Rob Schneider says he has smoking gun on CDC vaccine-autism fraud
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Bombshell: Journal of Pediatrics—fraud, brain damage, follow the money
Jon Rappoport
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September 13th, 2014
The hits keep coming in the CDC whistleblower scandal.
Sharyl Attkisson has interviewed a representative at Pediatrics, the journal that published the 2004 study CDC whistleblower William Thompson co-authored.
Thompson, as everybody now knows, admitted fraud in that study. Vital data were omitted. Data that would have indicted the MMR vaccine as a cause of autism.
But Pediatrics now officially refuses to retract the 2004 study it published.
Attkisson was unable to get a straight answer to the question, “Did you recently interview Thompson?”
From all indications, the journal didn’t talk to Thompson. They consulted, instead, the other co-authors, including DeStefano and Boyle, who are also major executives at the CDC, who are still lying and committing fraud.
Good work, Pediatrics. You’re aiding and abetting fraud, and vaccine-induced brain damage.
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Jon Rappoport
No More Fake News
September 13th, 2014
The hits keep coming in the CDC whistleblower scandal.
Sharyl Attkisson has interviewed a representative at Pediatrics, the journal that published the 2004 study CDC whistleblower William Thompson co-authored.
Thompson, as everybody now knows, admitted fraud in that study. Vital data were omitted. Data that would have indicted the MMR vaccine as a cause of autism.
But Pediatrics now officially refuses to retract the 2004 study it published.
Attkisson was unable to get a straight answer to the question, “Did you recently interview Thompson?”
From all indications, the journal didn’t talk to Thompson. They consulted, instead, the other co-authors, including DeStefano and Boyle, who are also major executives at the CDC, who are still lying and committing fraud.
Good work, Pediatrics. You’re aiding and abetting fraud, and vaccine-induced brain damage.
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Breaking—CDC whistleblower: “I’ve stopped lying.”
by Jon Rappoport
September 17, 2014
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Explosive…explosive…explosive…
What more could anyone want in the way of evidence for an ongoing crime?
There is a video posted at the autism media channel/YouTube, and at Age of Autism: “William Thompson’s call to Congress.”
It is a recording of a telephone call between CDC whistleblower Thompson and Brian Hooker, PhD. No date is given.
Presumably, the call was recorded before August 27, when Thompson went public with a statement admitting he, and his co-authors, cooked a study on the MMR vaccine and thereby hid the vaccine’s connection to autism.
I also presume Thompson didn’t know (or would now say he didn’t know) that the call was being recorded.
Thompson makes highly explosive comments on the phone call:
“The CDC has put the [autism] research ten years behind. Because the CDC has not been transparent, we’ve missed ten years of research [on the autism-vaccine connection].”
“CDC is…they’re paralyzed. The whole system is paralyzed right now.”
“I have a boss who’s asking me to lie…if I’m forced to testify, I’m not gonna lie. I basically have stopped lying.”
“Really, what we need is for Congress to come in and say, ‘Give us the data and we’re gonna have an independent contractor do it,’ and bring in the autism advocates [who understand the vaccine-autism connection] and have them intimately involved in the studies.”
In this last comment, Thompson is obviously referring to new studies that would analyze all raw data on all vaccines the CDC has collected, and compare the data with rates of autism and other neurological damage in vaccinated children.
Thompson isn’t talking about one vaccine. The CDC “paralysis” refers to a stoppage of all honest research on the causal connection between all vaccines and autism.
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H/T: NC
by Jon Rappoport
September 17, 2014
NoMoreFakeNews.com
Explosive…explosive…explosive…
What more could anyone want in the way of evidence for an ongoing crime?
There is a video posted at the autism media channel/YouTube, and at Age of Autism: “William Thompson’s call to Congress.”
It is a recording of a telephone call between CDC whistleblower Thompson and Brian Hooker, PhD. No date is given.
Presumably, the call was recorded before August 27, when Thompson went public with a statement admitting he, and his co-authors, cooked a study on the MMR vaccine and thereby hid the vaccine’s connection to autism.
I also presume Thompson didn’t know (or would now say he didn’t know) that the call was being recorded.
Thompson makes highly explosive comments on the phone call:
“The CDC has put the [autism] research ten years behind. Because the CDC has not been transparent, we’ve missed ten years of research [on the autism-vaccine connection].”
“CDC is…they’re paralyzed. The whole system is paralyzed right now.”
“I have a boss who’s asking me to lie…if I’m forced to testify, I’m not gonna lie. I basically have stopped lying.”
