Vaccines and Autism: Get Red Pilled Here
Six links that will change the way you view this controversial topic.
In a recent Substack post, J.B. Handley highlights the connection between the rising rates of autism and the increasing number of vaccines administered to children. Handley, who shares his personal experience and research, argues that the link between vaccines and autism is both biologically plausible and supported by the growing body of evidence.
The Prevalence of Autism
In the 1980s, autism was nearly unheard of, and vaccines were fewer and administered at later ages. Fast forward to today, and the rates of autism have skyrocketed, from 1 in 10,000 in the late ’70s to 1 in 36 children today. Handley draws attention to the parallel increase in vaccines, asserting that the CDC’s expanded vaccine schedule plays a central role in this epidemic.
Personal Accounts and Scientific Support
Handley and his wife are among the tens of thousands of parents who believe they saw their child develop autism shortly after receiving vaccinations. He emphasizes that, from a biological standpoint, vaccines are designed to trigger immune activation in young children, which, he argues, could have adverse effects on their developing brains, leading to autism. Handley encourages readers to explore several resources that support his position, including studies from international scientists who have identified aluminum in the brains of autistic children.
The Lies and Deception
Handley addresses the widespread denial of the vaccine-autism link, pointing out several common lies propagated by both the media and public health officials:
- No real autism epidemic – Contrary to claims, Handley stresses that the rise in autism cases is real and catastrophic.
- Vaccines don’t cause autism – Handley challenges the so-called “science” used to debunk this connection, which he compares to the tactics used by the tobacco industry to downplay health risks.
- Vaccines are safe and effective – Handley argues that the science behind vaccine safety is flawed, citing examples of poor safety studies and adverse reactions ignored or downplayed.
- Vaccines saved the world – Handley points out that vaccines played a minor role in the overall decline in mortality rates, which were largely driven by improvements in sanitation, nutrition, and living standards.
Financial Motivation Behind Vaccines
Handley also critiques the financial incentives tied to vaccine production, citing the work of vaccine industry insiders like Stanley Plotkin. He argues that the profit-driven nature of the pharmaceutical industry often overshadows genuine public health concerns.
A Call for Change
In his final plea, Handley encourages readers to educate themselves on the issue and to join the movement to dismantle the current vaccine paradigm. He credits Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his team for their ongoing efforts to bring attention to the dangers of the current vaccine system and advocates for policy reform.
Handley’s investigation into vaccines and autism offers a stark challenge to the dominant mainstream narrative. By providing evidence and raising tough questions, he urges a closer examination of the public health system’s practices.
"Getting red-pilled" is a phrase that comes from the 1999 movie The Matrix,
where the main character, Neo, is offered a red pill or a blue pill. The red pill
represents an awakening to the truth, while the blue pill represents comfort and ignorance.
J.B. Handley is the proud father of a child with Autism. He spent his career in the private equity industry and received his undergraduate degree with honors from Stanford University. His first book, How to End the Autism Epidemic, was published in September 2018. The book has sold more than 75,000 copies, was an NPD Bookscan and Publisher’s Weekly Bestseller, broke the Top 40 on Amazon, and has more than 1,000 Five-star reviews. Mr. Handley and his nonspeaking son are also the authors of Underestimated: An Autism Miracle and co-produced the film SPELLERS, available now on YouTube.
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