Vaccines, SIDS, and Autism: The Uncomfortable Truth
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This video delves into highly controversial claims regarding childhood vaccines, alleging a direct link to Sudden Immunization Death Syndrome (SIDS) and autism. The speaker asserts that causality is established through statistical analysis, yet faces "absolute denial" from the industry and politicians.
Citing new research by Horschler and McCullough, the discussion highlights findings that early childhood vaccines are identified as the "single most important modifiable risk factor" for autism spectrum disorder. This challenges official narratives, accusing figures like Senator Cassidy of ignorance while powerful interests suppress the truth.
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Transcript
You know, SIDS, which I call sudden immunization death syndrome, is uh you know, it's it's clear, right? The the causality is established through the statistical analysis of the very short lag time between the vaccine and and the death of the infants and repeatedly across, you know, thousands of documented cases. So, yet we live in a world of absolute denial by the industry that profits from these practices and even like you just said, blaming, blaming parents. And Andy, I I I I believe that there's progress being made in terms of public awareness of this, especially since COVID. So, in the last six years, roughly, there's a lot more awareness, but still to this day, infants are being either killed or made instantly autistic. It it continues to this day, this this horrific crime against humanity. How much more has to happen before we can stop this, this barbaric practice? I should say, I mean, an example of this is I, um, was reading Cassidy, Senator Cassidy the other day, where he pronounced unambiguously that there was an abundance of science that proved vaccines did not cause autism. And that anyone who suggested they did really was ...
