A good day IV

After my recent success pushing back what I know about human evolution … entirely on my own through my own endeavours using evidence I sourced myself, without the slightest help from academia … I was rather intrigued to see what academia had said on the same subjects.

It took me several hours of searching to find the right subject “name” and then several hours of searching and reading to convince myself that I had indeed, found the right area and not some bizarrely obscure part of some other subject, because it seemed to have little to do with real human evolution.

For me, human evolution is how real humans changed in the real world. In academia “evolution” appears to be bouncing mind games with no connection to the real world. I struggle to see how their research relates to real evolution.

Of course, the real reason I was looking around, is that I have the chore of looking at the evidence and yet again trying to push forward a subject, which no one else seems to be interested in – I certainly couldn’t talk to those academics about my research. It would be like aliens talking to Amazonian Indians (which group knows more about living in the ancient past?)

But the reason to post another “good day” article, is that having ditched one idea, I am now finding that not only is the new ideas working better in its own area, but it is actually making more sense for other things. My entire model of early evolution all seems to fit a lot better now, which gives me more confidence I’m on the right line.

And yet, what I am doing is like chalk and cheese compared to academia.

I suppose, like the Hare in the Tortoise and Hare … I’m tempted to sit down and get a rest because the Tortoise is so far behind.

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A good day III

Wow!

Three days ago, I was beginning to realise that much of what I had been working on in terms of human evolution was rubbish, and then I admitted it to myself. Then I accepted I had to “throw it all out and start again”. Then I started working again, and then I started realising that not everything had only one use. Much of my previous work is going into the foundations of the new. The result is rather rapid progress.

I never thought it was possible to do what I’m doing. It would not seem possible to have views about the things I have views on in terms of human evolution, given the sparsity of information. Its a vast chasm with almost no evidence, yet I am spanning it … it’s like single handedly building a bridge across the Atlantic. It should not be possible, it should be inconceivable, it was stupid to try … but I’m doing it.

I think the key, is that I don’t have a lot of people telling me it can’t be done, and I was stupid enough to wonder this way and then start playing with the bits until something started to emerge.

Perhaps, a bit like ignoring Elven Pastry (health and safety) means that things can be done that otherwise would be stopped, so ignoring academia, means that I can think things that they would not “allow” and so I can make progress where they do not. Not that a bridge that ignores Elven pastry is safer than one that does not, but once you have one bridge, it is much easier to build the next, because we know what works. it will never be perfect first time,  but it is proof of concept and that is enough to encourage others to consider their own bridges.

Anyway … back to 5million years BC, where Mr Ug is about to get out his … I can’t think of the word for it … that thing that looks like a baseball bat … anyway he is about to use it on Mrs Ug (seriously! Truncheon, baton? Penis substitute? Wallop … club, that’s it. Yes, Mr Ug is getting out his club and walking into the cave to pull out Mrs Ug and get into their rock car powered by feet on a tar mcAdam road to go watch a movie) … and that is what other ideas of human evolution look like to me.

Sense check

I decided that a substantial proportion of the work I had been doing was “wrong” in the sense that there was no modern human equivalent (as I had thought). So it was scrapped. A mere few days later (I would suggest academics move a lot slower), I have thought about the evidence and decided that there is only one way forward which is supported by available evidence. I then take what I have been working on an rapidly adapt it. Indeed, I am beginning to reuse ideas from the pathway I rejected only a few days ago.

Am I reusing bad stuff just because it it to hand?0

And, does that mean what I am doing is very “unstable” in the sense it is easily changed? It took quite some time for me to finally reject my previous work, and it now seems to be useful again, so a lot of it isn’t changing and in that sense is good and stable.

But then, am I too fixed to ideas I have already come up with? Am I prepared to embrace new ideas? I clearly held onto the previous version for some time, was that right? The decision to drop it, was based on evidence, it was not a whim. It was the outcome of allowing the evidence to dictate not of me forcing my own views on the evidence (everyone says that!). I suspect others would see me as far too willing to embrace new radical ideas.

Is the fact that I am not publishing, symptomatic of an unwillingness to have my work scrutinised? Or is it as I believe, because I don’t want to waste time trying to argue with people who have preconceived ideas and will never embrace anything new from someone like me, no matter how much effort I waste on them?

I do not need anyone else to accept my work to know it is good. If others do not like what I produce and so reject it, that is their problem, not mine. If they are nice to me, I might put effort into trying to explain what I have done, but overwhelmingly academia has treated me and the rest of society very badly over these last decades. I do not owe them anything. Quite the reverse, it is society that has been supporting them whilst they attack us and not them supporting us.

