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Antigod
reply to post by Rubinstein
And yet new work shows you can detect abnormal behaviour in babies that end uop autistic at two months of age.
Pardon?
Not all vaccines have live viruses in them (and please note, viruSES is the plural of virus, at a push you could possibly use virii but definitely not virus').
FurvusRexCaeli
The CDC official claimed "anything" that causes stress could have triggered the autism spectrum symptoms. The official, who had not personally reviewed the case, hypothesized that the subject got a fever after the vaccine, and that aggravated the pre-existing condition. She did not say vaccines, specifically, cause autism -- she said any physical stress can cause autism-like symptoms in persons who have this pre-existing disorder. You may disagree with the CDC, but you shouldn't mischaracterize them.
Since all children will eventually come down with one illness or another, it was only a matter of time before this particular child suffered an aggravation of her pre-existing condition. Even if the vaccination was the specific factor behind this aggravation, it doesn't change the fact that it would have happened eventually. In the counterfactual, the child could have gotten a vaccine-preventable illness and suffered brain damage from that. (In that case, could we say a lack of vaccination causes autism?) This was not an excess case of autism.
DJW001
Is this a confession that you and your sock puppets are shills for Big Pharma? There's money in life threatening illnesses that vaccines can prevent, right?edit on 7-12-2013 by DJW001 because: (no reason given)
Rubinstein
Here's the full video
What she's said is that a percentage of people are vulnerable to the vaccines, she accepts that in these people the vaccine can trigger Autism. So it's begs the question as to why they are not performing pre-vaccine screening? Why is it OK to make this 1 in 50 vulnerable children go Autistic for life? Total Madness! If they want to keep giving these vaccines they need to screen to see who will be harmed by the vaccines, they need to be exempted. Their lives count too.
Also, we don't need to pretend that these people would go Autistic anyway at some point, because we know that Autism rates are skyrocketing, we have to stop pretending that they've been here all along and it was just that nobody noticed.
Rubinstein
I'm sure nobody will fall for that, shills are all pro-vaccine, as that's where the funding is.
DJW001
Is this a confession that you and your sock puppets are shills for Big Pharma? There's money in life threatening illnesses that vaccines can prevent, right?edit on 7-12-2013 by DJW001 because: (no reason given)
OneManArmy
Rubinstein
Revealed: US spy operation that manipulates social media - Military's 'sock puppet' software creates fake online identities to spread pro-American propaganda
www.theguardian.com...
And people wonder why I get "paranoid".
SMH.
OneManArmy
Rubinstein
I'm sure nobody will fall for that, shills are all pro-vaccine, as that's where the funding is.
DJW001
Is this a confession that you and your sock puppets are shills for Big Pharma? There's money in life threatening illnesses that vaccines can prevent, right?edit on 7-12-2013 by DJW001 because: (no reason given)
Actually you might be surprised that where there is profit, there is big business.
Just like how the Rothchilds fund both sides in a war, and in government.
The only way to guarantee a favorable outcome in any conflict is to fund both sides.
Its control politics 101.
Why is it OK to make these 1 in 50 vulnerable children go Autistic for life? Total Madness!
OneManArmy
Great points, and I would add that.. even if they might contract autism later in life, why force it on them as a child?
I was tested before my BCG, as my mother had had the disease and was treated in her teens, I was immune and didnt need the BCG, needless to say, they made me have it anyway.
Xcalibur254
How cute and disingenuous of you. It's almost like you're implying in this post that only children who have been vaccinated develop Autism. If your position is so strong why does it seem like every single one of your posts contains misinfo like this?
Xcalibur254
reply to post by Rubinstein
Why is it OK to make these 1 in 50 vulnerable children go Autistic for life? Total Madness!
How cute and disingenuous of you. It's almost like you're implying in this post that only children who have been vaccinated develop Autism. If your position is so strong why does it seem like every single one of your posts contains misinfo like this?
Rubinstein
Unvaccinated children do not regress into Autism, this is known. That is why the pharmaceuticals keep refusing to study unvaccinated children, if such a study would help their business they'd jump right onto it.
Xcalibur254
How cute and disingenuous of you. It's almost like you're implying in this post that only children who have been vaccinated develop Autism. If your position is so strong why does it seem like every single one of your posts contains misinfo like this?edit on 7-12-2013 by Rubinstein because: (no reason given)
Xcalibur254
reply to post by OneManArmy
So the fact that he used the statistic 1 in 50, which is the current incidence rate of Autism in children, is just a coincidence?
Rubinstein
I'm sure nobody will fall for that, shills are all pro-vaccine, as that's where the funding is.
DJW001
Is this a confession that you and your sock puppets are shills for Big Pharma? There's money in life threatening illnesses that vaccines can prevent, right?edit on 7-12-2013 by DJW001 because: (no reason given)
Rubinstein
This study is extremely poor, it's just a phone survey asking parents questions about their children from years ago. It wasn't a random study, they selected specific people to enter into the study. This is completely open for manipulation.
Another McStudy I'm afraid
Antigod
reply to post by Antigod
A study on regressive autism.
Is there a 'regressive phenotype' of Autism Spectrum Disorder associated with the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine? A CPEA Study.
Richler J, Luyster R, Risi S, Hsu WL, Dawson G, Bernier R, Dunn M, Hepburn S, Hyman SL, McMahon WM, Goudie-Nice J, Minshew N, Rogers S, Sigman M, Spence MA, Goldberg WA, Tager-Flusberg H, Volkmar FR, Lord C.
Source
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 48109-2054, USA.
