Mercury, Autism, and the Global Vaccine Agenda (2005)

[Sol Invictus]

David Ayoub, M.D. goes through the relations of Mercury to Autism as well its connections to “National Security Study Memorandum 200”; for population control. Showing its shocking connections to today’s G.A.V.I. Are powerful forces really trying to help the poor people or could it be for another agenda; the sterilization of the poor? This is an upsetting video, so brace yourself.

Runtime: 1 Hour 31 Mins.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6890106663412840646&q=david+ayoub#

[Thorum]

"Retracted autism study (http://richarddawkins.net/videos/574570-retracted-autism-study-an-elaborate-fraud-british-journal-finds) an 'elaborate fraud,' British journal finds".

[Eldritch]

"Retracted autism study (http://richarddawkins.net/videos/574570-retracted-autism-study-an-elaborate-fraud-british-journal-finds) an 'elaborate fraud,' British journal finds"


With a series of stories spread over seven years, Brian Deer has pursued a landmark public interest investigation for The Sunday Times of London and the United Kingdom's Channel 4 Television network into allegations - first made in Britain - linking the three-in-one measles, mumps and rubella vaccine (MMR) with claims of a terrifying new syndrome of bowel and brain damage in children.

These allegations led to a decade-long health crisis in the UK, and sparked epidemics of fear, guilt and infectious diseases, which have been exported to the United States and other developed countries, spawning every kind of concern over vaccinations.

Almost incredibly, the trigger for what would become a worldwide controversy was a single scientific research paper published in a medical journal - the Lancet - in February 1998.

Written by a then-41-year-old laboratory researcher, Dr Andrew Wakefield, and co-authored by a dozen other doctors, it reported on the cases of 12 anonymous children with developmental disorders, who were admitted to a paediatric bowel unit at the Royal Free hospital in Hampstead, north London, between July 1996 and February 1997.

Backed by a press conference and a video news-release, the five-page paper’s claims received huge media attention, and were followed by a sustained attack on the vaccine. This included further publications by Wakefield, criticising MMR, and led to an unprecedented collapse in public confidence in the shot, which, since the late 1980s in the UK and the early 1970s in the US, has been given almost universally to children, soon after they are one year old, almost eradicating measles and rubella

Full story here (http://briandeer.com/mmr/lancet-summary.htm) (worth a read).

The Finnish "pro-vaccine-choice" (as if anyone is ever vaccinated against their own will in this country) website www.rokotusinfo.fi reported the MMR story with exceptional triumphalism, which led to the Finnish sceptics' association giving them 2009's humbug award (http://www.skepsis.fi/palkinto/).

[Grumpy Cat]

OK. So how many times has this been disproven?

Also, people claim it's the mercury in the vaccines. Explain then, why cultures who eat a lot of sea animals containing mercury (like the some Canadian Native groups, Greenlanders, Faroese, Icelanders, Japanese, etc.) don't have exponentially higher rates of autism? They would have more mercury in their bodies than someone who got a vaccine (which don't have mercury in them anymore BTW).

Not saying mercury is good. Studies among the Faroese showed that vaccines (ironically) don't work as well on them, because of the mercury and PCB in their system from eating whales.

And then Somalis, who not only many of their parents don't have access to vaccines (probably) and they don't eat much fish, have very high rates of it?

[Peasant]

This is a four-part video series presenting a lecture by Dr. Mark Crislip. This lecture addresses the myths and fallacies that surround vaccines.

Dr. Crislip speaks about the anti-vaccine movement, the lack of any causative connection between vaccines and autism, the true safety and efficacy of vaccines, and many other issues.

This lecture series is brought to you by Oregonians for Science and Reason, Portland State University, and Dr. Mark Crislip.

You can find Oregonians For Science and Reason at: http://www.O4SR.org


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