This documentary exposes
serious concerns about the safety and effectiveness of New Zealand's MeNZB parent vaccine.
Contrary to recent media reports the documentary is not about ME.
The documentary is about a journalist who promoted the original
trials of the Norwegian meningococcal vaccine. Revisiting the
promotion, results and aftermath of the clinical trial, Connie Barr
discovered, to her regret, that she and the public had been misled.
The Vaccine Experiment features three professors of medicine
expressing grave concerns about the vaccine and an alleged cover-up
of adverse reactions. They reveal their total dismay on learning the
Norwegian results were used to justify the vaccination of a million
otherwise healthy New Zealand children.
Two Norwegian children seriously disabled by the vaccine are also
profiled. The documentary team came to New Zealand and interviewed
New Zealand health officials who deny that New Zealand has suffered
any adverse events associated with the MeNZB vaccine. They then
speak with the families of local children seriously injured by the
vaccine.
Revealingly, the team
captures New Zealand health official Dr Jane O'Hallahan making
false
claims and backtracking on camera when confronted with the truth.