Do I scrutinise my own work enough?  Am I adhering to the rules and standards I set out when I started? Is it possible to adhere to these rules? Progress sometimes means breaking the rules, but then recognising the rules have been broken and not pretending it is as good as it would be if I could have kept to the rules. Which is an admission, I suspect I am breaking my own rules in order to make progress. But, I must not be too critical as that will result in a lack of any progress. It will be as good as it is. My standards must be high enough to do the best I can, without being so high I cannot do anything.

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A good day II

The advantage I have over academia, is that I have no allegiance to the “consensus” on human evolution. So, although nothing I’m including is ultimately very revolutionary – indeed nothing like “the naked ape”, the fact that I have been able to start afresh with no allegiance to what has gone before, has allowed me to shape a very different pathway.

I would liken it to a pathway … where the changes at most intersections are much the same, all quite reasonable science, but the accumulated sum of those small changes is to take a very different path. That is only possible, because there are no small voices whispering in my ear from my (academic) “colleagues” constantly telling me to “make it more acceptable” and to ensure that it supports the current status quo.

To take another example, the genetic changes between a human and a chimp are relatively small, but the overall change in body shape is significant, and the overall change in lifestyle that results is massive. Small changes do matter, but most of all they matter if the accumulation is to divert from the status quo, whereas woke academia has a culture of consensus status quo.

So, I can be pretty sure there is no one biting at my heals and following me on this path, at least from within academia, and almost certainly not from the US.

It is also becoming clear, that I am part of the last few generations who will be able to think for themselves. We are a dying breed, innovation is dying because academia and US social media is teaching sterile consensus … one which will inevitably lead to the demise of those countries subject to this cognitive sterility.

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A good day.

This morning, after months (maybe years) of trying to find relevant evidence … which to be fair to myself was never going to be easy … and following a binge watch of contestants being eaten alive by gnats on Naked and Afraid … I finally decided that my failure to find evidence to support my idea about human evolution was not a failure on my part, but was because my idea must be wrong. Failure? Yes … but such failure if embraced may not mean a dead stop.

Yes, everything that I had been working on was going in the wrong direction. That should be depressive … but …

Four hours later, having rejected what I had been working on, and picking out of my model what could not be rejected and piecing it back together, everything has clunked into place! I now feel I have a very good model for the divergence of the Human and Chimp/Bonobo lines. That means I have a complete model for human evolution up until the late Palaeolithic/Mesolithic. If past success is to go by … I now have a few hours to celebrate, before I realise that there is yet another stumbling block. But for now I celebrate!

Am I rushing to publish? Far from it!

I have come to realise that Human evolution isn’t something that can ever be understood through the piecemeal approach of academia. Indeed, academia does not have the right culture at all for understanding primitive living. As an example, the culture of academia that abhors simple language and so is never going to understand the critical phase of the most basic language which is critical to understand language development.

So, I rest with this success, knowing that it is very unlikely that anyone else is biting at my heals.

I suppose, if I finally do publish, the inevitable question will be: “What makes humans unique?” … to which I can honestly say: “I don’t know”. We got here by mistakes. If it wasn’t us, another group of apes could well have taken the same path resulting in perhaps the same development and a similarly complex modern society. The only really unique bit … was the chance that led us, rather than another group down this path. Indeed, it is pretty inevitable that the success of the human line was at the expense of many other very similar groups to the human line. So, we were far from unique. We are only unique in the context of the modern world where all those lines similar to us have died out, not at the point at which we split from the Chimp/Bonobo line.

So … the follow up question … what caused the split? 🙂 That I will not say! Indeed, I only have vague ideas as to the cause, but I have a sound idea as to why the Human line split.

On A totally different and unrelated note … I’m listening to “Karmageddon” by Iyah May. She reminds of all the terrible people and how appallingly they behaved during covid. It’s also quite a catchy tune! It does make me think “to hell with the lot of them”. They didn’t do anything for us, we have been abused by those in power. I owe them NOTHING!

A question: If I never tell people about something they never knew existed, but undoubtedly would want to hear … is that punishing them? Do you have to know that something is being withheld, for it to be punishment? I do not need to tell anyone anything. They have no right to know, they have no need to know, there is no harm withholding what I know.

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The reality of Ukraine

I just listened to this comment …

According to pro-Ukrainian mappers (so biased toward Zelensky), the Ukrainians managed to take control over these two tree lines (meaning two sides of a couple of fields).

Note … that is in the context of the Russians taking a nearby “village” (a settlement of housing along three roads … so quite small)

I’ve no experience of the actual war, but from what I’ve seen, it is unlikely that this great struggle between the US and Russia in this field, involved more than a dozen people more than a hundred** on either side (excluding artillery, command staff, intel, cooks, bread makers, armament makers, etc.)

