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Toby Rogers, PhD gives a 360° explanation for why autism hasn't been studied correctly, as medicine, research, & regulation have all been captured by Big Pharma money. 🔥"Doctors live inside an epistemic bubble engineered by the pharmaceutical industry to increase its profits" Per Children's Health Defense: "Rogers is a...

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Toby Rogers, PhD explains how autism must be caused "mostly [by] vaccines": 🔥"88% of autism cases are characterized by regression...[suggesting] an acute toxic exposure, not genetics...We know beyond a reasonable doubt toxicants, mostly from vaccines... are causing autism." 🔥"If we repeal the 1980 Bayh Dole act, the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury act and the 2005 PREP Act, that would remove the structural incentives that created the autism epidemic and the chronic disease epidemics in this country." Per Children's Health Defense: "Rogers is a fellow with the Brownstone Institute for Social and Economic Research. He has a doctorate in political economy from the University of Sydney in Australia, and a Master of Public Policy from the University of California, Berkeley." -----------------Partial transcription of clip-------------- "So just to wrap up, an estimated 115,000 children develop autism every year in the United States. That means that 315 children develop autism every day in the U.S. now if Dr. Sally Ozonoff's work is correct and she's at UC Davis, she shows that 88% of autism cases are characterized by regression. That means that. So if she's right about that, and I think she is, that means that 277 children regress into autism every day in the United States. "Now regression suggests an acute toxic exposure, not genetics, not better awareness, an acute toxic exposure, which means that most cases of autism are preventable. Autism is not a medical or scientific mystery. We know beyond a reasonable doubt that toxicants, mostly from vaccines and about a dozen additional toxicants, are causing autism. "If we repeal the 1980 Bayh Dole act, the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury act and the 2005 PREP act, that would remove the structural incentives that created the autism epidemic and the chronic disease epidemics in this country."

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To what extent do pharmaceutical companies influence the direction of science, media, and just our entire information ecosystem? @jeffreyatucker has been reflecting deeply on this question: “I had no idea just how powerful they were over academia, over the agencies...I didn't know that NIH shared patents with big pharma. I didn't realize how dependent mainstream media is on pharmaceutical advertising. I hadn't realized how many NGOs receive pharmaceutical money, how many conflicted scientists there were out there that are not really objective. The whole system is so messed up. How many governments in the world [are there] that big pharma actually seems to control? I mean, in the end, there are a lot of theories about why 194 countries at the same time tried a big experiment in lockdowns, right? Why did this happen to us? But at least part of it came down to the power of pharmaceutical companies and their conviction that they can solve the problem for us if we just stay locked down long enough and give them time to create the great inoculation that was going to save us. And 194 governments in the world believe this. That is some awesome power. I would like to see some kind of reforms. I think there are some of these steps in this direction taken to make the pharmaceutical industry a normal industry, where they…have liability for the damages that have been caused, not earning these liability waivers that have given them all the wrong incentives. There's got to be something done about the media capture by the pharmaceutical companies, which gets into another area, right? Agency capture, right? The strangest thing that I think maybe I've discovered over the last five years, is: I feel like I've spent my entire career trying to understand this thing we call government, right? And I've always thought of it as an exogenous thing, like here's society and here's government…

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