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Joanna Milne 🏺's avatar

Heads are being stuck in the sand about a lot of things. When one factors in rising unemployment and young people not getting the first rung on the ladder your points are even more concerning. The percentage of people who can actually work should be going up to accommodate an aging population, not down

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I wonder if anyone can produce the statitics for the number of Parkinsonians there were say during 1800’s or even the early 1900’s. I would be surprised if they were at all significant numbers and whilst not comparing this awful infliction with anything else in the case of increased Autism the figures are quite staggering with a 787% increase between 1998 and 2018 in the UK. https://acamh.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jcpp.13505

In the US the figures are no better where 1 in 45 adults now have autism. https://www.autismspeaks.org/autism-statistics-asd

These appalling figures have to be attributed to something and although there is significant attempt from all corners to tell us it is definitely NOT due to vaccines nevertheless one cannot ignore that this increase is in line with the massive increase in number if vaccines that have been added to the childhood vaccine schedule in both countries. Vaccines are very profitable for the drug companies and the drug companies fund powerful government lobbyists. In addition, media relies on a significant portion of its revenue from the healthcare business. I believe the connections are worth scrutiny.

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