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Former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said on CNBC yesterday that RFK Jr’s fall autism report will link aluminum to autism, sparking lawsuits and driving vaccine makers out of the market: 9:27: "I think what he's setting up is to declare in his autism report in the fall that there's a link between aluminum and autism. I think that's where this is heading. If I was to make a prediction, if he does that, that will open the door to litigation under the vaccine injury compensation program and create a whole wave of lawsuits that I think will drive a lot of vaccine makers out of the market." This is from the same person who tweeted in 2015 that "the purported link between autism and vaccines is one of the most carefully studied, and thoroughly debunked, clinical questions", so he is initially not on RFK's side at all. However, the above statement in that interview is very interesting, as it is an admission of reality as it exists. Lawsuits and companies driven out of the market aren't things that happen for no reason. The Overton window has undeniably shifted on this issue. I am particularly interested in exchanging with the posters of this forum who consistently dismiss the link between vaccines and autism as "debunked", "pseudoscience", "conspiracy theory", "quackery", etc. Do you really believe, in good conscience, that there isn't a remote possibility that there could be an ounce of truth behind this? That perhaps you were misguided? History repeats itself in cycles: not that long ago, the reality of the Holocaust unfolding in Germany was ignored and downplayed for various reasons, by established media. This was covered in a book, Buried by the Times: The Holocaust and America's Most Important Newspaper. Here is its description on Amazon: An in-depth look at how The New York Times failed in its coverage of the fate of European Jews from 1939–45. It examines how the decisions that were made at The Times ultimately resulted in the minimizing and misunderstanding of modern history's worst genocide. Laurel Leff, a veteran journalist and professor of journalism, recounts how personal relationships at the newspaper, the assimilationist tendencies of The Times' Jewish owner, and the ethos of mid-century America, all led The Times to consistently downplay news of the Holocaust. It recalls how news of Hitler's 'final solution' was hidden from readers and - because of the newspaper's influence on other media - from America at large. Buried by The Times is required reading for anyone interested in America's response to the Holocaust and for anyone curious about how journalists determine what is newsworthy. From a historical perspective, one consistently observable process is that nothing can stop the truth: no matter how powerfully repressed, the truth always comes out eventually. On which side of history will you be?

I like Jeff Childers, never read an article of his which wasn't good. This part is compatible with my previously-mentioned take on tech, i.e. it's a tool and what matters is who wields it: But ChatGPT pulls up studies your doctor hasn’t read. It explains side effects in full sentences instead of hastily scribbled warnings. It doesn’t interrupt, rush, or dismiss. It doesn’t condescend. It politely answers every question, no matter how many you ask or how dumb they are. The real threat to medicine isn’t that AI makes mistakes. (So do doctors. A lot.) The threat is that AI demystifies the process — and proves it was never magic to begin with. It’s just pattern recognition, obscure vocabulary, hoarded data, and access to knowledge. We are going through a paradigm change for the best. That's just the reality as I see it.

And to my knowledge, unless you were going to the US or Indonesia, it was a rumoured threat as the authorities never stopped anyone unvaccinated from travelling. I travelled to Europe in 2021 (flight from Bangkok to Geneva via Amsterdam and into France by land) and all that was needed was a negative PCR test, shown only once at the check-in counter in Suvarnabhumi. That was a valuable lesson for people too, I think: don't believe rumours and always check information independently. Several people on this forum were adamant that vaccination would be needed to renew visas, though the Thai authorities never even suggested that might be the case.

Or it was a sabotage operation which saved us from an unfathomable and irreversible nightmare. Trump always leans into the enemy's dynamics before neutralising it. Let's not forget what the alternative to Warp Speed was: The CDC Planned Quarantine Camps Nationwide No matter how bad you think Covid policies were, they were intended to be worse. […] It was undoubtedly planned to be permanent and nationwide if not worldwide. Instead, the scheme had to be dialed back. https://brownstone.org/articles/the-cdc-planned-quarantine-camps-nationwide/

Facts.

Yeah, and reading the article again, the fact that he was detained for four hours – which is extremely long – and that a senior officer ultimately confirmed his deportation because of the tattoos indicates that this issue was escalated and discussed, and that there was a consensus on the matter. Basically, if you have face ink, don't go to the Middle East.

