Roman Bystrianyk is the co-author of Dissolving Illusions, a book that busts myths using official data to refute the mainstream claim that vaccines and antibiotics are responsible for extending life and lowering mortality from infectious diseases.

Here's the thing.

When somebody claims that vaccines have worked, your first response should be:

How do you know?

The cookie cutter answer you'll almost always get is something to do with smallpox, measles or polio (when it's not something about you being a 'denier' or 'conspiracy theorist').

The truth is that they don't know and blindly parrot what they've been told by the media, governments and normies in between.