I'd hazard an educated guess that vaccines directly cause or contribute to most of the chronic disease that we are seeing in the US. Here is an example of how I think the "create a new disease" pharmaceutical scam plays out. A new Hep B vaccine was recently approved by the ACIP (Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices, if I remember correctly) of the CDC. The adjuvant in the vaccine is a new one. During the clinical trials for this vaccine a "heart attack" signal was noted-meaning the vaccine seemed to increase the risk of heart attacks. Does that mean the ACIP members decided not to approve the vaccine. Not at all. Instead (as can be viewed in old footage from Del Bigtree's show The HighWire available on YT) the ACIP committee just noted the "heart attack signal" and decided to wait for available data after the vaccine had been in use. In my opinion, this activity telegraphs to pharmaceutical insiders what profitable new conditions they can expect to see. Is it "working"? You decide.

https://health.wyo.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Heplisav-B-Package-Insert.pdf

https://flipboard.com/@WSJ/heart-disease-strikes-back-across-the-u-s-even-in-healthy-places/a-Cm-VHRIBQnmE0u3KeeSQAQ%3Aa%3A248213600-d35133e927%2Fwsj.com

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I have an hypothesis about mycoplasma and autoimmune disease. Autoimmune disease could be the body's response to intracellular parasites such as a bacteria without its cell wall. Aluminum is known to transform bacteria into this form of pathogen, that is cause a bacteria to lose its cell wall. This would explain both why autoimmune diseases are correlated with vaccination (persistent aluminum in vaccine adjuvants is directly toxic but also might be driving pathogens to become intracellular) but also help explain why treatment for intracellular parasites is helpful to treat autoimmune disease. I know this idea isn't perfect and needs refinement, but the evidence leads me to suspect this is the case.

A lot of pathogens were made in labs.

https://operationopenscript.webstarts.com/history_and_timeline.html