To put this in perspective, the tree line concerned includes perhaps two or so mature trees, and, I would guess, bushes … perhaps in a field boundary region, or along the sides of a ditch.

That is the “great conflict” … which is being reported back to Putin and Trump. Realistically, there would have been firing for weeks. So, although perhaps maybe 5-20 people were killed/injured in the “battle” for these two fields, I would guess that hundreds have died getting thus far in this one small area. So, it is no small thing for those there, but it is amazing that I know so much about the battle for these two fields in Russia.

There are now families and loved ones, who will be grieving … all because of the evil of those who pushed Russia & Ukraine into war … and continue to push them to war.

**I’ve just seen a similar sized area (about 1.5 square km not two) where the fighting involved a “platoon” or “company”. A full strength platoon is around 27 people a company about 100. However, the fighting may not have involved everyone (I assume some are kept in reserve). If I assume 60 people for about 1.5 square km, that is 40 people per square km. The original area was 2 square km so about 80 people. If I assume 2-3km of tree line, then that is around 30m per person. If I assume ~3 in each post … that is one post every 100m.

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A two year term for two tier Starmer?

Before the Tories and Labour lost the last election … but Labour lost it less convincingly and so became the “government”, I predicted that Labour would not last more than two years. There was absolutely no evidence for that assertion, except the appalling nature and record of Starmer, and the fact that any party with him as leader had serious problems that were certainly going to end in civil war fairly quickly.

Add to that the economic insanity of Nut Zero, and I suppose there was a good reason to believe that the Labour party’s UN-popularity would increase dramatically.

However, was I being too conservative? Could Starmer be gone within a year? There isn’t a lot of reason to keep him. He clearly cannot win another election and he isn’t going to help in any other election in the UK. There is no reason for Labour to keep this appalling hand-in-the-till slob who sees absolutely no problem with receiving what everyone with any intelligence would see as bribes.

Starmer is an authoritarian in the Hitler league, with the same hatred of others … in the Hitler league, the only thing that stops him turning the UK in Starmer’s Reich is that he lacks any of the charisma of Hitler. If Hitler had had Starmer’s “charisma” … Hitler would have been a very minor footnote in German political history.

Starmer takes money from pensioners … and sends it abroad … another thing that Hitler didn’t do although … maybe that is being too certain … at least I strongly doubt Hitler would have sent money to other countries as Starmer has been doing.

And, all the time Tommy Robinson, the only person who really tried to highlight the rapes of British Children under Starmer … languishes in Jail for reporting the lies (again hidden by the same media) that destroyed a school for daring to stand up for the British victims of crime.

And, all the time, those on Epstein Island remain hidden by the same media, whilst Andrew is attacked by the media that did nothing about the raping of British children … Andrew, the only person who was attacked by the media … whilst the child raping criminals remain hidden and ignored … despite the media being totally unable to find any crime to pin on Andrew … whilst the only person who tried to do anything to stop the appalling crimes … Tommy … languishes in jail ….  whilst known pedo criminals remain hidden by that media and undoubtedly still active, blackmailed and controlled in public life.

Whilst the UK is run by a “PM” … who, the best we can say is he did nothing stop the raping of British children, the genocide and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians and allowed pensioners to freeze.

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2025 – Year of the Sceptic

When history book are written recording the rise and fall of the evil woke non-science that now plagues the world, they will record 2025 as the year of the Sceptic.

The great thing about those who just follow the crowd and so went along with the evil woke, is that they will as quickly follow the crowd ditching woke.

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This is difficult reading

I’m sitting listening to “It’ll be freezing this Christmas” by “Sir Starmer and the Granny harmers” who give us “foreign wars and open doors” whilst OAPs freeze at home.

Then I read this. Reading the comments in the data results table I felt I had to do my bit to let others know about them. Why? When I know nothing except that there was blatant fraud with the covid “jab”.  After which there can be no doubt that similar fraud affects all vaccines and pharmaceuticals. “Vaccines” are particularly suspect as those making money cannot be sued and the result is they don’t care about the safety … it’s just profit & no risk. AND I KNOW THERE HAS BEEN A Global-lying type marketing campaign attacking anyone who dares to publicise (potential?) harms.

It is now time that most vaccines should be suspended till a proper scientific enquiry (and I mean science … not a bunch of people in the pocket of Big Pharma) has validated any/some.

The only exception would be some very specific vaccines like Hepatitis B … and even those have to be validated as a priority and MASSIVE health warnings given to any considering them.

Within 24 hours of 2 year old vaccines our child developed 105 temp and went blank on us unresponsive to his name and out of it. Over the course of 10 days he lost all language, developed autistic traits like stimming, started having major tantrums, and stopped sleeping more than 4 hours a night.

