Green Our Vaccines, Charity of the Day

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6-06-2008 @ 1:41PM

MontanaJake said...

Connecting Autism and vaccines is junk science at its worst. Records of 3,500,000 children in four countries have been examined and no connection has been found between vaccines and autism. And mercury-based preservatives have not been used since 1997.

The reason there is increase in autism cases is the change in the way it is diagnosed.

Keeping this junk science alive is creating horrific results. Many of parents are not allowing their kids to be vaccinated. Hundreds of thousands of children have damaged hearts or are crippled for life for this scare pushed entirely by trial lawyers.

These maimed children will be a monument to the lawyers craving for yachts and condos in Vail, Co. What these lawyers are doing is worse than murder.

Star, when you go home tonight just think how many children will be disabled because of this post.

6-06-2008 @ 3:21PM

Krystal - momofautism said...

Actually mercury is still used in 11 vaccines, just in smaller amounts - go to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.s website and read his articles - you will see the scientific info there.

Also, the flu vaccine contains mercury and the CDC outwardly admits it and the amount of mercury used is toxic if injested directly

Remember how mom used to say not to play with themercury of thermometers because they were poison? Well - why are we still injecting it in our kids today?
In 1983 there were only 10 recommended vaccines and today there are 36 - the increase in children diagnosed with autism in 1983 was 1 in 10,000 and today 1 in 150

See the connection?

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