Re: Re: Autism rates and why is not more being done?

[Guest guest]

Though disabling a generation of future adults certainly gives control, it does

come with a hefty price tag in terms of education and care. If the agenda is

really what it seems at times, surely death would have been preferable. Even the

best laid plans of men and mice sometimes go awry. :~(

Anita

kblackclaw <segwyne@...> wrote:

Sometimes I wonder. We used to hear about planet overpopulation, and

one might come to the idea that the gov't is using vaccinations as

part of a population control measure. Between the USDA's dietary

guidelines and the CDC's health guidelines, they certainly seem to be

doing a good job at keeping population under control.

Judy (a sometimes conspiracy theorist)

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> Also what the heck happens when all those kids grow up? Isn't our

> economy/country's development going to suffer? Or is this just the

> government's way of keeping the population quiet?

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