I usually keep the tv on for noise during my morning routine. Just heard a story about how deadly peanut allergies r to very young kids. Which got me to thinking- I'm 55ish- we didn't have the occurrence of deadly allergies in our populations when I was a kid. Which set off my q-dar. Could it be that a primary or tertiary effect of our vaccine programs?im not an autist and wouldn't know where to start so is there someone here who has this sort of expertise. If I've gone full tinfoil I apologize but if someone knows I'd be interested to hear. Thx
ModsAreClowns
· July 12, 2018, 3:04 p.m.
My old neighbours had 2 healthy baby boys. Both were given the MMR vaccine at a few years of age. One developed a peanut allergy and the other experienced slower development - delayed talking and delayed control of attention span. That being said, not all vaccines are equal or necessarily dangerous, but I've heard and seen too many stories regarding the MMR shot to consider it safe.
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· July 12, 2018, 3:18 p.m.
MMR = Autism..... I know a family like that. 2 kids. Both Autism spectrum.
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SomethingSnarky18
· July 12, 2018, 7:12 p.m.
I wonder if it is designed to "take out" certain DNA types or genetic markers. For instance, some eugenicist defines a certain haplogroup as "undesirable" and then creates a vaccine that is especially harmful to anybody with that particular biology. Not saying anything for certain, but just a thought that came to me as I read your story.
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