simonsz should be ‘pissed off’ by all the autistic kids that health officials and doctors say are nothing new, at the same time they can’t explain. As a doctor her obligation is to her individual patient and not to the herd.