childrenshealthdefense.org In a recent Substack post, longtime vaccine advocate Dr. Paul Offit offered up “three simple rules” for “How to Be an Effective Anti-Vaccine Activist” — but according to Children’s Health Defense Senior Research Scientist Karl Jablonowski, Offit may as well have been describing the pro-vaccine playbook. Jablonowski dissected Offit’s three rules, one by one, on “Good Morning, CHD.”
In a recent Substack post, longtime vaccine advocate Dr. Paul Offit offered up “three simple rules” for “How to Be an Effective Anti-Vaccine Activist” — but according to Children’s Health Defense (CHD) Senior Research Scientist Karl Jablonowski, Offit may as well have been describing the pro-vaccine playbook.
Jablonowski accused Offit of mischaracterizing the science and the broader debate.
“This is certainly a playbook,” Jablonowski said on “Good Morning, CHD.” “I have been lied to about vaccine safety, and I have been lied to about vaccine efficacy. And certainly important studies have been suppressed that address vaccine safety and efficacy.”
Offit, a longtime vaccine proponent and critic of U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., wrote, “Thanks to RFK Jr., during the past year, American children have suffered and died from preventable diseases like measles, whooping cough, and influenza at rates greater than have been seen in decades.”
He told readers: “If you want to convince people not to vaccinate their children, you need to follow three simple rules.”
Jablonowski addressed each of Offit’s three claims.
‘Rule #1: Lie about vaccine safety’
Offit argued that Kennedy has “falsely claimed” vaccines are linked to serious harms — including that COVID-19 vaccines were the deadliest ever made and that the hepatitis B (Hep B) vaccine causes autism.
In response, Jablonowski pointed to concerns he said are inherent to vaccine design, particularly for live-virus vaccines. He said the measles vaccine and similar shots originate from wild-type viruses that are repeatedly cultured, creating opportunities for mutation.
“So it is certainly possible that any live virus vaccine can inadvertently infect the person with a dangerous virus,” he said.
Turning to COVID-19 vaccines, Jablonowski said that widespread global use changes how risk is measured. “It may not be the most lethal per dose, but it certainly is taking top prize for total deaths,” he said.
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