“Really, what we need is for Congress to come in and say, ‘Give us the data and we’re gonna have an independent contractor do it,’ and bring in the autism advocates [who understand the vaccine-autism connection] and have them intimately involved in the studies.”
In this last comment, Thompson is obviously referring to new studies that would analyze all raw data on all vaccines the CDC has collected, and compare the data with rates of autism and other neurological damage in vaccinated children.
Thompson isn’t talking about one vaccine. The CDC “paralysis” refers to a stoppage of all honest research on the causal connection between all vaccines and autism.
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H/T: NC
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This is a scientist of many, many years saying this.
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This is a scientist of many, many years saying this.
Yes! Where is the MSM reporting about this? Where's Zippy to defend the CDC?
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Rob Schneider Falls to the Hivemind
Rob Schneider Falls to the Hivemind
This hivemind enforcement is getting totally out of control
Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons
by Dan Phillips, MD. | LewRockwell.com | September 26, 2014
The Hivemind Enforcement Brigade has claimed another victim.
This time it’s the seemingly harmless comedian Rob Schneider. Schneider, who recently resurrected his quiet funny “making copies guy” Saturday Night Live persona for a State Farm add, has been canned by the fearful eunuchs at State Farm. Why? Because he said something racist? Because he was once involved in a domestic dispute? Because he once spanked his kid? No, because he is “anti-vaccine” and the dutiful enforcers of the correct opinion on that issue rose up in collective indignation. How dare State Farm hire a funny guy to reprise a funny role since he once voiced a stray opinion? Doesn’t State Farm realize that once some malcontent voices an opinion that deviates from the accepted script, then he should no longer be allowed to pursue gainful employment? Jenny McCarthy was the victim of a similar campaign when she was hired to be on The View, but managed to keep her job, at least for a while. (As an aside, when I got all excited seeing the making copies guy again, I had to explain to my kids what the big deal was. They didn’t get it.)
Sigh! This hivemind enforcement is getting totally out of control. We are all aware of the PC Hivemind Enforcement Brigade which scours the country for any sign of deviation from equalist dogma. But we are now seeing the emergence of a related phenomenon, the Conventional Wisdom (CW) Hivemind Enforcement Brigade that likewise scours the country for any sign of independent thought that contradicts what the Powers That Be have deemed unassailable truth.
I’m not anti-vaccine, but I’m anti-anti-anti-vaccine, if you follow. It intuitively strikes me as more dangerous to condone the quashing of contrarian thought by the CW Gestapo, than it is to allow the contrarian thought to sink or swim in the arena of open discussion and debate. If the anti-vaccine folks are wrong, then counter them with facts and research, and I’m sure they’ll have their research as well. Let the chips fall where they may.
Now the CW shills will likely object that the anti-vaccine crowd doesn’t listen to research and that their own research is flawed. Perhaps so. Perhaps not. As a long time denizen of the nether regions of acceptable political thought, I am well acquainted with a certain mindset that seemingly reflexively rejects the conventional wisdom in favor of the alternative or contrarian viewpoint. They reject conventional medicine in favor of alternative medicine. They reject the pharmaceutical industry in favor of supplements and natural remedies. They reject big agriculture in favor of organic produce. They reject the accepted explanation for historical events in favor of conspiratorial explanations. They reject the mainstream media in favor of alternative media sources. Etc. These beliefs do not always come as a package, but one recognizes certain trends and tendencies. And these types inhabit both the left and right.
But while I don’t always agree with them, unlike the righteous defenders of the CW, I do not fear them. In fact, I think they represent a healthy tendency for the population as a whole. You don’t want a whole population of contrarians, but neither do you want a whole population that reflexively marches in lock step with the conventional wisdom.
I don’t get the mentality of the rabid defenders of the CW. What emotional stake does someone have in upholding the CW? It’s the CW, it will take care of itself. It doesn’t need your help. But these types pop up all over. They are well represented on social media. Just ask Jenny McCarthy. They are very much over represented in the mainstream media, just ask any creationist, birther, truther, “gold bug,” etc. who has managed to be noticed by them. “Ha ha … suchanother doesn’t believe in evolution. What a buffoon.” “Ha ha … suchanother doesn’t believe in global warming. What a buffoon.” “Ha ha … suchanother doubts the authenticity of Obama’s birth certificate. What a buffoon.” “Ha ha … suchanother doesn’t believe that plane was shot down by Russian separatists. What a buffoon.” “Ha ha … suchanother rejects central banking. What a buffoon.” I could go on, but you get the point.
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Rob Schneider Falls to the Hivemind
This hivemind enforcement is getting totally out of control
Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons
by Dan Phillips, MD. | LewRockwell.com | September 26, 2014
The Hivemind Enforcement Brigade has claimed another victim.
