I don't think they quite understand....for the "common" person to recognize and connect the dots....as well as doctors and others that have done studies....big pharma for the sake of the $ will ensure it remains on the schedule.
People seem to go along with the "fact checks".....as they don't want to appear as ignorant due to the fact they have had their children or grand children take the MMR jab.
Hi CrowCross. Drooped in and saw this. You might be interested in reading this (if you have not already)
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
If you follow citations 10-13 they are to articles by a Journalist, Brian Deer, who details especially in citation 12 how the autism related enterocolitis was put together as part of a business plan for selling a molecular diagnostic test and an altered vaccination.
Given the previous week’s publicity drive, the vaccine plans were sensitive. But the school had long known of this ambition. First surfacing in Wakefield’s 1995 patent for a diagnostic test for Crohn’s disease, it had been fleshed out in 1997, eight months before the press conference, in a patent for a “safer” single measles shot.30
"The revised business plan was ambitious and detailed, aiming to raise £2.1m from investors. It spanned the detection of Crohn’s disease, the treatment of autism, and “a replacement for attenuated viral vaccines.”
It is a bit of a sad and greasy tale, involving money, institutional carelessness and self interest, coverups, and old fashioned grifting. It does not redound with glory on either the established experts OR those arguing with them to be sure, and it is reasonable to ask that if the guys who everybody now says were right behaved only slightly less badly than the people who are named fraudulent, why should anyone believe any of it?
My answer to that lies in ideas of consilience, parsimony and conflicting self interest: any number of different organizations and people have looked at the vaccine MMR link, many with differing agendas, and the best published data agrees with both the simplest explanations, and the explanations that make the most sense given what we know of brain, gut and immune physiology. But that's me. I do think I know what I am talking about as I have been professionally fooling around in this area for a few decades now and I think I know the basics reasonably well, but I must say that I have some sympathy with anyone who declares a pox on all the houses involved.
Anyhow, see you around. Take care.