Thanks, reading now.

"International studies have been performed to refute this link, focusing on Thimerosal (mercury) found in the vaccine’s buffer, and on the measles component of this vaccine. Studies that have been conducted have not found an association between mercury or the measles component and autism. The published conclusions, including a recent Washington Post story, have been that the MMR vaccine is therefore not linked to autism. And yet, parents remain fearful and unconvinced, and justifiably so. The only conclusions that can be drawn from the studies that have been done is that neither mercury nor the measles virus in the vaccine can be associated with autism. One cannot conclude from the studies that there is no link between this vaccine and autism. I find it fascinating, perplexing really, that such a broad conclusion ”MMR vaccine is not linked to autism” has nevertheless been spread to the public, to the scientific community and to public officials. No well designed studies, either
retrospective or prospective, have been done to truly examine this potential link. No studies have been done to examine the link between vaccines containing human aborted fetal DNA and epidemic levels of diseases such as autism."

I am not convinced that the "Germ Theory" is based on anything but assumption: junk science.

[thebernician.net]

"Firstly, viruses are not living organisms or living microbes."

Whatever is causing whichever symptoms it appears obvious enough that the prescribed "treatment" is worse than the disease, but it does make a handful of people very powerful.