A little boy with autism is able to do what the major media networks can't seem to accomplish, ask the presidential candidates in Iowa about their plans on autism.

Please take a look at the following remarkable videos. Iowa warrior mom Lin Wessels and her nine ("almost ten") year old son Sam managed to pose questions to all of the Republican presidential candidates (except Huntsman) on what they would do about autism. And if you know people in Iowa, especially folks who may be participating in the caucuses tonight, please forward this link to them.

Michele Bachmann (this one got cut short):

 

This month Ron Paul released a video discussing the abuse of power displayed in both the Mary Anne Godboldo case, and in the reports of the massive drugging of children in foster care, that has resulted in children being forced onto psychoactive medications that are not in their best interests.  Paul echoed the values of the Canary Party that medical decisions for children should be made by parents, not by a coercive and unaccountable bureaucracy rife with conflicts of interest.

In light of this continued assault on children, Dr. Paul has reintroduced the Parental Consent Act, which protects families from mandatory mental health screenings that can be used to diagnose mental health issues against parental wishes, and to force families to place children on psych meds, some of which contain black box warnings and have terrible and even deadly adverse outcomes.  We urge all members of The Canary Party to call and write to their representatives and ask them to cosponsor H.R. 2769, and its companion bill in the Senate, S. 1800.

The Canary Party is pleased to join other groups who want to keep individual health care decisions in the hands of the

Call Michigan DHS and Tell Them They Do Not Have The Right to Coerce Poor Families into Vaccinating According to the CDC's Schedule

 

Michigan is currently taking comment on its new Temporary Assistance for Needy Families State Plan.  Part of that plan is to include a measure that coerces families into vaccinating their children according to the CDC's aggressive vaccine schedule:

"9.  Immunizations

Children under age 6 must receive scheduled immunizations.   At redetermination, twenty-five dollars per month is deducted from the family’s payment standard for failure to have one or more children under age 6 immunized according to schedule."  http://www.michigan.gov/documents/dhs/TANF_StatePlan_2012_368298_7.pdf

The State of Michigan has no right to punish families for making health decisions for their children that differ from those coming from a run away and unaccountable federal public health bureaucracy in Atlanta that bears no consequences for injury that arises from their irresponsible, one size fits all policy.  

MI DHS issued the following press release on November 9, 2011:

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FALLS CHURCH, Va., Nov. 3, 2011 /PRNewswire/ --  When reporter Dan Olmsted met with the father of an autistic boy whose medical history is central to a British Medical Journal article refuting the vaccine/autism link, Olmsted never expected to be shown a letter written by the boy's father that would reveal the facts of the BMJ article to be flagrantly false. In contrast to the article, the letter clearly reveals the plausibility of the boy's autism being caused by his MMR (combined measles, mumps, rubella live virus vaccination) as well as the father's belief that the shot caused his son's autism.

Today in Age of Autism, Olmsted's interview with this father of a boy with autism known only as "child 11" appears in Part 7 of theElaborate Fraud series by Olmsted and Mark Blaxill, Age of Autism's Editor-At-Large. The contents of the letter mark another revelation in the controversy over the British Medical Journal's published report by freelance journalist Brian Deer who has received support from MedicoLegal Investigations (MLI), a bureau affiliated with the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI) which specializes in bringing doctors before the General Medical Council, the UK's disciplinary body.

The father's 1997 letter was written to Dr. Wakefield, who had led a team of researchers in the controversial case study of 12 children with autism. Contrary to Deer's January report in the British Medical Journal, the chronology of Child 11's MMR shot and his subsequent autism diagnosis was inaccurately reported.  From Olmsted's article:

"When I showed Father 11 what Deer had written about the shot-and-symptoms sequence, he said, emphatically, 'That's not correct.'"

BMJ's fraud allegations against Wakefield derive from 2009 and were published in the Sunday Times six days after proprietorJames Murdoch was appointed to the board of MMR manufacturer GlaxoSmithKline with a brief "to review…external issues that might have the potential for serious impact upon the group's  'reputation.'"

Dr Peter Fletcher, former Chief Scientific Officer at the UK Department of Health, said if it is proven that the jab causes autism, "the refusal by governments to evaluate the risks properly will make this one of the greatest scandals in medical history."

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