Thursday,
May 18, 2006
Morton
Ann Gernsbacher
Department
of Psychology
University
of Wisconsin-Madison
1202
W. Johnson St.
Madison,
WI 53706
MAGernsb@wisc.edu
cc:
H. Hill Goldsmith
hhgoldsm@wisc.edu
hhgoldsm@facstaff.wisc.edu
Re:
"Three Reasons Not to Believe in an Autism Epidemic"
Dear
Morton,
Your
article, "Three Reasons Not to Believe in an Autism Epidemic" (http://www.grasp.org/new_art.htm),
reminded me of the story of the village shaman who, sitting in his hut with his
hands over his ears and looking into a glass ball, predicted that it would not
rain, while his child pointed out the window at the thunderstorm deluging the
villagers.
Your
article is not just an embarrassment to your profession, but a wound to the
hundreds of thousands of parents of children injured by toxic vaccine additive
ingredients.
If
you would like publicly to drink a body weight-calibrated mixture of these
ingredients to show these parents just how harmless the ingredients are, I'll
include you in the list of potential candidates for my $75,000 vaccine offer
at:
http://www.spontaneouscreation.org/SC/links.htm
I'm
sure that, since you and your co-authors believe that the vast majority of
autism cases are due to "human behavioral, neuroanatomical, and genotypic
diversity," and not to chemical inundation by increasing numbers of
childhood vaccinations, you'll have no problem drinking the documented neurotoxins
and other poisons standard in childhood vaccines -- if only to show your faith
in the pharmaceutical companies who currently shepherd our children's health.
The
offer is open to your co-author, Michelle Dawson, as well. Dawson has
baselessly written:
"Autistics
have been portrayed by autism advocates in the most dire and horrific terms. We
destroy ourselves, our families, and the economy . . . so long as we are not
expensively fixed. . . . At the same time, autism advocates claim that this
impending national catastrophe can be averted if there is unlimited funding for
intensive interventions based on applied behaviour analysis, ABA, Lovaas-type
or otherwise, for autistics of all ages. . . . Autistic abilities and traits
are assumed to be non-existent or destructive, useless, and wrong. There is
everything to gain and nothing to lose if our lives are dedicated to striving
every minute to be normal, that is, non-autistic. The goal of this kind of
intervention, Ivar Lovaas has repeatedly written, is to build a person where
none exists" (http://www.sentex.net/~nexus23/naa_sen.html)
The
offer is also open to your other co-author, H. Hill Goldsmith. While Goldsmith
has been busy identifying "a putative subtype of autism, which we refer to
as 'developmental verbal dyspraxia,' or DVD," (www.waisman.wisc.edu/faculty/goldsmith.html),
thousands of children a day are being made autistic by vaccines deemed
"safe" by the medical industry. While Goldsmith tries to make a name
for himself with his sharp definitions and warm and fuzzy
hey-we're-all-a-little-bit-autistic thinking, new parents get slapped in the
face with high-pitched screaming from their babies who have just received
combination vaccines. Many of these babies and children lose their speech
overnight.
Any
reply you or your co-authors make to this email will be published at:
http://www.spontaneouscreation.org/SC/links.htm
Sincerely,
Jock
Doubleday
Director
Natural
Woman, Natural Man, Inc.
A
California 501(c)3 Nonprofit Corporation
http://www.SpontaneousCreation.org
director@spontaneouscreation.org
Jock
Doubleday is the author of:
Spontaneous Creation:
101 Reasons Not to Have Your Baby in a Hospital, Vol 1:
A Book about Natural Childbirth and the Birth of Wisdom and Power in Childbearing Women