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Dr David Cartland on the jab effects. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOHRwEzCLKs
He's English, by the way. I wish he was MY doctor!

Fulgurator wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 8:19 pm Childhood vaccines are not the cause of autism except in a few cases perhaps.

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Find me an autistic Amish person.

I think we agree "the jab" wasn't to be trusted. I did encounter a lot of negative feedback from those who had it. I also wondered if Prince (King) Charles might not have had cancer if not for the jab - that is, assuming he took it.
I believe science always has to be in harmony with nature and respect nature as wiser. Nature designed the wolf and then people tried to be smart and breed a better canine. Now we see labradors and GSD dogs have weaker rear legs.

We should think how we define autism. I see it basically as a failing of normal development as a "normal" person. That can be for various reasons. It could be environment, non functional family, brain related, genetic or a mix. I myself do have developmental problems so I don't work or socialise beyond the odd chat. At school I was very like Carrie White, not stupid but very socially awkward and isolated.

quietvoice wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2024 4:12 pm

Fulgurator wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 8:19 pm Childhood vaccines are not the cause of autism except in a few cases perhaps.

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Find me an autistic Amish person.

Fulgurator wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2024 7:51 pm I also wondered if Prince (King) Charles might not have had cancer if not for the jab - that is, assuming he took it.

He didn't. He's in the WEF up to his royal neck.

I believe science always has to be in harmony with nature...

Unfortunately it isn't when it comes to the manufacture of poisonous jabs.

... and respect nature as wiser.

So do I. I had a dose of something nasty in January 2020 and would have panicked had I known it was the result of China's gain-of-function research. I presume that makes me immune to the Disease X that's on its way.

Whatever I had finally seems to be going but it had me worried. My ear tube felt wonky and my tongue was a bit sore at the back. The top of my head hurt to touch, going inside, not just the skin. Chronic reflux too. It lasted almost a month. The Puss was sleeping on my pillow and protective but now he's settled down. So, think I'm mending.
My view is the masses are losing the ability to apply critical reason. Platonism asserts that morality and ethics connect to higher knowledge, whereas negativity and strife connect to ignorance. I see these days a lot of people and politicians, or students, making wild assertions, as if it were fact. They tend to just follow a given view like a fashion. The toilet rolls was one example - nothing to impact on a social meltdown unless going to the bathroom is a matter of life and death. I'd rather stock tuna and a few drugs. Now it's Israel they yell about in the streets with placards, yet no knowledge of the Middle East and its history. No understanding of Crimea in the USSR either. Usually they follow some website as gospel but don't swat up with actual books.

The disease x seems to be bird flu.
Maybe now Richard will show his face here. There were only a few of us on Uncommon so really not much has changed.

Fulgurator wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2024 12:37 am We should think how we define autism. I see it basically as a failing of normal development as a "normal" person. That can be for various reasons. It could be environment, non functional family, brain related, genetic or a mix. I myself do have developmental problems so I don't work or socialise beyond the odd chat.

quietvoice wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2024 4:12 pm

Fulgurator wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 8:19 pm Childhood vaccines are not the cause of autism except in a few cases perhaps.

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Find me an autistic Amish person.

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OR IT COULD BE (AND IS) THE CHILDHOOD VACCINES.
Why do you not count that in as a perfectly legitimate and plausible cause?

quietvoice wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 5:26 pm ~
OR IT COULD BE (AND IS) THE CHILDHOOD VACCINES.
Why do you not count that in as a perfectly legitimate and plausible cause?

Maybe you don't like to acknowledge that those in "authority" would have ill will, or ignorant will, against you? Wake up to the world as it is and not as you wish it would be.

Vaccines were mentioned in some 1970s autism files I have. As well as birth trauma. Autism can have various causes.

quietvoice wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 5:26 pm

Fulgurator wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2024 12:37 am We should think how we define autism. I see it basically as a failing of normal development as a "normal" person. That can be for various reasons. It could be environment, non functional family, brain related, genetic or a mix. I myself do have developmental problems so I don't work or socialise beyond the odd chat.

quietvoice wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2024 4:12 pm ~
Find me an autistic Amish person.

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OR IT COULD BE (AND IS) THE CHILDHOOD VACCINES.
Why do you not count that in as a perfectly legitimate and plausible cause?