It was the MMR vaccine that caused my son’s autism. He was vaccinated ‘on time’ according to the schedule in 1997. He is 28 now and nobody will admit the truth about him. My younger son had the separate vaccines as a young child. He has dyslexia. When he had the MMR booster at age 11 he collapsed in the doctor’s waiting room and was taken to hospital by ambulance. Neither of them has ever had any further MMR vaccines, and the elder one has had NO further vaccines of any kind since that day in 1997, a day i will regret for the rest of my life.
I am second generation “Aspie.” Even my doctor couldn’t see it with my masking at age 50+. I didn’t know until my doctor diagnosed my Dad twenty years ago at which point I suspected and tested myself. It was 45 years ago when my son, who I suspect to be ASD (and ADHD) as well, suddenly couldn’t speak well. I couldn’t make the connection at that time, and can only suspect it now, without estimating, for he had had a vaccine prior to onset. However, Dad was born in 1919.
Final vax was a flu shot 365 days after onset, before we realised what was happening.

Despite the links between aluminum adjuvants and autism, my daughters autism diagnosis cannot be associated with vaccines as she was not vaccinated at all.
My son threw up the oral polio at the office after, and they dosed him again, just to be sure. Look at the rise of autism in the UK ten years after introduction graphed next to the the same schedule and manufacturer (Merck) in the US ten years earlier. They lay over each other perfectly. 😡. I have before and after vaccine video, and photos of laxity in his facial muscles, and his wrists curled up immediately after. Called the peds office. Said it was normal so they never reported to VAERS. Turns out it caused Aphasia. Probably lots of misdiagnosis of autism for aphasia because of lack of speech. Still, a brain injury from the vaccines.
Second child has also been affected but came on differently. First child a boy, second child a girl. The boy was very sensitive to sounds (singing), speech development stopped, child because very sensitive to change in environment. The child missed a set of vaccinations so the doctor doubled up and daughter feels the aluminum in the vaccines may be to blame. The double up on vaccines happened at about 10 months old.
“My son was very high functioning before his MMR vaccine in Tennessee on February 17th 1993 and was ahead in all his milestones. At 6 months of age he got his first vaccine (DPT) which caused a very high fever and high pitched screaming for 2 days and it took him six weeks to recover from this so he never got another DPT vaccine again. Three days after his one and only MMR vaccine at 17 months of age he broke out in a mild fever and measles rash but was still happy as he was breastfed and had immunity passed on from me. Ten days after the MMR vaccine encephalitis set in and he started screaming and banging his head on the wall and floor. From that day on he no longer played appropriately with his toys, started running around in circles on his tip toes and lost the 25 words he had in his vocabulary. By the age of 2 he was totally non verbal and in his own world. He also was very hyperactive and was very difficult to settle to sleep.
He is 33 years old now and is totally dependent on support from us (his ageing parents) and one support worker. He has very little functional speech which we have tried to teach him over the years but he cannot tell us how he feels or if he is in pain. He cannot dress himself properly in spite of years of therapies. We have to shower, shave, brush his teeth, wipe his bottom and cut up his food. He has meltdowns and can’t communicate the cause and he will run out of the house and on to the road or jump in a pool. He does not sleep peacefully getting up a lot through the night. He developed stomach issues and struggles with recurrent parasite infections and experienced Helicobacter Pylori infections twice 15 years ago. In 1993, seven months prior to his autism diagnosis at 2 years and 7 months of age in Australia (where we now live), medical specialists we took him to at the Children’s Hospital gave him every test possible to find out why he developmentally regressed. They could not find a reason such as such as genetic, viral, metabolic, brain structure or bacterial. We told the doctors then that his regression started after the MMR vaccine back in 1993 before it was known that this vaccine can cause autism. We can only put our son’s regression down to the MMR vaccine which caused the encephalitis of the brain and did permanent damage at 17 months of age. He has not had any vaccines since then. He functions as a 2 year old today and has no abstract thought or theory of mind. He is our only child and we love him dearly and will look after him until the day we die. ”

