TF
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Thank you for this. Good link. I am going to share it with some friends and family with little ones.
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- Tincup,
Thanks so much for this article - and slso for placing it in the set below. For anyone new to all this, some very key links here to always have at hand - mark in your personal resource pages:
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The movie, Vaxxed, is currently going over very well with the public - it focuses on the cover-up of vaccines linked to autism. Plus there have been a lot of Q&As with the makers of the film.
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Andrew Wakefield has been treated abominably in the UK---- the same as many Lyme doctors here in the US--- the perps always use the same M/O---1) IDENTIFY--- 2)VILIFY ---3) NULLIFY and 4) DESTROY
And if vilification in the media does not work--- they simply start killing doctors.
We need to take this healthcare system back from the wicked people who have hijacked it.... and soon.... before we all perish and 50% of our kids are autistic!!
We ALL are in deep trouble---- if the general population doesn't wake up soon.
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I hope so... But we, the people need to just tell the Medical Industrial Complex---- WE PAY YOUR SALARIES----ENOUGH OF THE LIES !!!
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The article makes it sound like the study confirms the link between the MMR vaccine and autism. In fact the study has nothing to say regarding vaccines, and only shows that autism is linked to inflammatory bowel disease.
Now Andrew Wakefield may have studied IBD and also linked it to autism. And perhaps this paper confirms his findings in that regard.
But making it seem like it confirms his link between autism and the MMR vaccine is manipulating the facts for an audience that is likely not going to look closely at the claims being made.
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When was the "New Published Study" published? This month/year?
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Project, the movie Vaxxed is all about Andrew Wakefield's research showing the autism link between the NMR vaccine and autism in kids, especially elevated in African-American kids up to 3 years of age.
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Robin123, I've been interested in watching Vaxxed ever since it was dropped from Tribeca, and I'm not trying to disprove that a link exists.
I'm just pointing out that the title of this thread is inaccurate, the study mentioned in the article has nothing to say about vaccines being linked autism.
This is probably due to the way this news article is misleadingly written seemingly to preach to the choir.
The only thing the study shows us is: "... reported findings that not only confirm the presence of intestinal disease in children with autism and intestinal symptoms, but also indicate that this disease may be novel."
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Tincup
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OK, are we reading the same article?
Project said.. "I'm just pointing out that the title of this thread is inaccurate, the study mentioned in the article has nothing to say about vaccines being linked autism."
First, the article I'm reading (linked above) is pretty direct and does say vaccines are linked to autism. In fact they say vaccines are not just "linked" as I said. It says the vaccine CAUSE autism.
The title is... "MMR Vaccine Causes Autism & Inflammatory Bowel Disease"
I also see what was already known and proven in this article in the following quotes from it...
"whose parents described how “MMR vaccinations,” caused a “severe and debilitating injury to his brain, diagnosed as Autism Spectrum Disorder (‘ASD’).”
and...
"in which the governments conceded or the court ruled that vaccines had caused brain injury. In turn, this injury led to an ASD diagnosis. MMR vaccine was the common denominator in these cases."
and...
"Based upon the medical histories of the children he linked their disease and their autistic regression to the Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR vaccine)."
Etc., etc.
It also said... "Governments must stop playing with words while children continue to be damaged."
Same here. CDC/IDSA keeps playing with words while more and more people are becoming chronically ill and disabled from Lyme, autism, CFS, etc.
If you have a better title for this post, please let me know.
Tincup
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susank- good question. I've looked (briefly) but did not find a date. The date on the site over the article is obviously changing to reflect todays date.
And the IDSA hates us, as we all know, but they hate parents of autistic children more. Brutal attacks on them still ongoing, just for wanting answers- just like what we want.
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Re: The publication date...If I am reading the correct article, it appears the court ruling was December 13, 2012. That ruling is referenced as "recently." A second ruling is also discussed as having occurred later in that same month.
Based on other dates mentioned on the page as one scrolls down beyond the article, I am guessing this was put out sometime in March, 2013.
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