RFK Jr.'s Confrontation with Paul Offit: Exposing Lies About Ethyl mercury in vaccines, where does the mercury goes? Brain?



"And every one of them told me one thing. You need to talk to Paul Offit. So this, to me, was a huge signal because I looked up Paul Offit, and I realized he was a vaccine maker. And, you know, as as brazen as captured, as EPA and Department of Environmental Conservation in New York are, none of them would ever tell me if I had a a question about a coal permit. Go talk to a coal lobbyist."

"But they they all told me go talk to this industry guy because we don't know what's happening. So I called Paul often on the phone and he answered and he was very charming. And he told me he was happy to talk to me because he had gotten into public health because he was inspired by my father. And so, you know, I'm susceptible to that kind of flattery, and I was inclined to, you know, to like the guy and to believe him."

"And then I started asking questions, and I asked him a really simple question, which is how can CDC tell what pregnant women not to eat tuna fish and recommend those same pregnant women that they get flu shots that are loaded with mercury. At that time, virtually every flu shot, all 95% of flu shots had bolus doses of mercury, 25 micrograms."

"And he said, well, he said, here's the thing, Bobby. And, you know, a kind of patronizing way I could hear that. He said there's a huge difference. There are different kinds of mercury. There's a good mercury and a bad mercury. And I knew because I've been suing people on mercury. You get a when you're suing people, you get a PhD in it. You're so scared. And, and I I knew that his his argument was now not with me. It was with the periodic tables because there is there is no such thing as good mercury."

"And but he said to me I said, okay. Can you explain that? He said, well, the methylmercury in fish stays in your blood body for long periods, and it does a lot of damage. But the ethylmercury in vaccines is excreted immediately. Now I knew by then that the industry had been saying that since Eli Lilly entered the market with thimerosal in 1932. I also knew they had no scientific study that showed that. However, in 2003, a CDC scientist named Pichichero did a study that seemed to confer seemed to confirm that 60 year old or 70 year old canard. He looked at mercury that in the blood the ethylmercury in the blood of children who had been vaccinated with thimerosal vaccine, and the mercury was gone within a week."

"And then he looked at children who eating a tuna fish sandwich, and the methylmercury was there sixty four days later. So they all breathe a collective sigh of relief, and they said, look. We were right all along. That wild guess we made was actually correct. It leaves immediately. But NIH, Boyd Haley, who some of you know, the chair of the chemistry department at the University of Kentucky, who's the world's expert on mercury toxicity, wrote a letter to pediatrics which published Pichichero's study. And he said, wait a minute. What happened to the mercury? Because Pichichero didn't find it in the kids sweat, their fingernails, their feces, their urine, or their hair. He said, where is it?"

"And Pichichero hadn't looked, And so NIH then funded a series of studies to figure out what was happening because at that time, they didn't know. And people were still doing real science, and they funded a very famous scientist out at the University of Washington, and he did a macaque study. So he did the same thing that they were doing to the kids. He gave the mercury to the to the macaques with a tuna fish sandwiches, and then he gave vaccine mercury to another group of macaques, and he found the same thing. The ethylmercury from the vaccines was gone in a week."

"The methylmercury was in their blood two months later. But then he sacrificed the macaques, which means he killed them. And he looked in, he did a post mortem, and he found the me