Son was developing normally until soon after getting his MMR vaccinations, then his development stopped and even regressed in some ways.
My child has also had chronic progressive health problems
My daughter went from at 3 mos old (very few vaccines) performing at the 9 months level on the ASD awareness chart on the wall of the examination room to performing less than the 3 months mark on the same chart at 8.5 months old after the aforementioned vaccines were previously administered. These vaccines contained thimerasol. Even though this was all recorded in her medical chart at the time, not a single healthcare professional said anything about it to me. It was several years later and at a different medical office that we discussed ASD regarding this child. I have 3 children and only the youngest has never been vaccinated. Both of my older 2 kids have what I believe to be vaccine damage. The youngest has no neurological anomalies and enjoys a more robust immune system as well as accelerated development that has never lagged or reverted. Unfortunately the same cannot be said for his older sisters. My children are now in their later teens to early adulthood.
My son was perfectly healthy and happy. After he was vaccinated. Just over a year old his behaviour changed dramatically. When he was about 7 he was diagnosed ASD. I do believe it was vaccination.
Asd signs after dpt but paediatrician denied dx. Had to seek private psychiatrist for dx – recieved at 17 months old
My son had the MMR and almost immediately had some travel vaccinations. His behaviour changed almost over night. This was 27 years ago so hard to remember what he had and when but he went from an easy baby who slept well to a child who was constantly on the go, wouldn’t sleep and energy levels through the roof.
These were the 15 month vaccines, 25 years ago. After the 2,4,6, and 12 month vaccines. This was the mercury decade – the kids born in the 1990s. He is fully recovered – through diet, detox, gut healing, etc. I think the mercury decade was easier to clean up than the mess that happened with the addition of even more vaccines that started after the 90s.

Older brother exhibited similar but milder developmental symptoms leading to an Asperger’s diagnosis with severe anxiety and depression leading to his ultimate suicide.
This son was highly intelligent (gifted), scholarly and academically accomplished yet deteriorated into severe depression and generalized and social anxiety leading to his ultimate suicide. Younger brother also impacted severely developmentally.
The doctor lied to my face telling me it’s more than safe and that there were no serious side effects and I am actually increasing the likelihood my son will live a more robust life and be healthier without a doubt. The lady pediatrician next to USC Arcadia hospital should be sued and held accountable for lying to me repeatedly and finally pulled the “he won’t be able to be enrolled in public grade school if you don’t do this for him now” card. Never trust a doctor 99.8% of the time. We (the patients) are literally the target audience that allows them to amass fortunes and scholastic elitist snobbism to the max at our own or our children’s health and longevity/lifespan. It takes a very wicked mind to come up with and put into place the laws that stipulated referral bonuses per each vaccine administered to a minor within a specific age group. I wish I knew then what I’ve come to know now, then maybe my son would’ve been more capable and less dysfunctional.
My son was saying a few words at 10 months of age. Day of MMR vaccine at 12 months old he got very high temperature. His soft spot on his head was bulging. He stopped saying his words and started screaming when I took him to noisy shopping places etc. I realised after his hearing had become oversensitive, another autism trait. He did learn to speak but as an adult suffers from a lot of anxiety, panic attacks and now can’t function without being on antidepressants.
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Diagnose my daughter with regressive autism at 14 after a TDAP vaccination!!! It was neuroinflammation!! She’s still
Disabled by this vaccine! ”
This was a long time ago – 2008, my son is 18 now. He was born neurological, normal birth and gestation time. He looked at me one day, soulfully like “what’s happening to me” and I panicked because I knew something had changed but no one believed me until late fall 2008, he was diagnosed December 2008 at 2-1/2 years. He had ear tube surgery that summer. He started talking after a year but then it stopped. He is severely autistic, despite so much intervention. No one believes it was from the from vaccines. In Canada they give a few grouped vaccines: Pertussis and Pentacel. I believe it was the result of too much antibiotics due to ear infections (ear tube surgery was delayed too long) that made the gut leaky combined with too many vaccines too early. 😞 What are they doing to out children 💔
Sorry. Hard to remember. My guys are 29 and 27

My sons now an adult, I noticed a change in him around age 5, he is now considered autistic, on the Aspergers spectrum.
5-7 days after the mmr my son basically changed overnight. He was a functioning normal child & basically ceased talking & became irritable straight away.
My child was thriving until she received the MMR vaccines at the age of 12 months old. She shut down after that and was non verbal until 4 years of age. We live in the UK so I am not sure if childhood vaccine schedules are different to US. Thanks for doing great work on exposing the harms of childhood vaccines and the Covid vaccines – I am a huge fan.
“My child started exhibiting symptoms at 6 months. She started “”humming”” which continued on for many years until public ridicule caused her to stop.

