Yet Another Study Reveals the Link Between Quack-Cines and Autism

Yet more research finds that childhood quack-cines are likely to be responsible for almost 80% of cases of autism: hardly surprising when you inject heavy metals directly into their bloodstreams

Gemma O’Doherty

Mar 10, 2025

The mainstream media have known for decades about the link between quack-cines and autism but have gone to strenuous and sickening lengths to hide it because their paymasters are the pharma companies that manufacture the toxic jabs. Just think how many children might not have ended up with autism and other debilitating illnesses if journalists had been doing their job scrutinizing these giant corporations - many of which have criminal records.

DYI QUICK COMMENT:  I don’t know of one pharma company (unless just recently formed) that hasn’t ever in their existence not to be fined for criminal behavior.  Back to Gemma.

But the evidence that quack-cines cause autism continues to pile up despite their desperate attempts to cover it up. Another new study has found that childhood injections are likely to be responsible for 80% of cases of autism. The study ( https://perma.cc/48KV-BH4B) which was carried out using the Medicaid database of Florida, found that quack-cinated children have a 170% higher chance of being diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder compared to unquack-cinated children. They also have a 212% greater chance of developing a range of other neurodevelopmental disorders including attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), epilepsy/seizures and learning disorders.

The study found that 85% of children's learning disabilities in the US are caused by the CDC’s quack-cination plan, which the new Health Secretary Robert F(raud) Kennedy Jr fully supports.

Even though governments, manufacturers and the medical profession are unwilling to acknowledge it, every single study ever published in the literature peer-reviewed by experts has shown that unquack-cinated children are healthier in all areas than their quack-cinated peers.