American Academy of Pediatrics tries hiding Pfizer funding

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) is the largest and most influential professional association for pediatricians in the world. It is also the largest pediatric publisher in the world, anchored by AAP News and the scientific journal Pediatrics. The AAP concluded that giving prepubescent children hormone-blocker drugs is “associated with favorable mental health outcomes.” Thus their position on experimental mRNA injections for children isn’t surprising. Neither are the reasons for said positions.

The American Academy of Pediatrics updated its so-called guidance on children and schools on July 18. Dr. Sonja O’Leary, Chair of the organization’s Council on School Health Executive Committee, released the following statement:

As we start the 2021-22 school year, a large portion of students are not eligible to be vaccinated and there are COVID variants that are more contagious. Because of this and because we want to have all students in school, the AAP advocates for all students, teachers and staff to wear masks while indoors in school.

Further, the AAP recommends that children ages 12 to 18 get vaccinateddespite acknowledging the risk of myocarditis. The only “vaccine” authorized for emergency use in children is Pfizer. “Follow the money” always has and always will be the guide to truth.

The AAP CATCH Program is described as the organization’s “boots on the ground” to spread medical propaganda. A web archive from July 21, 2021 indicates that this entire program is funded by Pfizer. Several Twitter users caught wind of this and shared screenshots and the archived links to that AAP page. Two days later, on July 23, the AAP removed all mentions of Pfizer from that page.

AAP supporters page on July 21.

AAP supporters page on July 23.

The AAP is CDC junior

Pfizer gave the AAP at least $50,000 in the first two quarters of 2020 alone, according to the company’s own documents. But that’s only what the company openly-admits to giving the AAP. Further, the AAP is almost entirely funded by pharmaceutical companies.

The organization lists among its top 10 donors Johnson & Johnson, Merck and (French pharmaceutical giant) Sanofi (archived link here). The Centers for Disease Control is similarly cozy with big pharma. There are simply zero objective, trustworthy, mainstream medical organizations in the United States.

Source : The Covid blog