I suspect this coincided with her 6 month vaccines. I put 5 in the number of days because I am really not sure & she was definitely vaccinated at 6 months. She had all of her prior vaccinations up until that point as well.”
Before 12 month shots, my child was speaking the normal words, dog, cat, mama, daddy, bye-bye. Almost immediately stopped talking. He was 4 before he could say anything that we could understand.
Noticed symptoms appeared almost overnight right at 1year old ! After first round of rotovirus vaccine 2months her stools went from healthy to overly large a constantly had to get suppositories that lasted up to 1year old had 2rounds of rotovirus! Not sure if that’s what caused constipation but definitely happened overnight after 2month shots! Went un talkative an personality change over night! Confusing now she’s 26 months still struggling to get a word out! At 9 months she was saying 8 words ! Lost
One year shots. So quite a few. The symptoms kept coming even after the first obvious ones showed up, like losing words, then banging head on wall, years later a seizure. Finding someone to believe and help was very hard.
He was fine. He slept 14 hours and changed. Stopped looking at me, started pulling my arm and was irritable. I was told it was terrible twos early. He got the DPT after hit 107 fever and never heard him say momma again.
One of my twin girls has ASD. They both were given all their childhood vaccines. It was around 7 months when my daughter woke up screaming and her back was rigid, bent backwards. Her body was rigid ever since. I noticed her staring off at nothing but never realized she could be autistic until she was about 3. She had major sensory issues and didn’t speak until she was about 5. Once I started learning about vaccines that is when it felt like someone punched me in the gut. I knew she was vaccine injured.

3 days after MMR, a light switch went off. He wasn’t behind his eyes anymore. He used to eat all kinds of food and then became very picky. No doubt this was a brain injury caused by vaccine.

My two daughters both developed autism gradually. One visibly regressed after her second MMR shot.
child was perfectly normal- ahead of the milestones. talking in 3-4 word phrases and then irritable, routine was a must, spoke only using one word nouns then became echolalic , terrible sleeping , couldn’t leave my side- not even my husband could stay with him, lining cars up .. i believe it started at the 18 month vaccinations and then progressively got worse . By 24 months e didn’t understand what was happening and certainly by 36 months we knew we had a serious problem. We sought all different kinds of treatment from alternative doctors as well as specialists. One was a neurologist doing research on kids with sudden onset autism. He felt our son now had encephalitis and absent seizures. Another doctor felt it was viral. Our son is 31 yrs old today – it was not the traditional medical community that helped us. He is very functional, has a landscaping business, friends, loves animals, sports, drives… everything they told me he would NOT do. I KNOW it was the vaccinations and I believe it was the MMR. Our family videos show the decline, our Nanny saw the decline as well as members of our family and friends. Our family is extremely skeptical of all vaccines….
My daughter is 47 years old and lives with us and we are her caregivers., She spiked a high fever the night after her vax at 171/2 months. Before she was saying words and starting to combine words for short sentences. Her speech ceased within a week of the vax and eye contact ceased as well. I am allergic to iodine and suspect she is as well. She had to relearn walking, climbing stairs, etc. She was right handed but lost the use of her right hand and is now left handed, with right hand useless. THEY KNEW what they were doing and did not publish all the ingredients in the vax. Then they lied for years and covered up their treachery. They destroyed our daughter’s life. They need to be punished for what they have done.
I am the grandparent, not the parent. I only know my grandson went from a healthy one-year-old to withdrawal and non-communication after he received the MMR vaccine at 18 months. Before that we would play together and laugh together, but he stopped looking at us and playing with us. He received a total of 27 vaccines by the age of 3 1/2 when he was diagnosed with autism.
Homeopathy can reverse vaccine damage. It can reverse autism. There’s hope. There are vaccine clears. Congress was going after homeopathy . It’s cheap & effective. It can even reverse genetic damage from COVID vaccines.
Metals, formaldehyde, poly-anything- number and other species’ dna are not good for anyone who wants to live.
5 days after the MMR vaccine my son launched into autism. He had 15 words at 2 and went to nothing. Hitting his head on the floor etc
Autistic tendencies slowly subsided until MMR booster was administered at age 5, when autistic signs immediately intensified, and gradually decreased again over a period of years.
If I had known and the pediatrician had been honesf about the possible cause of his symptoms, we would have stopped.vaccinations right then. However, it took us another eight months to figure it out ( he was a year old), and he hasn’t had another vaccine since. Nor will he ever have another. Fortunately, he’s homeschooled, so we don’t have to deal with government school mandates. We’ve also been educating our children about the dangers of vaccines, so that hopefully when they’re adults, they will avoid them and also not vaccinate our future grandchildren.
My son was developing normally. At 18 months he got his MMR shot. The decline was almost immediate.

