Sure, bud.
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It’s probably the prevalence of micro plastics. We’re finding all these other health hazard upticks associated with it so it’s probably causing it too.
I think a study just came out tying it to gestational diabetes.
It's going to be vaccines. We already know this. They've already made that announcement 1000 times. They just need time until September so they can forge the evidemce, which they will use to ban most vaccines, for most people (rich people will still be able to get vaccines).
😮💨 Great... I guess autism will be at the center of the mext big culture war. Yippee...
in other words "we already know the result we will just back it by crafted science"
I thought that they said research was “woke” and sacked all the scientists, so yeah that would make sense.
Which is the biggest joke, them starting a "research" effort, already knowing the outcome, or knowing when it will be completed ahead of time?
How didn’t they cut all scientific research funding? Is Q going to reveal the truth? Is Q with us now Robert?
no, no, no, RFK, it was this freaking "fascism epidemic" you were supposed to research
Predicting the outcome of a research effort is a sign that he is a fucking idiot.
This is what happens when you let hyper-religious people with no scientific training do “science.”
This is the same thing as when the first time around they wanted to decrease covid pandemic metrics by halting testing. Which is an idea he got from Putin, who halted HIV/AIDS testing and statistical reporting when it became obvious that their mitigation efforts were absolutely not working (not because it’s an intractable problem, but because they didn’t really care that much, and homosexuals are a big scapegoat group in Russia).
Anything but microplastics I bet
Certainly not a better understanding of that condition and more accurate testing.
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