JB Handley, co-founder of Generation Rescue, as well as co-founder and contributor to Age of Autism, says whenever he meets pediatricians he asks what percentage of their revenue comes from vaccine administration. "The number always astounds me," he said on Age of Autism. "The answers I get are that anywhere from 50-80% of their revenue comes from giving vaccines."
In addition to their individual income from giving shots, Wyeth is now owned by Pfizer and over the past few years, the grant reports of the two companies show millions of dollars pouring into the AmericanAcademy of Pediatrics and many of the "partnering health organizations" that signed off on the brief.
For instance, Pfizer 2009 report lists two grants to the Academy totaling $56,000 and Wyeth donated $630,000 to benefit the group in 2009. Wyeth also gave the Academy $345,919 in 2008. The group received $524,080 from Pfizer in the first two quarters of 2010 alone.
In 2009, the Academy presented the "President's Certificate for Outstanding Service" award to Dr Paul Offit, whose least offensive nickname, of many, is "Dr Proffit."
Offit was also called the "poster child" for the term "biostitute," by Robert Kennedy Jr at a green vaccine rally in Washington in 2008, for making himself the spokesperson for the vaccine industry and pretending to be an independent scientist without disclosing his ties to and the millions of dollars he's made off the vaccine industry.
"The AAP is honoring Dr. Offit in recognition of his ongoing commitment to promote immunization," the Academy's October 16, 2009 announcement stated, without mentioning the financial windfalls he received due to his "commitment to promote immunization."
On December 9, 2009, a report on Offit was published on Age of Autism with the headline, "Counting Offit's Millions: More on How Merck's Rotateq Vaccine Made Paul Offit Wealthy," by Dan Olmsted and Mark Blaxill, authors of the new book, "Age of Autism: Mercury Medicine and A Manmade Epidemic."
The report points out that Paul Offit, "vaccine entrepreneur and public health spokesperson, has earned approximately $10 million in income from Rotateq royalties through 2009 and stands to earn a total of between $13-35 million over the life of his rotavirus vaccine patents."
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