Re: How Bush could have been the greatest President ever

[Guest guest]

The autism epidemic will be Bush's legacy.

>

> Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion windfall

> profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been held

> accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our

> children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming), thimerosal

> (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and

> carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and toxic),

> aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol (toxic),

> isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a host of

> unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These are

> just part of the vaccine mixture.)

>

> http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803

>

[Guest guest]

Hey Lenny, I'm no fan or supporter of the buffoon, but in all fairness, Bush isn't to blame, it's the mindset of mainstream which drives, brainwashes and endorses the political engine. All his predecessors irrespective of party or philosophy have ridden in the same limosine. You know as well as I do, that he is a victim of the political process. Our focus should always be on altering their philosophy and mindset. Ask this, if he died to-day, would it make any difference when replacement stepped in and if he/she died would that be any different. / We have to persuade the masses, not the rich folks who've bought their way into placing themselves in the most advantageous positions enabling them to be elected to political decision making office Take care n schaferatsprynet

<schafer@...> wrote: The autism epidemic will be Bush's legacy.>> Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion windfall> profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been held> accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our> children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming), thimerosal>

(nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and> carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and toxic),> aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol (toxic),> isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a host of> unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These are> just part of the vaccine mixture.)> > http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803>

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I tell people that I stand behind the office of the President of the United States but NOT necessarily behind the MAN in the office. Although I am proud to be coattail relative to HW and Barbara Bush but not this man called their son. I have been a republican all my life and proud of it. This current administration has made me want to not be affiliated with the party.

Ruby

Wife to , SAHM to is 7 yrs old and Baby Boy due Nov. 1st

-----Original Message-----From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ]On Behalf Of n WendrowSent: Sunday, September 17, 2006 6:11 AMEOHarm Subject: Re: Re: How Bush could have been the greatest President ever

Hey Lenny,

I'm no fan or supporter of the buffoon, but in all fairness, Bush isn't to blame, it's the mindset of mainstream which drives, brainwashes and endorses the political engine. All his predecessors irrespective of party or philosophy have ridden in the same limosine.

You know as well as I do, that he is a victim of the political process. Our focus should always be on altering their philosophy and mindset. Ask this, if he died to-day, would it make any difference when replacement stepped in and if he/she died would that be any different. /

We have to persuade the masses, not the rich folks who've bought their way into placing themselves in the most advantageous positions enabling them to be elected to political decision making office

Take care

n

schaferatsprynet <schafer@...> wrote:

The autism epidemic will be Bush's legacy.>> Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion windfall> profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been held> accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our> children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming), thimerosal> (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and> carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and toxic),> aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol (toxic),> isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a host of> unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These are> just part of the vaccine mixture.)> > http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803>

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Yes, but the person (to be PC ) who holds that office is not as powerful and able to do anything without his close cartel of supporters next to and with them. They in turn have their own group and so it trickles down...............hmmmmmmm. Your value system and personal political philosophy were NOT made or devised as result of a party affiliation. They derived from your upbringing, and life experience/s which inculcated from what you were taught by your parents and your capacity and capability as a human being to THINK and formulate your own opinions. I believe that most people are really independent because, it's impossible to to agree with an agenda of any group, political or otherwise. this is exactly where the problem lies...".I vote for the leser of 2 evils, I vote for them because I agree with more of what they stand for duh...... " This is precisely

why we need INDEPENDENTS in public office who will discuss, debate and vote on each specific issue dependent only upon its merits............!!!! No more tagging on riders and clauses which create the dilemma of politicians being blackmailed into voting for the big thing when the little attachment will have major repercussions down the line. As an aside, Bush is a product of his father, can't seperate them. dad is probably more responsible for the vaccine mess, due to his having been on the board of Eli Lilly. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. How much influence do you think dad had on GW's choice of his cabinet.? Rumsfeld, etc...? and some think that controlled Regan..............I think the current situation is way more serious than that one.......... You're not a republican, you're a human being who cares about right and wrong,

issues and this country's role in the world. Your independence of mind is your greatest attribute and asset. It is only the difficulty encountered in trying to apply that abstract to every concrete situation which you daily find your self in that presents problems to you and everyone else on this planet Take care n DRVOTE@... wrote: I tell people that I

stand behind the office of the President of the United States but NOT necessarily behind the MAN in the office. Although I am proud to be coattail relative to HW and Barbara Bush but not this man called their son. I have been a republican all my life and proud of it. This current administration has made me want to not be affiliated with the party. Ruby Wife to , SAHM to is 7 yrs old and Baby Boy due Nov. 1st -----Original Message-----From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ]On Behalf Of n WendrowSent: Sunday, September 17, 2006 6:11 AMEOHarm Subject: Re: Re: How Bush could have been the greatest President ever Hey Lenny, I'm no fan or supporter of the buffoon, but in all fairness, Bush isn't to blame, it's the mindset of mainstream which drives, brainwashes and endorses the political engine. All his predecessors irrespective of party or philosophy have ridden in the same limosine. You know as well as I do, that he is a victim of the political process. Our focus should always be on altering their philosophy and mindset. Ask this, if he died to-day, would it make any difference when replacement stepped in and if he/she died would that be any different. / We have to persuade the masses, not the rich folks who've bought their way into placing themselves in the most advantageous positions enabling them to be elected to political decision making office Take care n schaferatsprynet <schafersprynet> wrote: The autism epidemic will be Bush's legacy.>> Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion windfall> profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been held> accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our> children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used

in embalming), thimerosal> (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and> carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and toxic),> aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol (toxic),> isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a host of> unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These are> just part of the vaccine mixture.)> > http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803> Stay in the know. Pulse on the new .com. Check it out.

