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In 1982, a major network aired an hour-long special on the shot every American child had to get for school.
It reported that serious reactions were "common." Studies going back to 1933 showed brain damage. And a scientist who'd worked at the agency regulating vaccines said that they "very much do not wish to know" about adverse reactions.
This is what TV news did before Pharma bought it. 🧵
AmyBee retweeted
This should stop every parent in their tracks...
In 1994 Japan ended all mandatory vaccines for babies under two years old.
The outcome? Japan now has one of the lowest infant mortality rates on the planet.
America? Highest infant mortality of all industrialized nations.
AmyBee retweeted
“They’re two-year old two month olds. They’re frozen in time.”
Vaccines did this to them, on the SAME DAY.
💔
AmyBee retweeted
🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨 Andrea Shaw, 23 year old mom, is now facing the DEATH PENALTY. She followed doctor’s orders, vaccinating her two toddler twin babies, despite notifying them that her husband had adverse reactions to previous vaccination. The twins died 8 days later. Now she is facing the death penalty.
AmyBee retweeted
🚨🚨 Perdió su licencia médica por estudiar a 3324 niños y demostrar que los niños no vacunados estaban mucho más sanos que los niños vacunados. Al igual que el estudio similar del Instituto de Salud Henry Ford, su trabajo fue censurado por la comunidad médica.
Dr. Paul Thomas.
AmyBee retweeted
During the beginning of the “pandemic”, SIDS deaths dropped EXPONENTIALLY.
Why?
Well baby visits were canceled.
I feel like we should be talking about that more.
The vast amount of SAHMs are either low income households (childcare costs exceed earnings) or high income (benefits and convenience of not working exceed monetary needs)
I wonder, what is the break even threshold for high income SAHMs?
AmyBee retweeted
This is heartbreaking.
Jenny McCarthy just opened up about her son’s MMR vaccine injury and autism regression.
Her doctor ignored and ridiculed her concerns.
But after the shot, her 2-year old son went into cardiac arrest.
Then, “he lost all of his language.”
That’s when he officially got an autism diagnosis.
Doctors told her he “might not ever speak.”
“He won’t be able to make friends.”
“He’ll never have a job.”
“He was really hit by this shot.”
@JennyMcCarthy @daveasprey
I was more active here on X when I was in an unhappy relationship and it was Covid. I also did a lot of digging and reading during that time period and became very distrustful of our medical establishment and government in general.
AmyBee retweeted
The LARGEST vaccinated vs. unvaccinated birth cohort study EVER done shows vaccinated children are FAR SICKER across ALL 22 chronic disease categories:
Autism: +180%
Cancer: +54%
Neurodevelopmental disorders: +1254%
Autoimmune disease: +1120%
Motor disability: +810%
Speech disorder: +803%
Mental health disorders: +696%
Asthma: +553%
Developmental delay: +412%
Atopic disease: +386%
Seizure disorder: +216%
Food allergy: +128%
Neurological disorder: +26%
Any chronic condition: +250%
ADHD: ONLY in vaccinated children
Diabetes: ONLY in vaccinated children
Brain dysfunction: ONLY in vaccinated children
Behavioral disability: ONLY in vaccinated children
Learning disability: ONLY in vaccinated children
Intellectual disability: ONLY in vaccinated children
Tics: ONLY in vaccinated children
Other psychological disability: ONLY in vaccinated children
Our peer-reviewed reanalysis of the landmark Henry Ford birth cohort study found 22 out of 22 chronic disease categories were proportionally higher in vaccinated children... ZERO exceptions.
AmyBee retweeted
Pssst... Did ya know that around '08 when more parents began choosing to separate their kids' MMR shots into 3 separate doses....
Merck pulled the separate shots off the market?
In other words: as more parents got educated about vaccine safety, Merck removed their ability to make this choice.
After about 40 years of the shots being available individually, just as vaccines became officially linked to brain damage (including autism) and to many other disorders via court cases, studies, and through whistleblowers... Merck removed the ability of parents to do the very thing that many experts said was safer.
The single shots are called “monovalent” as in measles-only, mumps-only, rubella-only.
Merck’s monovalent products were Attenuvax (measles), Mumpsvax (mumps), and Meruvax II (rubella).
Merck stopped making all three, citing manufacturing constraints and saying it would resume only if it wouldn't squeeze supply of the company's combo MMR shot.
