We will have to wait and see, if there has been a Dabble once to often, have to wait though, been suckered before.
Believe it or not, this was recorded 4 years ago…ring any bells?
None of this matters to an individual, when fathoming the unfathomable.
Oh…my…word :shock:
For Heavens sake Foxy.
Good for you Foxy, the gumption has gone for some folks.
Apparently…
I’ve never heard of that connection, presumably because there isn’t one:
Awareness of autism is growing, but there is still a lot of confusion around what autism is, what causes it and how it affects people in very different ways.
Here we set you straight on 8 common myths about autism.
1 Autism is caused by vaccines
The biggest myth of all is that vaccines, specifically the MMR vaccine, cause autism. The safety of vaccinations has been repeatedly tested across large groups of people. High quality research studies involving hundreds of thousands of people have consistently shown that vaccinations do not cause autism.
Autistica is a UK charity engaged in funding and campaigning for research on autism and related conditions. Autistica funds medical research to understand the causes of autism, improve diagnosis, and develop new treatments and interventions. They are the UK’s leading autism medical research charity.
OGF…I never knew Bill Gates was related to David Icke.
catholics??
ever heard of correlational relationships - NO not casual spitty go and wash ya mind out with some covid
One day bret boy, we wiz all be purged.
In your rush to correct me Omah you must have failed to read further on in my posts where I admitted I could have been mistaken about Autism, I was working from memory because it would have been insensitive of me to interrogate them about the medical condition of their child. I did point out that they were the same symptoms of this chap, who had proved that it was the MMR jab that had caused him brain damage, and the courts awarded him £90,000 on the strength of it…
Not a vaccine involved, but it does remind me of leprosy which has also been largely eradicated through medical treatments.
Muslims, Blacks, Irish, Communists, Witches, smokers, Jews etc…There have always been groups that society likes to have a dig at bret, it’s now the turn of anyone who refuses the vaccine. Some things never change…
Are you saying that you have never had a dig at any of those groups you cite (or perhaps others)?
Some very interesting facts here about ‘Leprosy’ Dex.
Quote:-
[I]Key facts
Leprosy is an infectious disease caused by a bacillus, Mycobacterium leprae, which multiplies slowly. On average, the disease incubation period is 5 years but symptoms may occur within 1 year. It can also take as long as 20 years or even more to occur.
Leprosy mainly affects the skin, the peripheral nerves, mucosa of the upper respiratory tract, and the eyes.
The bacillus is likely transmitted via droplets, from the nose and mouth, during close and frequent contact with untreated cases.
Leprosy is curable with multidrug therapy (MDT). Untreated, it can cause progressive and permanent damage to the skin, nerves, limbs, and eyes.
There were 202 256 new leprosy cases registered globally in 2019, according to official figures from 161 countries from the 6 WHO Regions.
Of them, 14 893 were children below 14 years and the new case detection rate among child population was recorded at 7.9 per million child population
Based on 178 371 cases at the end of 2019, the prevalence corresponds to 22.9 per million population.
Among the new cases, 10 816 new cases were detected with grade- 2 disabilities (G2D) and the G2D rate was recorded at 1.4 per million population.
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Thanks OGF. I note the word “curable”.
Perhaps in jest Dex, but I judge the person, not the colour, race, religion or sexual orientation. There are good and bad in all denominations.
Some other stuff I found about leprosy stated that it was very difficult to catch, and personal hygiene would stop the spread. Though I think in biblical times and areas of poverty, soap and water are not as accessible to everyone.