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Liam Neeson Claims he is “not anti-vaccination” after describing controversial documentary outbreak of corruption,
The film was released online last month, but has been removed by several social media sites for violating policies related to health information. Clips posted online promoted discredited theories, Such as linking vaccines to autism.
The documentary is based on the 2020 book of the same name by Dr. Judy Mikovits and Kent Heckenlively, whose introduction was written by prominent vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Kennedy, now the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, is also interviewed in the documentary.
in a statement to IndependentA representative for Neeson said: “We all recognize that corruption can exist within the pharmaceutical industry, but it should never be conflated with opposition to vaccines.
“Liam has never been and is not anti-vaccination. His extensive work with UNICEF underlines his long-standing support for global vaccination and public-health initiatives. He did not shape the editorial content of the film, and any questions about its claims or message should be directed to the producers.”
Contacted for comment by Independent, Hakenlively, who produced the film, said: “I don’t think outbreak of corruption is an anti-vaccine documentary, but it raises questions about why the media refers to vaccines as ‘safe and effective’, while the congressional language establishing the vaccine court in the United States refers to them as ‘unavoidably unsafe’, a description that is also used in Supreme Court decisions on the matter.
“I think ‘safe and effective’ is big pharma marketing rather than a legally accurate description of their risks.”
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“The whole thing about ‘the vaccines have been tested and this decision has been made’ is absolutely false,” Kennedy said in an interview. the new York Times,
“Vaccine Safety” now on the CDC website argues that the statement “Vaccines do not cause autism” is not based on evidence because it does not rule out the possibility that infant vaccines may be linked to the disorder. Public health researchers and other scientists have strongly opposed the updated website, stating that it misleads the public by taking advantage of the fact that the scientific method cannot prove a negative.
Decades of research exploring the relationship between vaccines and autism have concluded that vaccines do not cause autism.
earlier this month, Neeson’s naked gun Co-star Pamela Anderson opened up about their off-screen relationship after weeks of speculation.
“If you must know, Liam and I were romantically involved for a short time, but only after we finished filming [The Naked Gun]”East baywatch the star told an interviewer.
She further said that she and the actor spent “an intimate week” at her home in New York, where he had his own room.