JUST IN: Trump announces RFK Jr. will investigate the link between vaccines and autism as the head o

[mystery-ak]

https://twitter.com/EricLDaugh/status/1865768157207757073

[libertybele]

Good and hopefully he will investigate thoroughly. I find the subject of autism interesting especially since the cases of autism continue to rise especially in this country. (I believe I posted research of autism rates in different countries a couple of years ago).

Long story short, while my daughter was in college her professor was convinced through research he had done that it was the binding agents within the vaccines that were responsible for triggering autism.

Autism is more prevalent more so today, or perhaps there is more awareness.  Either way, I hope Kennedy creates a research team to study this issue and gets some definitive answers.

[Smokin Joe]

She kept hammering on "better at identifying it" (now) as opposed to 25 years ago, but the problem with that is that diagnostitians would have had to MISS 999 of 1000 cases if diagnosis was the problem, then.

That is unlikely, even with the redefinitions that have occurred along the way (which are part of the increase).

[goatprairie]

Kennedy's anti-vaccine crusade got 83 people killed in Samoa from measles after he went there and spread misinformation.
So, there's that.

[Smokin Joe]

Kennedy's anti-vaccine crusade got 83 people killed in Samoa from measles after he went there and spread misinformation.
So, there's that.

I don't recall people dying from measles when I was a kid. It was considered a 'childhood disease', we all had it, moved on. But then, I don't remember people dying from being exposed to peanuts, either, and peanut butter was a staple in school lunches. (for a while, peanut oil was used as a squalene in vaccines).

I think there needs to be a careful, unbiased examination of what has caused the massive increase in metabolic and other chronic ailments in the US. Let the chips fall where they may, not influenced by Pharma grant money.

[DB]

I don't recall people dying from measles when I was a kid. It was considered a 'childhood disease', we all had it, moved on. But then, I don't remember people dying from being exposed to peanuts, either, and peanut butter was a staple in school lunches. (for a while, peanut oil was used as a squalene in vaccines).

I think there needs to be a careful, unbiased examination of what has caused the massive increase in metabolic and other chronic ailments in the US. Let the chips fall where they may, not influenced by Pharma grant money.

Yep, had measles too. Back then they even had "measles parties" when someone got the measles so that the other kids got it while young and got it behind them.