My son met his milestones until he got a series of vaccines that I believe led to his autism. he regressed serverely, was non-verbal for many years.
The vaccines listed “before onset” were given in January and March, age 2 months and 4 months. After the 2-month shots, child had pronounced reaction – howling, fever, constipation, gas, spitting up. After 4-months shots, child went silent…for many months, while GI distress continued. We got hearing test, EEG, both perfect. Neurologist said child was unusually quiet but “still in normal range”. GI distress continued – gas, spitting up, constipation. I took child to a specialist in autism – not because I truly believed the silence was due to autism, because child’s eye contact and engagement were very high, just no vocalizing. I went to the autism specialist because all autistic kids have GI trouble, so maybe he had some ideas. This specialist immediately said that the GI distress was likely “casein sensitivity”, recommended Nestle’s Good Start (99% casein free). He recommended to PAUSE vaccines, and space them out as much as possible. We went right to the store and bought the Good Start formula, and child was immediately improved. The lack of vocalizing continued. Specialist recommended day care at 15 months for more socialization with peers. I continued to track the size of child’s vocabulary until entering school, and it was always at the low end. But by age 10 she was then very much at the high end. The other concerning event came when the child’s father filed for divorce when child was age 4. He had been EVERN MORE freaked out by child’s reaction to the 2 & 4-months shots, and had been totally in favor of pausing vaccines and going as slow as possible on future shots. His divorce lawyer evidently recommended that he go get the child caught up on shots to try to paint me as a negligent parent and HE the responsible parent. Without telling me, he took the child twice to get shot full of vaccines, two months apart. She came home with WELTS. Beginning at age 15, child was borderline disabled with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, POTS, IBS, Fibromyalgia, persitent nausea and vomiting. A Midwestern Doctor (on Substack) has pointed to vaccines having these outcomes.
It was severe depression in my 3 yo with no other known etiologies.
“My son, now 15, is diagnosed with ASD. When he was about a year and a half old, my wife had him vaccinated against tetanus. Before that day, he was aware of his surroundings, made eye contact, and both gave and responded to verbal cues. But the next morning, I found him awake in his crib, eyes open, yet completely unresponsive to verbal communication. It was a 180° shift from the way he had been before the vaccine.

From that point, it’s been an uphill struggle. Several daycares dismissed him due to behavior issues, and we eventually had to hire a nanny to care for him at home. Over the years, he slowly began displaying more neurotypical behaviors. By the time he was 12, his ASD symptoms had lessened significantly. He occasionally toe-walked and sometimes struggled with eye contact, but he was able to communicate effectively at both home and school.

Then, after an accident in the backyard involving a rusty nail, my wife had him receive a tetanus booster in 2021. Following the shot, he experienced a major regression. He lost eye contact, became increasingly withdrawn into his own world, began toe-walking constantly, and his behavior issues at school resurfaced.”

I saw a difference in my daughter the night she got vaccinated, her eyes glazed over and she just stopped thriving and would hum a lot and she had 7 or 8 shots combined

Within hours she become agitated, and ran a slight fever that lasted 1 year. My daughter also has Down syndrome so was in Early intervention since babyhood. She did not have autism until the MMR vaccine. She’s now 16.

“Had several shots containing multiple vaccines abt 10 days after 1st birthday. Was never the same. Immediately stopped babbling, went silent for abt a year. Lost eye contact within a few days. Suddenly had sensory issues he never had before. These included screaming (like terror)/incessant crying/hard to comfort, meltdowns, being upset by sounds, lights, and all light touch. Normal bowel movements stopped within a day or two at most. He became constipated for the next 10 years, including 1 fecal impaction that required hospitalization despite Miralax and other laxatives and the appropriate diet w lots of veggies, fruit, and fiber. He was very vocal and cooed a lot prior to those shots, Within a day or two, he went silent, as ub completely silent for over a year. Speech came in VERT slowly and it was difficult. We had to hire three diff speech therapy with different techniques. The specialist doctor thought he might never talk. Of course we got him well using holistic medicine for years and now he talks just fine. later developed poor balance, sensory seeking (proprioceptive).
My personal opinion and our experience says it is not necessarily the vaccine per se. I feel the main problem is specifically the adjuvants that are heavy metals, including mercury and aluminumm and who knows what else. He started on a major detox (sauna) at age 4, and the more metal we got out, the better he got. This was all confirmed by before and after urine toxic metal testing–initially there were very high levels of mercury and other metals and then as they went down, his symptoms improved, If you need to contact me, plz use the email I provided. “

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The best way to survive …. be yourself?

I was just rereading my own article “Is don’t quit the best survival strategy” when I realised that I had absolutely no evidential base for making any assertions, except perhaps the observations of programs like Naked and Afraid, which are heavily narrated for a “story line” that is often patently false.

Then, I realised that we do have an evidential base: the survival of the human species and what is encoded into our DNA and expressed through out behaviour is clearly the result of millions of years of successful survival.

That means, that whether or not you like it, whatever you are, whatever your mental attitude, is likely to be the result of your DNA and that has proven to be the best survival strategy. So, if you are lazy, or if you are heroic, or if you are altruistic or if you are a Fauci, your DNA expresses what evolution has found by numerous trials and errors, to be the best survival strategies, at least in the natural world, and during many thousands of years of human technological-human living.