This time it’s the seemingly harmless comedian Rob Schneider. Schneider, who recently resurrected his quiet funny “making copies guy” Saturday Night Live persona for a State Farm add, has been canned by the fearful eunuchs at State Farm. Why? Because he said something racist? Because he was once involved in a domestic dispute? Because he once spanked his kid? No, because he is “anti-vaccine” and the dutiful enforcers of the correct opinion on that issue rose up in collective indignation. How dare State Farm hire a funny guy to reprise a funny role since he once voiced a stray opinion? Doesn’t State Farm realize that once some malcontent voices an opinion that deviates from the accepted script, then he should no longer be allowed to pursue gainful employment? Jenny McCarthy was the victim of a similar campaign when she was hired to be on The View, but managed to keep her job, at least for a while. (As an aside, when I got all excited seeing the making copies guy again, I had to explain to my kids what the big deal was. They didn’t get it.)
Sigh! This hivemind enforcement is getting totally out of control. We are all aware of the PC Hivemind Enforcement Brigade which scours the country for any sign of deviation from equalist dogma. But we are now seeing the emergence of a related phenomenon, the Conventional Wisdom (CW) Hivemind Enforcement Brigade that likewise scours the country for any sign of independent thought that contradicts what the Powers That Be have deemed unassailable truth.
I’m not anti-vaccine, but I’m anti-anti-anti-vaccine, if you follow. It intuitively strikes me as more dangerous to condone the quashing of contrarian thought by the CW Gestapo, than it is to allow the contrarian thought to sink or swim in the arena of open discussion and debate. If the anti-vaccine folks are wrong, then counter them with facts and research, and I’m sure they’ll have their research as well. Let the chips fall where they may.
Now the CW shills will likely object that the anti-vaccine crowd doesn’t listen to research and that their own research is flawed. Perhaps so. Perhaps not. As a long time denizen of the nether regions of acceptable political thought, I am well acquainted with a certain mindset that seemingly reflexively rejects the conventional wisdom in favor of the alternative or contrarian viewpoint. They reject conventional medicine in favor of alternative medicine. They reject the pharmaceutical industry in favor of supplements and natural remedies. They reject big agriculture in favor of organic produce. They reject the accepted explanation for historical events in favor of conspiratorial explanations. They reject the mainstream media in favor of alternative media sources. Etc. These beliefs do not always come as a package, but one recognizes certain trends and tendencies. And these types inhabit both the left and right.
But while I don’t always agree with them, unlike the righteous defenders of the CW, I do not fear them. In fact, I think they represent a healthy tendency for the population as a whole. You don’t want a whole population of contrarians, but neither do you want a whole population that reflexively marches in lock step with the conventional wisdom.
I don’t get the mentality of the rabid defenders of the CW. What emotional stake does someone have in upholding the CW? It’s the CW, it will take care of itself. It doesn’t need your help. But these types pop up all over. They are well represented on social media. Just ask Jenny McCarthy. They are very much over represented in the mainstream media, just ask any creationist, birther, truther, “gold bug,” etc. who has managed to be noticed by them. “Ha ha … suchanother doesn’t believe in evolution. What a buffoon.” “Ha ha … suchanother doesn’t believe in global warming. What a buffoon.” “Ha ha … suchanother doubts the authenticity of Obama’s birth certificate. What a buffoon.” “Ha ha … suchanother doesn’t believe that plane was shot down by Russian separatists. What a buffoon.” “Ha ha … suchanother rejects central banking. What a buffoon.” I could go on, but you get the point.
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Welp, I guess you guys are right. Rob Schneider said so.
Now, let's get rid of these deadly vaccines and deal with all of the horrifying diseases they've eliminated.
Now, let's get rid of these deadly vaccines and deal with all of the horrifying diseases they've eliminated.
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God bless Rob Schneider for speaking out on behalf of the truth!
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Absolutely!
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Rob Schneider has the original CDC report that was later suppressed and fraudulently changed about the MMR vaccines.
http://www.canaryparty.org/index.ph...n-cdc-mmr-fraud&catid=1:latest-news&Itemid=50
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Which he has, of course, released on the internet so that all can see.
Could you provide that link?
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Why do you believe that?
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Because a CDC senior scientist and whistleblower has come out and corroborated.
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Corroborated that Rob Schneider has that document?
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That doesn't answer my question.
He claims to have it. That doesn't mean he has it. You said that he has it. Why do you believe that?
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Because you don't make claims, as Rob has done, without having the proof to back it up.
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