Didn't watch the video. Got the two "jabs" because A: I had to, to keep my job, two years to retirement, B: I'm old, thought it was a good idea, and old enough to have seen the effects of polio in the generation before me. I'm a believer in vaccinations, kind off, sort of, maybe, losing faith, was once upon a time. Always against mandating vac. and once they started the boosters 1- however many and new vac.'s for younger and younger to the point the youngest had effectively zero chance of having lasting effects from covid, left a very bad taste in my mouth. In the end this turned into a giant kiss from the taxpayers to Pharma., pol.'s investing with insider knowledge, Dr.'s on the payroll of the CDC, WHO, Etc. AND PHARMA.
A POX ON ALL THIER HOUSES!
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I'm a believer in vaccinations, kind off, sort of, maybe, losing faith, was once upon a time." - I couldn't agree more! I feel exactly the same way.
Throughout the decades, with many, many relocations and moves, I couldn't tell you where any of my diplomas are. Oddly enough, however, I do have my original birth certificate, baptismal certificate, the Social Security card my parents got for me, and my childhood shot records.
The difference between the vaccinations my children were forced to take versus what I took as a child is breathtaking. I am certainly no vaccinologist, but I do have an autistic son. And I don't mean "on the spectrum." He doesn't talk, he will require lifelong care, and I cannot even hug him. Hell, he wasn't even housebroken until he was around 11. We're taking full on autism.
Until he was about 3 years old, he was a happy little guy that seemed to be maturing in line with normalcy. Then one day, it literally was like someone flipped a light switch. BANG, his life became what it is to the very day. He is now 27 years old. His siblings are perfectly normal outside of the trauma they endured growing up with their brother.
People say the only reason so many autistic children exist today is because it is over diagnosed. I disagree with fervor. Nobody, including the experts and specialists can agree on the root cause. Environment, nature / nurture, vaccinations, predisposition, yada, yada, yada..... I've heard it all. A world renowned psychiatrist at the Stewart and Lynda Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at UCLA took a personal interest in my son's condition because of the sudden onset of his condition. He approached my wife (prior to our divorce) and I and said he'd personally treat my son if we allowed him to publish the results of his treatment protocol. If it wasn't for this particular doctor, I sincerely believe progress he made with my son wouldn't have been achieved had we continued down the "pediatrician path" we had originally embarked upon. It amazed me at how many "medical professionals" wanted to push pills at my son.
What I can say is that I am convinced "something" definitely causes, or at the very least, triggers autism. And there just may very well be many different unrelated contributors. I have dealt with some of the very best professionals conducting research in this area. One common theme, that NONE of them will put in writing (yet), is that they suspect vaccinations do somehow play into this. Maybe not the "cause" singularly, and maybe but only one of many contributing factors, that in the perfect storm triggers this affliction. Please note there is a distinct difference between "cause" and "trigger."
My opinion, having dealt with autism first hand, is that anyone that "rules out" anything as being contributory is ignorant. Furthermore, at one point in his childhood, the "doctors" had my poor baby on a cocktail of pills that would choke a horse. I can absolutely say with certainty that there are quacks out there that are on the take from big pharma. The experts cannot yet explain autism. But they do have data and facts and more is being collected through research.
If RFK jr wants to dig deeper into vaccinations, I say go for it. If he wants to take a closer look at food and physical environment, I say go for it. Anyone that with full honesty who wants to get to the root cause has my blessing and full support. Maybe RFK jr is an inept idiot and won't find anything. Maybe he is running down the right path completely by accident. Maybe he isn't an inept idiot and is on to something.
My parting shot is simply a reemphasis of something I said earlier: At this early stage in research, and due to the lack of comprehensive studies thus far, anyone that "rules out" anything as being contributory is ignorant.
