GlaxoSmithKline admits that vaccines cause autism

[-Ebola-]

The vaccinationists probably knew it would end in genocide, too. They are OK with that sort of thing.

Hitler smoked vaccines all the time.

Does that even work? I always heard the Nazis were anti-smoking...

[Ifreann]

Hitler smoked vaccines all the time.

Does that even work? I always heard the Nazis were anti-smoking...

He was a very naughty boy, that Hitler.

[Greater Istanistan]

What is this even?

This article. That OP. These responses.

[-Ebola-]

Does that even work? I always heard the Nazis were anti-smoking...

He was a very naughty boy, that Hitler.

I still would like to meet him he hadn't died before I was born. It would be fun to test his claims of biological superiority.

[Napkiraly]

Does that even work? I always heard the Nazis were anti-smoking...

He was a very naughty boy, that Hitler.

It's why he never got his luftwaffles.

[Kibbehstan]

These responses.

The responses haven't been so bad; most have dismissed the ''source'' as utterly ridiculous.

[Sun Wukong]

Silly human. Vaccines cause erectile dysfunction, not autism.

[-Ebola-]

Silly human. Vaccines cause erectile dysfunction, not autism.

I don't think there is any evidence of that, but I bet it would be more effective than the autism stuff to get people to stop vaccinating.

[Kibbehstan]

Silly human. Vaccines cause erectile dysfunction, not autism.

I don't think there is any evidence of that, but I bet it would be more effective than the autism stuff to get people to stop vaccinating.

Skip to 24:50.

[-Ebola-]

I don't think there is any evidence of that, but I bet it would be more effective than the autism stuff to get people to stop vaccinating.

Skip to 24:50.

I am not sure why humans are so fascinated with penises, but that was actually quite interesting.

[Costa Fierro]

I think the source presented in the OP is about as natural as that swimming pool where all the kids go to, and is also the toxic waste dump in town.

NaturalNews is all about the organic. It's not surprising that it'd be full of shit.

[Glorious KASSRD]

You're trying too hard.

I knew someone was going to say that. It's a non government study that just is hosted on a government database. Whereas the CDC's page is literally a bunch of government "studies".

Also this:

Chemical sites are likely to be near large cities. People who diagnose people are in large cities.
Cities=diagnosed autism and chemicals, not chemicals=autism.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

Silly human. Vaccines cause erectile dysfunction, not autism.

But I haven't had erectile dysfunction myself and I was recently vaccinated...

[Soldati Senza Confini]

You're trying too hard.

I knew someone was going to say that. It's a non government study that just is hosted on a government database. Whereas the CDC's page is literally a bunch of government "studies".

Also this:

Well, it seems you figured out.

People, a new theory has arised: people who live in cities are more prone to have autism than people in rural areas. Which means get rid of your technology and go live in the fields with the wild beasts. That is the only way to prevent autism for future generations.

[Sun Wukong]

Silly human. Vaccines cause erectile dysfunction, not autism.

But I haven't had erectile dysfunction myself and I was recently vaccinated...

It just takes a few years. Don't worry.

Also baldness.

[Imperializt Russia]

If GSK is "fraudulent and corrupt", why is anyone, Natural News and their ideological bent notwithstanding, going to believe what a pdf document of theirs says?

[Mysterious Stranger]

https://www.census.gov/2010census/news/ ... 010map.jpg
https://xkcd.com/1138/

[Genivaria]

Aaaand you're blocked.

[The Qeiiam Galaxy]

Don't worry Bachmann, there's still a way to protect yourself: get a bleach enema.

[Godular]

I didn't know it was possible to READ a train wreck.

[Neutraligon]

Why is this a separate thread?

[Washington Resistance Army]

I'm convinced guys. Now if you don't mind I need to go praise Jesus, talk about how the gay fascists are ruining America and listen to Ken Ham say the planet is 6,000 years old.

*insert Republican here* 2016!

