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In reply to the discussion: 'I'm convinced a second gunman was involved in killing my uncle': Robert Kennedy [View all]jeff47
(26,549 posts)117. If you pretend to know anything about this issue
You need to know some extremely basic facts. Such as the fact that it's not been in vaccines given to children in the US since 2000, yet autism diagnoses have not plummeted.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thiomersal#Autism
Following a review of mercury-containing food and drugs mandated in 1999, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the American Academy of Pediatrics asked vaccine manufacturers to remove thiomersal from vaccines as a purely precautionary measure, and it was rapidly phased out of most U.S. and European vaccines.[5][19] Many parents saw the action to remove thiomersalin the setting of a perceived increasing rate of autism as well as increasing number of vaccines in the childhood vaccination scheduleas indicating that the preservative was the cause of autism.[5] The scientific consensus is that there is no scientific evidence supporting these claims, including the observation that the rate of autism continues to climb despite elimination of thiomersal from routine childhood vaccines.[20][21][22] Major scientific and medical bodies such as the Institute of Medicine[22] and World Health Organization[23] as well as governmental agencies such as the Food and Drug Administration[4] and the CDC[24] reject any role for thiomersal in autism or other neurodevelopmental disorders.[25] This controversy has caused harm due to parents attempting to treat their autistic children with unproven and possibly dangerous treatments, discouraging parents from vaccinating their children due to fears about thiomersal toxicity[26] and diverting resources away from research into more promising areas for the cause of autism.[27] Thousands of lawsuits have been filed in a U.S. federal court to seek damages from alleged toxicity from vaccines, including those purportedly caused by thiomersal.[28]
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'I'm convinced a second gunman was involved in killing my uncle': Robert Kennedy [View all]
elehhhhna
Jan 2013
OP
Find a copy of "A Texan Looks at Lyndon: A Study in Illegitimate Power", by J. Evetts Haley.....
OldDem2012
Jan 2013
#142
Read the book and then tell me what you think of LBJ. He wasn't just involved in....
OldDem2012
Jan 2013
#174
According to the last Gallup Poll on this subject in 2003, you're among the 19%....
OldDem2012
Jan 2013
#172
There is an interesting book on the history of Halliburton that could explain a connection
JDPriestly
Jan 2013
#206
I don't know what the truth was, but I don't think the Warren Commission bothered to ferret it out.
JDPriestly
Jan 2013
#222
I was alive at the time. I know precisely where I was when the assassination happened.
JDPriestly
Jan 2013
#207
I was watching it on TV as an adult. There were a lot of questions even then that did not get
jwirr
Jan 2013
#4
I was referring to JFK. My children were already old enough to be watching with us. I was also
jwirr
Jan 2013
#13
You're wrong. The whole RFK family is convinced the second gunman was the armed guard. See below.
leveymg
Jan 2013
#11
After the murder of Kennedy I don't believe alot of what our government tells us. Especially
southernyankeebelle
Jan 2013
#32
I know it changed my life. I was around 14 or 15 and I don't think I ever was able
southernyankeebelle
Jan 2013
#72
Yeah, totally ... in fact a rouge I tried yesterday gave me a terrible rash ...
brett_jv
Jan 2013
#177
I wasn't a kid. I was already married. It really turned me into a doubter and a cynic about the
JDPriestly
Jan 2013
#209
I agree with you. There is so much shit going on in this country we don't even know.
southernyankeebelle
Jan 2013
#213
I lived at Ft Campbell during the time of Desert Storm. So much was going on.
southernyankeebelle
Jan 2013
#196
When I was young, I broke up with a guy because he was going into the military.
JDPriestly
Jan 2013
#210
You did the right thing for you. I grew up in a military family. My mother married my
southernyankeebelle
Jan 2013
#212
No, I have not. However after the recap of that report it was apparent to me it was a POS. The
monmouth3
Jan 2013
#169
I have no doubt that a few people in high positions had files on Hoover. No doubt.
KittyWampus
Jan 2013
#70
My ex-boss was a Robert F. Kennedy Fellow, a Hickory Hill regular, and he said the whole family
leveymg
Jan 2013
#10
Bobby also believed that Jack's assassination was the result of a conspiracy. RFK, Jr.'s views are
leveymg
Jan 2013
#31
He was moonlighting from Lockheed Aircraft Corp. His name was Thane Eugene Cesar. FBI report>
leveymg
Jan 2013
#74
UR welcome. Here's the LA Co. Coroner's diagram of the bullet entry points and paths (not graphic)
leveymg
Jan 2013
#107
Unfortunately, Robert F Kennedy Jr. also believes that vaccines cause autism
Pale Blue Dot
Jan 2013
#16
CDC, 2012: Yes, Thimerosal remains in childhood vaccines and flu vaccines.
allrevvedup
Jan 2013
#173
Strike 3, yer out. CDC: vaccine "in multi-dose VIALS" contains thimerosal.
allrevvedup
Jan 2013
#216
That's what our own govt says, "The committee believes, on the basis of the evidence available to it
grahamhgreen
Jan 2013
#25
If my brother had been assassinated so brazenly, in public, I believe I would think long and hard...
truebrit71
Jan 2013
#205
I doubt you have either. It's a sloppy piece of fiction, as was Bugliosi's "work". nt.
OldDem2012
Jan 2013
#82
Allen Dulles should be a name that concerns anyone who takes the Warren report seriously
think
Jan 2013
#89
Caro states in "Passage of Power" that Dulles was recommended for the Commission by RFK,
nyquil_man
Jan 2013
#92
"Technically", Dulles was forced out (resign or be fired), as was Richard Bissell....
OldDem2012
Jan 2013
#110
Who do YOU THINK YOU ARE telling anyone to STFU and come back when they can? Your
onecent
Jan 2013
#46
I am not an expert on this topic either, but Thom Hartmann co-wrote a book that explores
JDPriestly
Jan 2013
#62
Thom Hartmann seemed to distance himself from the book when I heard him mention it
cpwm17
Jan 2013
#114
You're only 'skeptical' about other peoples' skepticism regarding the official story.
Mc Mike
Jan 2013
#77
I don't need website proof of climate change, so you're offering me nothing, times 12.
Mc Mike
Jan 2013
#90
Funny, I don't recall you mentioning E. Howard Hunt's deathbed confession or the....
OldDem2012
Jan 2013
#126
All "real evidence" like the late Arlen Specter's "Single Bullet Theory"....
OldDem2012
Jan 2013
#178
So, tell me how the nearly pristine Magic Bullet was connected forensically to JFK's killing....
OldDem2012
Jan 2013
#204
It was a "she", not a "he" that tried to shoot Ford. Sara Jane Moore.
Manifestor_of_Light
Jan 2013
#136
I'm not exactly sure how many gunmen there were, but the investigation was botched
Mrs. Overall
Jan 2013
#115
There was nothing plausible about the official story from minute one.
Waiting For Everyman
Jan 2013
#151
Three words that destroy any credibility of the Official Story as endorsed by the Warren Commission:
MessiahRp
Jan 2013
#158
Oh come on. He was handsome and a Kennedy but not the sharpest tool in the shed.
Nye Bevan
Jan 2013
#193