[Amer. Thinker] The HHS secretary promised to look into the causes of autism. There’s a long and disturbing evidence trail (not to mention vaccines!) that he should have paid more attention to.At 72, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is an impressively educated environmental lawyer, author, aggressive activist on vaccines, critic of the pharmaceutical and food industries, and a lifetime political activist, many of whose credentials — particularly his creative thinking — appealed to President Trump, who nominated him to be Secretary of Health and Human Services.
Of course, lifetime Democrats went crazy, as did a good number of his still prominent relatives, as well as Big Pharma and also 75 Nobel laureates who urged the U.S. Senate to oppose Kennedy’s nomination. But RFK Jr. was ultimately confirmed and sworn in by Supreme Court justice Neil Gorsuch in the Oval Office on February 13, 2025....
PUTTING THE MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE ON THE BACK BURNER
Clearly, there is a vast human tragedy — a true man-made disaster — taking place before our eyes.
For whatever reasons — follow the money? — the mountain of evidence that points to a causal relationship between prenatal ultrasound exams and an escalating pandemic of autism is being systematically ignored.
Could it have anything to do with the huge investments doctors and scientists have made in ultrasound technology, which, according to Jennifer Margulis, "adds more than $1 billion to the cost of caring for pregnant women in America each year"?
Could it have anything to do with the revenue now pouring like an avalanche into the coffers of diagnostic and treatment centers?
Could it have anything to do with modern journalism’s almost complete abandonment of hard-nosed reporting and life-saving exposés about this subject?
As researcher Caroline Rodgers has said, there is an elephant in the room when it comes to the subject of autism. That elephant is the worldwide blitzkrieg of ultrasound exams on pregnant women — exams that have bombarded the babies they’re carrying with sound waves and heat that could have effects that last every second of their lives.
YOO-HOO, RFK JR.
I sent my article via X to the entire Trump Cabinet, with RFK Jr. being the first on the list. Then I sent my article to RFK Jr. via X and email. Then I sent it one more time.
The response was silence — not even a "thank you," not even an acknowledgment of receipt.
But much, much worse! A complete refusal on RFK Jr.’s part to look into the compelling and quite convincing evidence that the overuse of prenatal sonograms is directly associated with the frightening, terrifying, catastrophic rise in autism.
It’s way past time to give the billion-dollar industry of pregnancy sonograms the same attention and warnings RFK Jr. gave so confidently to Tylenol.