Then, in October 2009, Merck announced it would not resume production of the monovalent shots, and formally discontinued them.
Merck claimed its decision was based on input from professionals, advisers, and customers. Merck said all of those people preferred the combo vax because it is one injection instead of three.
Merck maintained that, contrary to some experts, there is no medical reasons to give the shots separately.
President Trump has called for the MMR vaccine to be split into three separate single-dose vaccines administered at separate visits. Merck's response: it could take up to ten years.
The single-dose measles vaccine already exists. The Serum Institute of India is the world's largest supplier of monovalent measles vaccine. Japan produces a single-dose mumps vaccine. Merck is not being asked to invent anything. It is being asked to stop bundling vaccines that already exist in separate form and submit them for FDA approval individually.
The ten-year timeline is a delay tactic designed to run out the clock on this administration. An antitrust lawsuit decided just a few years ago revealed that Merck had falsified efficacy data for its mumps vaccine in a study called Protocol 7007, adding animal antibodies to inflate apparent efficacy and defend its claimed 95% effectiveness rate.
The judge noted on the record that Merck had sought to extend its monopoly by misrepresenting facts on FDA-approved drug labeling. Separating the MMR would require Merck to submit each component to independent placebo-controlled safety and efficacy trials. That is what they are trying to avoid.
So 10 yrs ago I used to think running a couple miles and then doing weights was exercise...
Now stretching yoga poses are considered exercise
AmyBee retweeted
If you think *that* post stirred up the vaccine industry shills, wait until you see how they respond to this:
The govt (DOJ)/vaccine industry's chief expert witness that specialized in denying the vaccine autism link *changed his mind* based on advancing scientific knowledge. He said vaccines can cause autism, after all, in exceptional cases, and that he personally treated some. This is like the robber's best friend admitting his friend pulled the job.
If Dr. Zimmerman had come down the other way, the vaccine industry and their propagandists would declare it "settled science."
But since he came down the "wrong way" on this key issue worth so much $$$$, the vaccine cultists have bent themselves into pretzels trying to minimize him, his findings, spin it. See how they reply to this post for entertaining pretzel-ing.
The fact is: if vaccines triggered autism in one child with mitochondrial disorder, it's silly to conclude that's the only child on the planet it could happen to. Quite the opposite. Now that a biological mechanism is identified, it implies more instances. Perhaps many more. (Scientists say today mitochondrial dysfunction is more common than we knew when Dr. Zimmerman labeled it as a factor in vaccine-induced-autism.)
Secondly, many other predispositions can cause autism when triggered by vaccines, but the medical health establishment has made no public investment in identifying them.
For example, vaccine court and the government have acknowledged kids born with tuberous sclerosis also had autism triggered by vaccination. The government has paid awards to some of those families for that reason.
Hannah was described as normal, happy and precocious in her first 18 months.
Then, in July 2000, she was vaccinated against nine diseases in one doctor's visit: measles, mumps, rubella, polio, varicella, diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, and Haemophilus influenzae.
Afterward, her health declined rapidly. She developed high fevers, stopped eating, didn't respond when spoken to, began showing signs of autism, and began having screaming fits.
In 2002, Hannah's parents filed an autism claim in federal vaccine court. Five years later, the government admitted vaccines caused her autism, settled quietly before it could become a landmark case, and had it sealed.
CDC officials continued to call the vaccine-autism link "debunked" and a "quack" theory.
AmyBee retweeted
I continue to have concerns with this Atlantic story.
The reporter went to Lancaster because of a newborn death - but he didn't really investigate it.
The story is about a neonatal death with trauma to the torso and a ruptured spleen, and yet there's almost no discussion of the labor, delivery, and neonatal resuscitation.
We don't even know whether this was a breech delivery.
Perhaps most importantly, why didn't the reporter try to speak to the midwife who delivered the baby? This doesn't make any sense for a piece about a newborn death.
Also, what was happening between the birth and the paramedics arriving? It must have taken several minutes for paramedics to be called and to arrive. The story completely skips that crucial time period.
The takeaway for many readers seems to be that the parents think it was measles and the midwife thinks it was measles, so that's probably what it was. But this conclusion doesn't necessarily make sense given the currently available information and the scant details provided.
And why did a journalist investigating a newborn death do such little investigation? theatlantic.com/health/2026/…