OK, evolution hasn’t had much time to work out the best strategy to cope with a nuclear bomb, because, except for a few in japan, there has been no opportunity for evolution to pick the best survival strategy. And, in any case, evolution picks the best strategy “most of the time”, which can also mean that some times, the strategy that works “most of the time” is the worst in that situation.  But that is why we have a brain!

However, I realise there is a big issue here. Evolution picks the best survival strategy for our genes. That doesn’t necessarily mean the longest life. So, (for men) that may mean, valiantly spreading our genes to as many gullible hero-worshipping women as possible, with a high risk that sooner or very soon we will die very early. So, the genes survive … but the hero worshipped man, gets eaten by a croc … but at least the numerous kids had a “great dad”. Of course I exaggerate a tiny bit, but the principle is still true. The best survival strategy for our genes, may be for us to take risks that are more than likely going to lead to an earlier death. So “being yourself” may spread more genes, but lead to an earlier death.

Another problem is that genetic survival mostly stems from a time when humans were much more active. So, “being lazy” … when someone had to be active 10 hours a day on minimal food, was good. But “being lazy” when food and labour saving devises are in abundance with the result you are so massively overweight you couldn’t make it 100m to safety because you are so unfit, is not.

Another huge problem, that evolution cannot provide an answer for, is new technology or new situations, or indeed rare situations that need a different survival strategy than normal. For these, we cannot rely on our “inbuilt DNA survival strategies” because in these situations evolution has not had the numerous trials it needs to pick the best strategy so there is no reason to believe evolution is going to help us. Instead, we need that new fangled device called a brain giving us skills, knowledge and communication … and above all else, the ability to adapt our survival strategy outwith what is encoded into our DNA.

Addendum

I realised after finishing the above, that whilst it is true that evolution provides the average person the best survival strategy for a fit, healthy individual facing the wild (with a lifetime’s knowledge of surviving in a similar environment), the average person usually has the “sense” to avoid doing things that would then later lead to them being in a survival situation.

So, if a plane full of (fit) holiday makers dropped them all onto a deserted island, on average, “being themselves” was the best survival strategy (in the past when everyone had more knowledge of the natural world).

But, if the SAS in their mission to assassinate Lenin in Moscow** were shot down … would the best advice to them be “be yourselves”? The average person would have been on the holiday flight, not on the flight to start WWIII. Indeed, I would hazard a guess that the average person in the SAS would hate being on the holiday flight and instead welcome the chance to start WWIII and “survive” in a rat and lice infested trench … so, I would argue that “being yourself” may not be the best way for the SAS to survive long term.

… I wonder if anyone has any data for “average age of death” for those who joined the SAS versus a similar “normal” group?

**It would be based on the very best UK “Intelligence” … which is only slightly behind the times.

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Climate and “vaccine” scepticism … winning.

I’ve been following a few mRNA “vaccine” sceptics, because they are rightly sceptics of a “treatment” that killed more than it saved, and that fact was hidden from the public for money. I also contribute to climate sceptics, who likewise know the criminal behaviour of those in climate.

However, I do expect climate sceptics to be climate sceptics and “vaccine” sceptics to be “vaccine” sceptics. But recently, I’ve noticed a growing trend that “vaccine” sceptics are increasingly vocal about their climate scepticism, and climate sceptics are increasingly vocal about their “vaccine” scepticism.

Indeed, there are forums, where they are supposedly neither “vaccine” nor climate sceptics … but they too are increasingly vocal about their “vaccine” and climate scepticism. Scepticism seems to be becoming very popular!

At the height of the covid evil, there were idiots calling for anyone questioning the safety of the jab to be put into concentration camps, not for killing people like Fauci, but just for questioning the safety of the improperly tested “vaccine” … just as there were idiots calling for similar concentration camps for anyone sceptical of the adjusted temperature data and the false conclusions drawn.

I wonder what those same people are going to be demanding, when they finally realise that they were conned into taking a jab that increased their chances of dying?

It is hardly surprising that Fauci is so scared of the people he treated like dirt, that he demanded the demented Bidem give him a pardon for all the crimes he has committed, despite, not having been accused on any crimes during the time of the criminal Bidem regime. He knows what is coming …. and he is scared. Quite right!

And having set the precedent of sending those responsible for the jab to the electric chair … because I really see no alternative … they are then coming for those behind the climate scam.

I wonder what punishment they will get?

Maybe they’ll be lucky and get “renewable” electricity which only works intermittently? Two days waiting for the wind to blow and then slowly cooked?

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