Protocol 7: Director Andy Wakefield’s Drama Built on Merck’s MMR Fraud Draws Crowd to Screening
Last night a crowd attended the Pennsylvania debut of film maker Andy Wakefield’s first major motion picture drama. This powerful film weaves a plot built on the evidence of monumental scientific fraud used to justify the continued licensure of Merck’s MMR shots.
The story follows a devoted mother of an autistic child and family lawyer, a doctor exiled from the medical profession, clearly based on Wakefield’s life experience, and a virologist at Merck’s laboratory turned corporate whistleblower. The film develops the relationship as they work together to make Merck accountable for the allegedly fraudulent test results behind their failing mumps vaccine.
This film is an inspiring document and a must-see creation by a doctor/scientist turned film maker who is clearly getting in a finishing blow to the Pharma cartel, who drove him out of his career and followed him with defamations that continue to ring out through the legacy media, an industry whose existence depends on the largess of the state-sanctioned felonious Pharma industry.
It is hard to imagine any other film maker making such bold statements concerning a corporate behemoth who would surely subject Wakefield and his collaborators to an army of corporate lawyers if anything in this film were untrue.
Make sure to catch this movie when it is commercially released in July at Regal theaters nation wide or consider hosting a screening at your local cineplex using the film distributor’s booking site Gathr.