Executive summary
Vaccines either cause autism or they don’t.
To answer that question, I’ve listed some key pieces of evidence.
You can play detective and judge for yourself which hypothesis that these observations are consistent with.
The single most important piece of evidence of causality is the sequence of events. It’s nearly always vaccine—> fever —> tylenol—> sudden-onset autism.
The first 3 are clearly causal and nobody denies that. The fourth aligns perfectly with the first 3 as the next step.
If autism was a random event, there would be no alignment; onset would happen randomly in the sequence, not always in the same position.
30 different observations all consistent with “vaccines cause autism”
Each of these alone is not definitive. Taken as a whole, it’s hard to see how these are all consistent with vaccines having nothing to do with autism.
For details on all of these, see my autism survey results article:
Autism onset survey of Sharyl Attkisson’s followers show all 20 sudden onset cases that were reported were attributed to vaccination by the parents. Two of the parents believed their pediatrician it was a “coincidence” and changed their minds later after learning it wasn’t a “coincidence.”
To date, none of the 7 autism survey predictions applied to the survey data were consistent with the null hypothesis.
There is a no-vax US pediatric practice with over 6,000 unvaccinated/low vaccinated patients and zero autism over 25 years.
We couldn’t find an Amish person who was aware of an unvaxxed Amish child with autism ever. One Amish wrote to me, “I’m in my 60s and I haven’t met one yet, I don’t think I’m going to before I die of old age either. Pigs would likely fly first.” But only vaxxed Amish with autism are easy to find. The only difference in these kids: whether they were vaccinated. Unvaccinated Amish with Down’s syndrome are easy to find. So autism is not likely genetic. No Amish with turbo cancer (they didn’t take the COVID shots). No “died suddenly” either.
Monterey pediatrician Doug Hulstedt had 46 sudden-onset cases in his practice. The sequence for the sudden-onset cases (wh.
154 patients carrying an autism diagnosis seen over 23 years.
Of those 78 patients (51%) had an absolute temporal relationship with vaccine administration.
Of those, 46 patients (60%) began regression within 2 weeks after vaccination.
0 patients had a sudden-onset starting within 2 weeks before vaccination.
The others had parents noted regression as the start point at time of vaccine administration but more a slide than an abrupt change.
He had no patients that had spontaneous sudden regressions not associated with vaccines.
The other flavor of autistics would have been infants never hitting their milestones but unable to locate any temporal relationships with anything.
Paul Thomas’s vaccine-delay plan achieved 0 autism cases in 1,176 children.
Other under-vaccination practices all achieve lower autism rates than surrounding clinics.
I wasn’t able to find any sudden onset cases happening a week before a vax appointment, but easily found hundreds happening within a week after.
The autism survey showed large numbers of sudden onset happening the same day, all after vaccination. Far too many to have happened just from random chance. The 0 to 5 day incidence rate is typically 20x higher than the rates during days 6 to 59.
JB Handley reports that among cases at his local autism child daycare facility, 90% of parents determined their child changed right after vaccination. The other 10% were not open to talking about it.
The Chief Science Officer of the Autism Science Foundation Alycia Halladay ran for cover when I asked her “Would you like to see the data?” Why would she do that?
I tried to get anyone on the other side to use my survey to prove it was all selection bias. All refused.
Dr. Andrew Zimmerman, the government’s expert witness in the Hannah Polling case, admitted vaccines can trigger autism. The DOJ fired him immediately thereafter.
Top autism researcher Richard Frye has privately admitted that vaccines cause autism but “we aren’t allowed to talk about it.”
Additional vaccines —> step change in behavior (see the Jeremy story)
Heavy metal toxicity was a common factor in the 4 kids with autism. The 2 kids without autism: no heavy metal toxicity.
Aluminum concentration in the brains of autistic kids are among the highest ever measured (Exley 2017 study).
The onset sequence is extremely well defined: vaccine, fever, Tylenol, autism onset. It always happens in the same sequence. If autism were random, the autism onset would be randomly distributed in that sequence. It’s not.
Bogus large population studies designed to not find a signal, and the authors don’t want to talk about it.
The authors of the Amish with autism paper refused to answer any questions about vaccination status of the Amish kids (even though they had it).
Vaxxed /unvaxxed study odds ratios (ORs) allow show a spike for autism being higher in the vaccinated. No exceptions.
CDC vaccination schedule shifted —> onset age shifted (Bernard Rimland testimony in Congress). It’s not genetic. It’s man-made. This was the clearest signal and everyone ignored it.
Rise in vaccinations —> rise in autism rates X post
The McDowell triplets became autistic within hours of each other, starting just 2 hours after vaccination.
All the genetic research to date can explain only 20% of cases
The CDC Verstraeten study showed Thimerosal caused autism; it was discussed at Simpsonwood secretly and it took them 4 years to figure out how to adjust the data to make the signal go away.
CDC scientist William Thompson admitted Coleen Boyle ordered him to delete the study data linking vaccines with autism in the DeStefano study. Why would they need to delete data? That’s unethical.
There are 1,200 papers showing the association between vaccines and autism. See the Palmer “Truth Will Prevail” e-book (718 pages).
250 papers showing how vaccines cause autism (mechanism of action)
Surveys show autism onset is not symmetrical around the day of vaccination like it would be if vaccines don’t cause autism. Try running this survey yourself.
Vaccines cause autism in baby monkeys. What is different about people that it wouldn’t also cause autism in people?
Summary
We’ll have even more reasons soon. Stay tuned.
I have yet to meet anyone who can explain how this evidence is more likely associated with the null hypothesis. Any takers?
Have you researched about autism in Wales after children got the whooping cough vaccine? This was late 60’s, early 70’s. My Welsh friend and many other parents did not had their kids vaccinated for it.
Thank you Steve.
One in several million has the integrity and fortitude to tackle this issue. You are appreciated and amazing!
You have the substance, the evidence that we all knew in our hearts and it's undeniable.