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Who Are the Misinformation Shills Who Get Paid to Push Propaganda About Vaccines?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / March 10, 2026 / Aaron Siri, Anti-Vaccine Influencers, Brian Hooker, Del Bigtree, Mary Holland, money, motivation, Paul Marik, Pierre Kory, RFK Jr, Simone Gold, tax records

Anti-vaccine influencers often promote the myth that they operate independently, but many are funded misinformation shills profiting from propaganda against vaccines. Organizations like Children’s Health Defense and the Informed Consent Action Network have received substantial donations, fueling their campaigns while their leaders earn lucrative salaries, ultimately risking public health.

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Pandemic Revisionism Can’t Erase How Many Kids Died With COVID

Vincent Iannelli, MD / March 9, 2026 / A Midwestern Doctor, Aaron Siri, covid deaths, covid deaths in kids, covid vaccines, kids with covid, lockdown skeptics, MIS-C, mortality rates, pandemic revisionism, social autism, Vigilant Fox, wearing masks

Anti-vaccine influencers are downplaying the severity of COVID-19’s impact on children, falsely suggesting it was not serious. Research indicates that approximately 2,390 children may have died from COVID, with many being unvaccinated. Misinformation surrounding the pandemic obscures these fatalities, emphasizing the need to remember the real consequences of COVID-19.

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How the Modern Anti-Vaccine Movement Resembles a Religious Cult

Vincent Iannelli, MD / March 2, 2026 / Aaron Siri, Andy Wakefield, Anthony Fauci, Cheryl Hines, Del Bigtree, Diego Rivera, JB Handley, Kim Stagliano, Liz Churchill, Maurice Hilleman, Paul Offit, Peter McCullough, purebloods, RFK Jr, Stanley Plotkin, Tucker Carlson, Vaccination, vaccinianity, vaccinology

The modern anti-vaccine movement is likened to a religious cult, with figures like Andrew Wakefield as its prophet and various influencers as its disciples. This movement promotes unfounded beliefs against vaccines, often dismissing scientific evidence. Critics argue that its followers exhibit a faith-based mentality, prioritizing ideology over factual information.

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Did Big Pharma Earn Billions by Adding the Hepatitis B Vaccine to the Immunization Schedule?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 24, 2024 / Aaron Siri, Big Pharma, chronic hepatitis B, hepatitis B vaccine, Roy Vagelos

The claim that Big Pharma profits greatly from the hepatitis B vaccine overlooks the reality that treating chronic hepatitis B is far more expensive. While the vaccine costs about $17 per dose, treatments for chronic infections can reach tens of thousands. Vaccination is thus a cost-effective way to prevent severe health outcomes.

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