Re: Please tell me this isn't true! (Autism Genocide Clock)

[Guest guest]

I pray this is not true, but I fear that it is

angndon1994 wrote:

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[Guest guest]

I do hope it doesn't come to this. Should they in fact start doing this, they

will then see that

not everyone in the womb has the genetic markers. When the healthy child is

born and is

later diagnosed as autistic (at 2 years say) then the researchers will have to

start looking

elsewhere in the environment for the answer.

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[Guest guest]

Just look at the links below the ticking clock, and you will see it is from the "neurodiversity" crowd.

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of FORCEDANARCHYSent: Monday, June 30, 2008 7:59 PMTo: EOHarm Subject: Re: Please tell me this isn't true! (Autism Genocide Clock)

I pray this is not true, but I fear that it is :(angndon1994 wrote:>> Autism Speaks is funding this!?!> http://www.ventura33.com/clock/ <http://www.ventura33.com/clock/>>>

[Guest guest]

This is harem' scarem' ND stuff. The ND need to believe there is

actually a gene for autism. That's the problem with this dire

predilection.

The CDC and the usual cover-up kids are not that organized about

their " end game " . Those authorities would, of course, fake up some gene

studies and *let* it come to this rather than admit culpability. But

here's the thing-- they're never going to find a " genetic marker " .

They've been searching for the genetic marker for schizophrenia for as

long as there's been gene sequencing and it's impossible, they've

gotten nowhere because there is no specific gene for schizophrenia

which isn't also a gene for a lot of other good or benign things. If

you haven't already seen a genocide of " potentially schizophrenic "

infants then this thing is never going to happen in such an organized

fashion either.

After hearing Kirby and Dr. Deth speak in Boston last week, I'm

pretty sure they're not even going to find a consistant susceptibility

gene for autism. Some of the precursors to autistic susceptibility,

like damaged mitochondria, can be induced. This is probably also true

of schizophrenia- some have genetically fragile mitochondria which goes

with high intelligence, some have environmentally damaged systems, some

have another condition which leads to vulnerability to environment,

etc.

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