I understand where you're coming from. Ultimately, I'd have to spend an hour with him to form an opinion on him and who knows, maybe he's a great bloke… What I am sure of is that by doing this, he is closing 90% of society's doors, so he'd better be confident that he is able to thrive and maintain stability on all levels within the 10% available to him. Another thing is that there is lots of black on his neck and arms, which implies several layers and ultimately a complete cover-up, which is pretty unusual – at least his girlfriend has quality tattoos and actually looks pretty good (though slightly OTT for my liking).

This is where my mind went immediately too. Also, over the years, I have seen several IOs in various countries explicitly look up and down from the face to the passport photo to see if they match. This is obviously one of the security points they are meant to check, in addition to biometrics, and implies they have discretion to refuse entry if they have a valid reason to doubt the traveller and the picture are the same person – the fact that he was allowed in twice before lends credence to this. Though the article mentions he started getting facial tattoos nine years ago, he might have visibly less on the passport photo than what he has now. It is an extreme body modification which could warrant further investigation (and ultimately denial).

I agree with your rationale. I find it too radical, however it would be interesting to have a conversation with a face-inked person and have their take on things. Definitely agree.

They already do. I have several visible tattoos, but facial ones I find very disturbing, IMO there has to be some underlying psychological issue for someone to do something so radical.

Realistically, there has to be a political element to it, though, as is being done now. There isn't a single revolution in history which was entirely led by the people. They were led by political groups and people followed (as they always do).

Yeah, no worries Touché! Didn't know the GAVI payments had been suspended, makes total sense though. What do Catherine Austin Fitts, Sage Hana and Sasha Latypova have to say about that, I wonder? All three knew Trump was Deep State because his admin 1 had allowed a contribution to GAVI. I don't think any of them have the required humility to acknowledge they might have been wrong… Anyway, things are definitely looking good according to my interpretative lens.

You are one of the rare interlocutors of mine who considers both sides of the debate with equal measure, and I have always given you credit for that. Regarding Palantir, it is a globalist tool which has long been embedded in Deep State operations, celebrated by the WEF and used to track people during Covid. My take on tech has always been that it is a tool and ultimately, what matters is who is wielding it. Who is at the top of the pyramid, beyond the appearances? Who is pulling the strings and in what direction are we headed? At face value, Trump and his admin could indeed seem to be a part of the overarching nefarious technostructure. But you know my take on it, that he leans into enemy dynamics, only to cause their exposure and derailment further down the line (he's just done it in the Middle East, what began as "Trump the most Zionist US President ever" is ending with the imminent implosion of Israel and no WWIII). This long article offers an interesting take (the one I believe to be the most likely when taking into consideration the whole picture): The Palantir Canon - The Mirror That Captured the Machine A Multidimensional Exposure of the Control Grid - Degree by Degree, Domain by Domain, Until the System Collapses Under Its Own Surveillance https://observingconsciousness.substack.com/p/the-palantir-canon-the-mirror-that [EDIT: I initially pasted in the wrong article, corrected now]

Come on Rumak, there are 'antivaxxers' in charge of the US Ministry of Health, that's not too bad a narrative considering where we were in 2023 As I said a few weeks, ago, things will never go fast enough for us, but moving the deeply entrenched Vax Dogma monolith is a titanic task, and considering the forces at play, I honestly don't think it is possible to go any quicker. But we're not out of the woods yet, and IMO sharp observation requires (tricky to achieve) balance: not too optimistic, not too pessimistic…

Incorrect. Try actually reading articles before commenting: Oct 18, 2024: Ontario’s measles outbreak officially began, per Public Health Ontario. Mar 6, 2025: Canadian government launched aggressive vaccine push; 227 measles cases reported since January. Mar 13, 2025: Ontario reported a dramatic rise of 195 new cases in just a week. Mar 14: Ontario’s top health official issued another vaccine push. Mar 20: CBC reported another 120 new cases in just 6 days following Moore’s statement. Mar 27: Additional 102 cases were reported in a single week. Mar 31: Ontario hit 557 total measles cases—the province’s largest outbreak in nearly 30 years. The case count more than doubled (227 → 557) in just 25 days following government vaccine campaigns. Incorrect. Here are the facts for those who are willing/able to actually look at them: https://jonfleetwood.substack.com/p/measles-vaccine-and-gain-of-function

