Autism, Part of a Much Bigger Issue?

Are we being harmed by those we thought cared about us?

A few days ago we talked about how Federal contracts and Federal government dependence during the Covid-19 Period could have pushed corporations and medical organizations to do things that were not in the best interest of their employees or their customers. We also explored how their actions may have caused deaths and long term health issues for a significant number of people.

It is interesting to consider how pharmaceutical companies financially benefited from Covid-19 and whether they could be actively involved in other health mischief. From a financial perspective, what better scenario could be imagined - make money, liability free, on a preventative injection and then generate money on people who become sick as a result of the shot. It is interesting to note that Pfizer bought Seagen; a global biotechnology company that discovers, develops and commercializes transformative cancer medicines; after the Covid-19 injections (cancer cases have increased significantly recently).

Then we can shift our scrutiny to scientists and engineers. How were they pulled into the fray? In academia, there is incredible pressure for research money, so research tends to move in particular directions. Even former Stanford President Tessier Levigne was forced to resign after flaws were found in his Alzheimer research. There is also an odd skew to the peer review process. More than half of peer reviewers for the four top medical journals received payments from drug and medical device manufacturers, totaling $1.06 billion, from 2020 to 2022.

This strange set of negative incentives (outcome based publication pressure, scientific review conflicts, government control/contracts, and no liability) makes one wonder if what appears to have happened with the Covid-19 vaccine program, could be happening with other “preventative” injections (vaccines).

Today I read a fascinating post by Toby Rogers that appears to be an exhaustive study of the autism epidemic from its rise in the 1990s to today. It is interesting that autism was extremely rare in the 1970s and 1980s (1 in 10,000) and then began to accelerate at an almost exponential rate in the 1990s to the point where 1 in every 31 children have it now.

It is also interesting to note that the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA) was signed into law by Ronald Reagan in November 1986. NCVIA's purpose was to eliminate vaccine manufacturers’ financial liability from injury claims. A slew of new “vaccines” and recommendations were rolled out shortly after that legislation was passed. The number of vaccines, compared to prior decades, increased radically.

While the Covid-19 Period will likely go down as one of the biggest poisonings in history, it may have been a necessary step for us to come to grips with what is happening in the government, large companies, research institutions (including universities), the healthcare system, and pharmaceutical companies.

Do you agree or disagree?