Parents, doctors, and CHD sue AAP in one of the most important lawsuits in medical history


This lawsuit, drafted by California attorney Rick Jaffe, is without exaggeration, one of the most important lawsuits ever filed in modern medical history.


The American Academy of Pediatrics is being sued. The plaintiffs accuse the AAP of operating as the central coordinator in a racketeering enterprise involving pharmaceutical manufacturers (Pfizer, Merck, GlaxoSmithKline, Sanofi Pasteur) and affiliated organizations. The alleged purpose:

    To promote, financially benefit from, and protect the ever-expanding childhood vaccination schedule through systematic fraud, misinformation, and suppression of independent science.

They argue that this has:

    led to widespread health harm to children,

    destroyed the careers of physicians who questioned the schedule, and

    defrauded families into consenting to vaccinations under false pretenses.

The Core Allegation

The suit claims AAP knowingly misrepresented both safety and efficacy evidence by asserting that the childhood vaccine schedule:

    has been “fully tested,”

    “proven safe and effective,” and

    has “saved millions of lives.”

and that none of these statements are supported by actual cumulative outcome studies.

They accuse the AAP of:

    Substituting theoretical immunologic reasoning (e.g., “the immune system can handle 10,000 vaccines”) in place of empirical toxicology and morbidity studies that were never conducted.

The AAP is accused of:

    Mail and wire fraud spanning over two decades.

    Conspiracy with vaccine manufacturers to maintain the “illusion of safety.”

    Systematic suppression of scientists, studies, and doctors contradicting their message.

    Profiting from vaccines through insurance incentives, bonuses, and “pay-for-performance” schemes.

The suit is filed under:

    18 U.S.C. § 1962(c) & (d) — civil RICO (racketeering and conspiracy)

    18 U.S.C. § 1964(c) — treble damages for “injury to business or property”

    Ancillary jurisdiction for declaratory and injunctive relief under federal civil statutes.

The plaintiffs seek:

    Declaratory judgment that:

        The vaccine schedule has never been cumulatively tested for safety.

        Key AAP statements are materially false.

        AAP’s claims constitute racketeering predicate acts.

    Injunctive relief, forcing AAP to publish corrections on its website, HealthyChildren.org, and in its Red Book.

    Treble damages for lost income, destroyed careers, and economic harms.

    Attorney’s fees and costs.


You can download the full 55-page AAP lawsuit for free here.

It was written in plain language for the public to read and learn. It’s devastating.


The historical significance is unprecendented


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AAP Hit With RICO Suit Over Fraudulent Vaccine Safety Claims


The suit alleges that the AAP violated the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) by making “false and fraudulent” claims about the safety of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) childhood immunization schedule — while receiving funding from vaccine manufacturers and providing financial incentives to pediatricians who achieve high vaccination rates.

“For too long, the AAP has been held up on a pedestal, as if it were a font of science and integrity,” said CHD CEO Mary Holland. “Sadly, that’s not the case.”

Instead, Holland said, the AAP “is a front operation in a racketeering scheme involving Big Pharma, Big Medicine and Big Media, ready at every turn to put profits above children’s health. It’s time to face facts and see what the AAP is really about,” Holland said.

According to the complaint, the AAP has worked to conceal the findings of studies that the Institute of Medicine (IOM) — now known as the National Academy of Medicine — published in 2002 and 2013.

The IOM called for more research after concluding that no studies had ever been conducted to compare the health outcomes of vaccinated and unvaccinated children.

The AAP’s conduct constitutes a pattern of fraud under RICO, a statute often used to prosecute organized crime, said Rick Jaffe, attorney for the plaintiffs.


https://publichealthpolicyjournal.com/breaking-childrens-health-defense-hits-aap-with-rico-suit-over-fraudulent-vaccine-safety-claims/

this suits americans extrinsic culture

good example of americans greed , corruption and criminality.

is down there with oxycontin and lance armstrong