A new study has been released that shows that increases in autism rates are linked to the introduction of vaccines manufactured using human fetal cell lines from aborted babies. While this has been theorized in the past,
"Theorized" is the wrong word:
The series of articles launched Wednesday are investigative journalism, not results of a clinical study. The writer, Brian Deer, said Wakefield "chiseled" the data before him, "falsifying medical histories of children and essentially concocting a picture, which was the picture he was contracted to find by lawyers hoping to sue vaccine manufacturers and to create a vaccine scare."... According to BMJ, Wakefield received more than 435,000 pounds ($674,000) from the lawyers. Godlee said the study shows that of the 12 cases Wakefield examined in his paper, five showed developmental problems before receiving the MMR vaccine and three never had autism.
http://www.cnn.com/2011/HEALTH/01/05/autism.vaccines/
this connection has now been analyzed using worldwide data.
Well, let's take a look...
The report was published in the "Journal of Public Health and Epidemiology" by some folks from the "Sound Choice Pharmaceutical Institute."
Here's a little information about the publisher:
We recently learned of the launch of one of the largest scholarly open-access publishers. It’s called Academic and Scientific Publishing, and it launched with an amazing 355 journal titles.
None of the journals has any content, nor does any have an editorial board as far as we can tell. This publisher is only now beginning to spam researchers soliciting manuscripts and editorial board memberships. Each journal’s home page has several links, including links to the editorial board, the publication fee, and the like, but they are all blank.
The publisher does not state what its author fees will be. It appears to be run by Bangladeshis based in New York and Connecticut. The IP domain-name registration provides the following information:
Mohammad Rashid
mamun_sarker2002@yahoo.com
(203) 253-8235
Publishing Company
1429 35th Street Apt 1A
Brooklyn, NY 11218
We think that Mr. Rashid sometimes also uses his fuller name: Mohammad Mamun-or-Rashid. He appears to be associated with the Dhaka-based company Noorzahan Kamal Web Technology. We wonder how anyone could manage 355 scholarly journals from apartment 1A in Brooklyn.
http://scholarlyoa.com/2013/01/15/open-access-publisher-launches-with-355-new-journals/
Researchers have identified three specific change points in which the incidence of autism rose significantly in the U.S., as well as points in other countries. Each of these points corresponds to the times that a vaccine containing DNA from aborted babies was added to the recommended vaccine schedule.
Read more at
http://www.inquisitr.com/1579092/stu...beH36zQc4aG.99
Yes, read that, and then read this, about the actual study.
There is another group that has been around for a while but about which I have not written before – some elements of the right-to-life group. What is their connection to vaccines? – the false belief that vaccines contain cells from aborted fetuses. Recently Lifenews published an article with the following headline: Study Suggests Link Between Autism and Use of Cells From Abortions in Vaccines. The study, of course, does nothing of the sort.
The EPA Study
LifeNews editor, Steven Ertelt, was referring to a recent EPA study published in Environmental Science Technology called Timing of Increased Autistic Disorder Cumulative Incidence. If you read the paper you will find no mention of vaccines, let alone fetal cells in vaccines. The study simply looked at databases of autism diagnosis to see if there was a point at which the increasing cumulative diagnoses was most sharp – any turning points in the data. The point of this exercise is to suggest where to look for a potential environment factor contributing to autism – because that’s what the EPA does, look for environmental exposures that are causing human disease.
They found that in the California, Danish, and worldwide datasets the turning point happened around 1988-1989, while in the Japanese dataset the turning point was spread out more from 1988-1996. Therefore, they conclude, if we want to look for an environmental factor we should look for things whose exposure began around 1988-1989. That is the extent of their conclusion – nothing about vaccines or abortions.
http://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/the-other-anti-vaccinationists/
It is right there but The Barbarian and his ilk cannot handle the truth.
Someone can't. Understand something; abortion is killing a living human being. It's a horrific thing, the more so because the law sanctions it. It's an affront to God. But lying about things does not serve the cause of pro-life. It makes it harder to convince reasonable people that we are right.
For God's sake, for the sake of the unborn, don't help them do this any more.