Abstract
A multi-site study of 351 children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and 31 typically developing children used caregiver interviews to describe the children's early acquisition and loss of social-communication milestones. For the majority of children with ASD who had experienced a regression, pre-loss development was clearly atypical. Children who had lost skills also showed slightly poorer outcomes in verbal IQ and social reciprocity, a later mean age of onset of autistic symptoms, and more gastrointestinal symptoms than children with ASD and no regression. There was no evidence that onset of autistic symptoms or of regression was related to measles-mumps-rubella vaccination. The implications of these findings for the existence of a 'regressive phenotype' of ASD are discussed
OneManArmy
Pardon?
OneManArmy
Pardon?
OneManArmy
Pardon?
You asked for autism, you got autism.
No, what I asked for and have repeatedly asked for is studies relating to the disorders associated with vaccinations.
Not one specific disorder, but of all the disorders and also mortality rates.
Do I have to say...YET AGAIN?, I have not claimed a definitive link between autism and mmr.
I for one dont believe that just because MMR doesnt cause autism, that it doesnt cause anything else.
Yes you did.
Read the thread, it's on the previous page to this, you were replying to a statement about autism.
Rubincode showed a Whale.to link listing alleged "disorders" from vaccines.
That's probably the list which would best fit your "beliefs".
I've been through the first however many of that list though and refuted the references they cited but I'm happy to look at any or all of them if you wish.
If you "believe" that MMR cause something then it is up to you to turn that belief into factual knowledge by way of evidential proof.
That's how science works.
If you are unable for any reason to do that then by default it stays in the realm of belief.
As for mortality rates, the adverse events incidence has been cited in this thread.
The fact there's very little or no data for mortality means that the actual mortality is obviously very little or none.
If you wish to add mortality from "disorders" not proven to be associated with vaccines then it is up to you to prove that association as it would be you making the claim as mentioned above.
Put your claims and alleged evidence on here and we can discuss them otherwise re-read the thread as it's pretty conclusive again any major (or even relatively minor) problem with vaccines.
No, Im not injecting children with live virus'. Its up to independent research(not the companies making the drugs) to prove that they are safe.
And they havent, because they havent even checked properly.
Saying there is insufficient evidence doesnt mean that they are safe, it means THERE IS INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE.
edit on 201312America/Chicago12pm12pmSat, 07 Dec 2013 17:58:10 -06001213 by OneManArmy because: (no reason given)
Not all vaccines have live viruses in them (and please note, viruSES is the plural of virus, at a push you could possibly use virii but definitely not virus').
How do you believe they haven't checked or don't check for safety?
Can you prove they haven't or don't check for safety?
Do you have a specific safety rate in mind?
Have you any clue about how a vaccine gets to market?
Do you understand how a scientific study works?
And the $64,000 question.....
What exactly do you wish to know that will cause you to believe that vaccines are safe?
MMR contains 3 live "viruses"(Sorry didnt realise you were a spelling nazi as well as a pharma nazi)
How a vaccine gets to market...
Pharma creates vaccine,
Pharma creates its own "scientific" data saying its safe,
Pharma pays politicians lots of money,
government creates a scare,
vaccine is released,
everyone is saved. HURRAH!!
Kids start getting ill, and unless they can definitively prove that the virus caused it they get nothing, but a lifetime of illness and sometimes death. And when up against the behemoth of pharma legal firms, thats very hard to do.
As for the $64,000 question...
Drumroll please....
"Where is the comprehensive independent safety study data that confirms that vaccination is safer than non vaccination. Both mortality and other side effects from long term studies."
edit on 201312America/Chicago12pm12pmSat, 07 Dec 2013 18:26:14 -06001213 by OneManArmy because: (no reason given)edit on 201312America/Chicago12pm12pmSat, 07 Dec 2013 18:30:48 -06001213 by OneManArmy because: (no reason given)
OneManArmy
"Kids start getting ill, and unless they can definitively prove that the virus caused it they get nothing, but a lifetime of illness and sometimes death."
Pardon?
Rubinstein
I'm sure nobody will fall for that, shills are all pro-vaccine, as that's where the funding is.
DJW001
Is this a confession that you and your sock puppets are shills for Big Pharma? There's money in life threatening illnesses that vaccines can prevent, right?edit on 7-12-2013 by DJW001 because: (no reason given)
You've fallen for the other side of the coin though, so people WILL fall for it.
Add to that the MASSIVE amounts of money that the law firms are pumping in to it and you've got a very lucrative job being an anti-vaxxer.
Rubinstein
Compared to a trillion-$ industry a few lawyers have very little money, certainly not enough to fund posters on the Internet. Don't forget, Big Pharma use their government links to get taxpayers money paying for their Internet sockpuppets, they use people in US military bases. In fact some people in this thread will know more than me about this for obvious reasons.
Lawyers would be best funding direct advertising, which they do on a few websites, but a whole social media campaign? No the sheer size of the Internet would be too great, even if they could afford to pay 1000 posters it would be such a small drop in the ocean of the Internet that they'd lose more money through such an investment. Whereas Big Pharma using their profits and taxpayers money can afford hundreds of thousands, it's easy to switch their marketing budget into this, as that's essentially what this is, it's marketing and public relations.
What I always wonder is after these paid posters have posted their propaganda for a few years and seen that the counter-arguments are far stronger (they clearly know the counter-arguments are stronger otherwise they wouldn't lie, make stuff up and be disingenuous), I wonder after these people finish their jobs, surely they are anti-vaccine too, some of them will have a complete turn-around and return to the Internet to make up for their mistakes.
As for me, I lose money when I come here as I'm actually meant to be working each time I post. However I'm an altuist, that's what drives me on, I care for the greater good of humanity.
Anyway, there's enough evidence here now for anyone who wants to learn more to do so. I will sign off as I've done my bit and have my own life to get back to.