I asked "Do you want to see irrefutable evidence that vaccines cause autism?" She replied, "That evidence cannot exist. All the scientific studies show vaccines do not cause autism. Good luck to you."
Hi Steve, I am a big fan of your work, including your recent statistical analysis of the time interval, which I believe strongly suggests you are in the right. I was wondering if you would be able to fund an actual scientific study to conclusively prove (or disprove) this link? Perhaps a peer-reviewed study would accomplish changing the minds of some people, where simple twitter polls cannot.
I don't know Alison Singer. And I could be wrong in what I'm about to say, because maybe she started out truly eager to find root causes, and effective solutions, for autism, only to have her hopes dashed again and again by false leads. That said, I wonder if subconsciously, Alison Singer cannot bear to face the possibility that her own autistic child and/or her autistic brother were victims of vaccines and could perhaps have lived normal lives had they not been vaccinated. Also, I find that people like this are often heavily invested in their beliefs--it's their brand, a big chunk of their *identity*, and often, the source of significant revenue, either directly or indirectly--and can't afford to have their beliefs/identity threatened by an inconvenient truth.
These people are not scientists, no matter what their job descriptions claim. They are members of an unholy priesthood to whom the truth does not matter.
"I asked "Do you want to see irrefutable evidence that vaccines cause autism?" She replied, "That evidence cannot exist. All the scientific studies show vaccines do not cause autism. Good luck to you."
You may be allowed to believe your delusion in this world but it won't fly in the next one.
Steve this is the organizational imperative at work.
The American Cancer Society is not interested in a cure for cancer. If they found one, they'd cease to exist as an organization. Same thing for the AIDS groups; cure AIDS, they're toast. Same thing for Alzheimers groups. They only exist because the disease is not cured. In fact, the worse the disease, the more donations they get.
So of course the same thing would be true for the Autism Science Foundation. Once the cause was discovered, they'd all lose their jobs.
"Show me the incentive, and I'll show you the outcome."
Steve Kirsch, you just keep getting more and more savvy all the time. As the parent of a vaccine-injured (and disabled) child, I enjoy watching you as you learn and understand more and more about vaccines, autism, etc. It's downright delightful to watch a smart, good-hearted guy like you catch on.
They are paid private gatekeepers. Diabetes, cancer research are all foundations set up by Big Harma to keep you asking all the wrong questions.
I won't give them a dime until they add vaccines to their list - which they will never do.
Keep pushing Steve!
Research Operation Trust.
Hi Steve, I am a big fan of your work, including your recent statistical analysis of the time interval, which I believe strongly suggests you are in the right. I was wondering if you would be able to fund an actual scientific study to conclusively prove (or disprove) this link? Perhaps a peer-reviewed study would accomplish changing the minds of some people, where simple twitter polls cannot.
All the best.
I don't know Alison Singer. And I could be wrong in what I'm about to say, because maybe she started out truly eager to find root causes, and effective solutions, for autism, only to have her hopes dashed again and again by false leads. That said, I wonder if subconsciously, Alison Singer cannot bear to face the possibility that her own autistic child and/or her autistic brother were victims of vaccines and could perhaps have lived normal lives had they not been vaccinated. Also, I find that people like this are often heavily invested in their beliefs--it's their brand, a big chunk of their *identity*, and often, the source of significant revenue, either directly or indirectly--and can't afford to have their beliefs/identity threatened by an inconvenient truth.
Highly dismissive response. Ever look into their funding sources? steering committee or board of directors?
These people are not scientists, no matter what their job descriptions claim. They are members of an unholy priesthood to whom the truth does not matter.
If you are a doctor that speaks up against childhood vaccines, then they pull your license.
Dr. Sherri Tenpenny faced a tribunal last week on August 9 when she appeared before the Ohio Medical Board in Columbus.
At the hearing, Dr. Tenpenny was ruled to have "failed to cooperate" with an unfounded "investigation" into
her skeptical position towards vaccines,
meaning her license to practice medicine is now suspended indefinitely.
https://open.substack.com/pub/lionessofjudah/p/medical-fascism-ohio-medical-board?r=1ky86t&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post
Let Alison Singer know your views on this subject!
https://twitter.com/AutismScienceFd
Good luck with having a soul worthy of saving Ms. Singer!
Maybe sewing machines are more her family's thing?
"I asked "Do you want to see irrefutable evidence that vaccines cause autism?" She replied, "That evidence cannot exist. All the scientific studies show vaccines do not cause autism. Good luck to you."
You may be allowed to believe your delusion in this world but it won't fly in the next one.
Steve this is the organizational imperative at work.
The American Cancer Society is not interested in a cure for cancer. If they found one, they'd cease to exist as an organization. Same thing for the AIDS groups; cure AIDS, they're toast. Same thing for Alzheimers groups. They only exist because the disease is not cured. In fact, the worse the disease, the more donations they get.
So of course the same thing would be true for the Autism Science Foundation. Once the cause was discovered, they'd all lose their jobs.
"Show me the incentive, and I'll show you the outcome."
I can’t read this. Too depressing. I pray each day that my grandchildren aren’t harmed.
Probably Alison Singer already knew this and that's why she was so confident to Mr. Kirsch...
Article today 8/13/23 Epoch Times ;
New Research Validates Autism’s Link to Gut
https://www.theepochtimes.com/mkt_app/health/new-research-validates-autisms-link-to-gut-5394935?src_src=Healthtop5&src_cmp=htop5-2023-08-13&est=EZbKiohJC5%2F%2FMI2xwtaO0Wl16lPAwhrxTDOGtdpJGF3ibrP3LjOh8JIW3IG8
I wonder what she -- and others of her ilk -- understand to be the cause. Or to what degree they're actually trying to discover a cause.
Steve Kirsch, you just keep getting more and more savvy all the time. As the parent of a vaccine-injured (and disabled) child, I enjoy watching you as you learn and understand more and more about vaccines, autism, etc. It's downright delightful to watch a smart, good-hearted guy like you catch on.
She might as well be a hooker; only her current position pays better, is more reliable income-wise and less degrading (physically).