“Godfather of vaccines” admits vaccine researchers experimented on orphans, the mentally handicapped and babies of mothers in prison

 In the early 1960s, Stanley Plotkin was doing a paediatric residency in London, England, at the Hospital for Sick Children (now the Great Ormond Street Hospital). It was during this time, as Plotkin admitted in a 2018 court case, that orphans, mentally handicapped and babies of mothers who were in prison were experimented on for the development of vaccines.

Plotkin is an American physician who, in his “retirement,” works as a consultant to the big four vaccine manufacturers, as well as biotechnology firms, non-profits and governments.

According to Wikipedia, his book, ‘Vaccines’, is the standard reference on the subject. And he has been nicknamed as the “Godfather of vaccines.” When asked about his nickname, Plotkin said, “I think it’s ambiguous, since the Godfather was a criminal,” he says. “I wouldn’t [call myself that], but obviously, I can’t stop others.”

During the covid-19 “pandemic,” Plotkin was sought for advice on the recommendations for use of the mRNA and other vaccines...<<<Read More>>>...