Mary Holland

That's according to this new webpage that reads, studies have not ruled out the possibility that infant vaccines cause autism.

Studies supporting a link have been ignored by health authorities.

That's the new claim on the CDC website.

There also is a notice that the Department of Health and Human Services is launching an assessment into the causes of autism.

The web page previously said studies have shown there is no link between vaccines and autism.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., of course, long has been a vaccine skeptic.

But he did promise in his Senate confirmation process the CDC would not remove language saying vaccines do not cause autism.

This is such a, you know, that's a great, great clip of sort of what the mainstream is gonna try to do.

So literally for 30 years, literally hundreds of thousands of parents around the world have been reporting that their children drastically regressed developmentally immediately after vaccines.

And for, you know, 30 years, parents have been gaslit because of pressure from pharma and the government, because they've been pushing these shots and they're very lucrative.

And so it is so wonderful that we now see the start of HHS and CDC telling the truth.

And so they haven't said, Steve, vaccines cause autism.

They obviously think they need to have more science behind that to be able to say that.

But what they are saying is that there's no science behind the claim vaccines do not cause autism that the CDC has been making for decades.

and that they are now doing rigorous investigation of what are the causes of autism, and that there are plausible biological mechanisms by which vaccines might be causing autism.

Between you and me, there's no doubt that vaccines cause autism, and we believe some of the recent studies show that about 80% of the cases of autism are likely from vaccines.

That's not accepted yet, but that's what most of the recent study that we think is really valuable is showing.

Sure.

So literally, I don't know when they first put that claim up on the CDC website, but that claim has been up for, I believe, something like 20 years.

Vaccines do not cause autism.