Laura Hayes: The Vaccine Myth An Issue of Trust
On Sunday, February 12th our good friend Laura Hayes was part of an hour-long radio interview with Shawn Siegel on the topic of vaccinations. Fast forward to minute 14 to hear Laura and the interview. Special thanks to Joshua Coleman for creating the YouTube link. Check out Josh's channel for a plethora of videos from the VaXxed bus and much more.
I love the matter-of-fact style of delivery by L Hayes. Her perspective on autism is invaluable for those of us who have not walked in her shoes. Thanks for this.
Posted by: Paul Picha | March 14, 2017 at 05:37 PM
Valuable discussion. Thank you so much for broadcasting this information!
Posted by: Jeannette Bishop | March 13, 2017 at 10:45 PM
Well done agree with it all - truth wins.
Pharma for Jail
MMR RIP
Posted by: angus files | March 13, 2017 at 06:36 PM
That was a very thoughtful interview. Thank you both !
Your words resonate so well -
A moratorium.
No tolerance at this point.
Common sense.
If I could have one do-over in life....
Where are the placebo controlled, double blind studies ?
The effect of the 1986 Act.
Finally, how can I sue the DOJ while I'm raising a vaccine injured child ?
thanks again, I hope you find reasons to smile today. great interview
Posted by: kws | March 13, 2017 at 01:12 PM
I'm looking forward to watching this... I agree completely with Laura Hayes on the dangers of vaccines. It's so difficult for me to see clearly that Big Pharmas are all about making money and pushing a product and not even a little bit about safety or the welfare of children. I despise their vision of the future with a vaccine for everything... give me a break. This is a 19th Century science before anyone knew anything about gut bugs or cell metabolism or DNA or RNA or the immune system. So... let's go back to a time before anyone had any access to any of these scientific breakthroughs...No thanks!
Posted by: kapoore | March 13, 2017 at 11:23 AM
Laura Hayes is outstanding, but don't short Shawn Siegel. He sets the stage perfectly.
Posted by: Richard P. Milner | March 13, 2017 at 10:15 AM