[Bezkoshtovnya]

Oh yeah, sure, all those studies that point to otherwise you just cast aside, but one, clearly bullshit, source says otherwise, and you cry proof. It would be amusing if it wasn't such a tragedy of logic.

[AiliailiA]

I knew someone was going to say that. It's a non government study that just is hosted on a government database. Whereas the CDC's page is literally a bunch of government "studies".

Also this:
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Well, it seems you figured out.

People, a new theory has arised: people who live in cities are more prone to have autism than people in rural areas. Which means get rid of your technology and go live in the fields with the wild beasts. That is the only way to prevent autism for future generations.

That seems to be the general pattern. Except for that big county in the Southwest of the state. It's called Brewster County, population 8,866 at the 2000 Census, and I found an article about it ...

Texas researchers have found a possible link between autism and mercury in the air and water.

Studying individual school districts in Texas, the epidemiologists found that those districts with the highest levels of mercury in the environment also had the highest rates of special education students and autism diagnoses.

The study does not prove that mercury causes autism, cautioned the lead author, Raymond F. Palmer of the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, but it provides a "provocative" clue that should be further investigated.

"Mercury is a known neurotoxin," said Dr. Isaac Pessah of UC Davis' MIND Institute, who was not involved in the study. "It's rather intriguing that the correlation is so positive," meaning that there was a strong, direct relationship between mercury and autism levels. "It makes one worry."

California has the highest environmental burden of mercury of any state in the country, and it also has what appears to be the highest rate of autism as well -- although some critics attribute this perceived high rate to enhanced surveillance associated with the state's special education program.

Autism is a severe developmental disorder in which children seem isolated from the world around them. There is a broad spectrum of symptoms, but the disorder is marked by poor language skills and an inability to handle social relations.

The incidence of autism has grown dramatically over the last two decades, from about one in every 2,000 children to as high as one in every 166. Researchers have been hard-pressed to explain the increase, but many believe mercury to be the culprit.

The purported link between autism and mercury has been a subject of intense debate. In the past it has centered primarily on the mercury-containing preservative thimerosal, which was once widely used in vaccines.

Many parents have argued that thimerosal causes autism because their children seemed to develop the neurological disorder shortly after they received childhood vaccinations.

That link has been largely discredited, and researchers are beginning to look at the potential effects of the metal from other sources.

Mercury is routinely released from power plants burning fossil fuels, and it spreads widely in air and water. Much of the fish consumed in some regions is contaminated with mercury. In California, gold mining was a big mercury source, and there are many mercury hot spots near mines and downstream, such as in Clear Lake.

In the new study, Palmer and his colleagues used Environmental Protection Agency data about the release of mercury in 2001 in Texas' 254 counties and correlated that with the number of special education cases and autism diagnoses in the 1,200 school districts. Texas is fourth in the amount of mercury released into the environment annually, trailing California, Oregon and West Virginia.

The study, which will appear in the journal Health & Place, found that for every 1,000 pounds of mercury released into the environment, there was a 43% increase in special education services and a 61% increase in the autism rate.

The exception to the rule was Brewster County, which had a high autism rate but did not report significant mercury levels to the EPA. When Palmer investigated, however, he found that the county had been home to one of the largest mercury mines in the nation.

"Perhaps [the mercury] just stays in the environment forever. We don't know," Palmer said.

More work will be required to determine whether mercury is the agent that causes the disorder. Palmer is expanding his studies to look for historical correlations -- attempting to determine, for example, if increases in the rate of autism over time can be associated with increases in mercury release.

Dr. Irva Hertz-Picciatto and her colleagues at the MIND Institute, meanwhile, have begun a potentially more definitive study in which they are measuring the levels of mercury and other toxic metals, such as cadmium and lead, in children with autism to see if they are higher than in healthy children. Results will be available in a couple of years.

[New DeCapito]

This seems like a really bad source; look at the right of the page. It also advertises 'weird tricks to get 20/20 vision' and other things along with that.