Dr. Nicolas Hulscher: the second-largest COVID-19 vaccine safety study EVER conducted (n=85 million people) found increased risks of: - Heart Attack (+286% after 2nd dose) - Stroke (+240% after 1st dose) - Coronary Artery Disease (+244% after 2nd dose) - Arrhythmia (+199% after 1st dose) video_2025-06-24_14-24-29.mp4

Dr. Nicolas Hulscher (an epidimiologist, but of course it doesn't count in this case as he doesn't say the right things – the denialists will now move on to say he is a "grifter taking advantage of gullible people"… God forbid they should even consider that there might be some truth in what he says): Grave implications of amyloidogenic fibrils found in a toddler exposed to Pfizer mRNA in the womb. What does this mean for an entire generation of babies subjected to genetic injections before birth? Born without vital signs just one week after the mother’s second dose of BNT162b2 (Pfizer), the child required emergency resuscitation. Now experiencing persistent health issues, the child’s blood sample revealed highly abnormal, autofluorescent fibrillar aggregates—confirmed via microscopy and Thioflavin T staining, a selective amyloid-binding dye. video_2025-06-24_14-18-34.mp4

As I see it, he is clinging on to his version of reality, as admitting he was even slightly misguided would mean admitting those he repeadedly insulted and looked down on were actually right – and as he has an ego the size of Russia, don't expect him to ever show the required humility for that. Ultimately, he will probably just drop out of these conversations for good, as 90% of the vax enthusiasts already have.

At least in the Don's case, it would make a modicum of sense.

Shout-out to Peace Nobel Prize winner Barack Obama and his 26,000 bombs on the Middle East. The Nobel Prize is an absolute joke.

It's demonstrated on this forum, by those who just paste in Grok results as if they were wielding the ultimate debating weapon, or will dismiss an argument because "AI has nothing to say about it". Real intelligence ends where artificial intelligence begins.

In Texas, Canada, and Hawaii, these outbreaks followed government-led vaccination campaigns, which raises the question of whether they were vaccine-induced, which is not a novel phenomenon, it happened before with polio, for example. Ontario case: Ontario Measles Outbreak More Than Doubles in Three Weeks After Federal and Local Gov't Vaccine Push Largest measles outbreak in 30 years. https://jonfleetwood.substack.com/p/ontario-measles-outbreak-more-than From the Vigilant Fox article: The live measles virus in the MMR vaccine is the product of gain-of-function (GOF) laboratory experiments, meaning it is deliberately engineered to enhance its ability to infect more human cells than the wild-type measles virus can and may retain characteristics that enable transmission and replication in the vaccinated and unvaccinated alike. The live virus in the vaccine can be shed for weeks from the vaccinated, potentially infecting the unvaccinated. A 1995 CDC study found that 83% of vaccinated children had measles virus shed in their urine. An April 2012 publication in the peer-reviewed journal Paediatrics & Child Health reported a child was being investigated after developing a new-onset measles-type rash after receiving a measles vaccine, meaning the shot can cause disease in the vaccinated. Nucleic acid testing confirmed that a “vaccine-type measles virus was being shed in the [child’s] urine.” A 2014 study in Clinical Infectious Diseases confirms that vaccinated individuals can transmit measles to multiple contacts.

Your guidance is much appreciated. From the article: Increased Vaccinations Texas: From January 1 to March 16, 2025, Texas administered at least 173,000 doses of the measles vaccine, up from 158,000 during the same period in 2024—a roughly 9.5% increase. New Mexico: According to the New Mexico Department of Health, between February 1 and March 31, 2025, 14,757 doses of the MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine were administered in New Mexico, compared to 8,162 during the same period in 2024—an 80.8% increase. Increased Cases Texas is the clear epicenter, with 709 cases reported as of early May, far surpassing any other state. New Mexico has reported 71 confirmed measles cases, as of early May 2025, confirmed by the New Mexico Department of Health. In any case, your semantic integrity is welcome, and would have been even more welcome when these messages were pushed unilaterally for a couple of months:

Please explain this: Top Two MMR-Vaccinated States Lead in 2025 Measles Cases https://www.vigilantfox.com/p/top-two-mmr-vaccinated-states-lead