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The first time aluminum was used in a pediatric vaccine was 1932. The vaccine was for Diphtheria. This was less than a year before Donald Triplett-the first child ever diagnosed with autism-was born.
Within a year or two after aluminum was added, accounts of parents noticing aloneness in their children, or obsession with repetitive patterns & behaviors began to appear.
In Baltimore, a famous child psychiatrist named Leo Kanner began to see children—mostly boys—show up in his Baltimore clinic with a strange set of behaviors he had never even heard of before.
Meanwhile, the U.S. wasn’t the only country to make this change with the vaccine. Another country was struggling with a Diphtheria outbreak: Austria. They launched a nationwide campaign to have every child immunized with this new aluminum-containing vaccine.
This would be the first time thousands of children would be injected with a metallic compound in recorded history.
There was another child psychiatrist in Austria who began to see young patients show up at his clinic—their parents confused as to what had happened to their previously healthy children.
Hans Asperger was at a loss to explain what was causing these children to experience strange neurological symptoms. He saw over 200 children—every one of them boys, & they closely resembled the children Leo Kanner had seen in Baltimore.
Two countries in the 1930’s, began running nationwide immunization campaigns for their children, with a new vaccine that contained aluminum, & within a year or so, those same two countries began to see the appearance of a new neurological disorder that would later be called autism.
Coincidence? You decide.
Credit to Forrest Maready, author of “The Autism Vaccine”.
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