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n, I think we have all been duped for years. A lot of the

politicians who carry the titles " democrat " or " republican " do not

hold to the ideas that these parties were founded on. Repblicans are

supposed to be for less federal governement, yet under the current

administration and congress we have more federal control than ever.

If Kerry truly cared about the country, he would have contested

the last election where clear evidence of fraud was found.

Is it really that hard to believe there is a group controlling both

parties?

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> > Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion

windfall

> > profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been

held

> > accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our

> > children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming),

thimerosal

> > (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and

> > carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and

toxic),

> > aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol

(toxic),

> > isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a

host of

> > unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These

are

> > just part of the vaccine mixture.)

> >

> > http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803

> >

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n,

If he was able to push going to war on a bunch of lies (even Colin tried to persuade him not to do it at first and regrets his appearance before the UN) and manipulate the media the way he did to get the American people to support the war (if you were against it, you were unAmerican), don't you think he could have done something about the poisoning of his own citizens? After all, he claims to be a born-again Christian. You will know them by the fruit they bear.

Beth

RE: Re: How Bush could have been the greatest President ever

Yes, but the person (to be PC ) who holds that office is not as powerful and able to do anything without his close cartel of supporters next to and with them. They in turn have their own group and so it trickles down...............hmmmmmmm.

Your value system and personal political philosophy were NOT made or devised as result of a party affiliation. They derived from your upbringing, and life experience/s which inculcated from what you were taught by your parents and your capacity and capability as a human being to THINK and formulate your own opinions.

I believe that most people are really independent because, it's impossible to to agree with an agenda of any group, political or otherwise. this is exactly where the problem lies...".I vote for the leser of 2 evils, I vote for them because I agree with more of what they stand for duh...... "

This is precisely why we need INDEPENDENTS in public office who will discuss, debate and vote on each specific issue dependent only upon its merits............!!!!

No more tagging on riders and clauses which create the dilemma of politicians being blackmailed into voting for the big thing when the little attachment will have major repercussions down the line.

As an aside, Bush is a product of his father, can't seperate them. dad is probably more responsible for the vaccine mess, due to his having been on the board of Eli Lilly. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. How much influence do you think dad had on GW's choice of his cabinet.? Rumsfeld, etc...? and some think that controlled Regan..............I think the current situation is way more serious than that one..........

You're not a republican, you're a human being who cares about right and wrong, issues and this country's role in the world. Your independence of mind is your greatest attribute and asset. It is only the difficulty encountered in trying to apply that abstract to every concrete situation which you daily find your self in that presents problems to you and everyone else on this planet

Take care

n

DRVOTEMINDSPRING (DOT) COM wrote:

I tell people that I stand behind the office of the President of the United States but NOT necessarily behind the MAN in the office. Although I am proud to be coattail relative to HW and Barbara Bush but not this man called their son. I have been a republican all my life and proud of it. This current administration has made me want to not be affiliated with the party.

Ruby

Wife to , SAHM to is 7 yrs old and Baby Boy due Nov. 1st

-----Original Message-----From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ]On Behalf Of n WendrowSent: Sunday, September 17, 2006 6:11 AMEOHarm Subject: Re: Re: How Bush could have been the greatest President ever

Hey Lenny,

I'm no fan or supporter of the buffoon, but in all fairness, Bush isn't to blame, it's the mindset of mainstream which drives, brainwashes and endorses the political engine. All his predecessors irrespective of party or philosophy have ridden in the same limosine.

You know as well as I do, that he is a victim of the political process. Our focus should always be on altering their philosophy and mindset. Ask this, if he died to-day, would it make any difference when replacement stepped in and if he/she died would that be any different. /

We have to persuade the masses, not the rich folks who've bought their way into placing themselves in the most advantageous positions enabling them to be elected to political decision making office

Take care

n

schaferatsprynet <schafersprynet> wrote:

The autism epidemic will be Bush's legacy.>> Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion windfall> profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been held> accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our> children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming), thimerosal> (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and> carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and toxic),> aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol (toxic),> isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a host of> unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These are> just part of the vaccine mixture.)> > http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803>

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The highest levels of ASD to date, occurred for boys born during the years 1996-1999 when the thimerosal containing hepB vaccines was mandated for 12 hours olds. The numbers are 1 in 30 to 40 boys born during those years are ASD as a consequence of that protocol.

While Bush may be a number of things, he was not in the Clinton administration during 1996-1999.

Legacy anyone?

Re: How Bush could have been the greatest President ever

The autism epidemic will be Bush's legacy.>> Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion windfall> profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been held> accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our> children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming), thimerosal> (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and> carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and toxic),> aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol (toxic),> isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a host of> unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These are> just part of the vaccine mixture.)> > http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803>

[Guest guest]

The highest levels of ASD to date, occurred for boys born during the years 1996-1999 when the thimerosal containing hepB vaccines was mandated for 12 hours olds. The numbers are 1 in 30 to 40 boys born during those years are ASD as a consequence of that protocol.

While Bush may be a number of things, he was not in the Clinton administration during 1996-1999.

Legacy anyone?

Re: How Bush could have been the greatest President ever

The autism epidemic will be Bush's legacy.>> Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion windfall> profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been held> accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our> children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming), thimerosal> (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and> carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and toxic),> aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol (toxic),> isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a host of> unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These are> just part of the vaccine mixture.)> > http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803>

[Guest guest]

I won't make any excuses for Clinton either, but the current administration was put in office by the Christian right and were suppose to have HIGHER MORAL STANDARDS. Where's the beef?

Beth

Re: How Bush could have been the greatest President ever

The autism epidemic will be Bush's legacy.>> Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion windfall> profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been held> accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our> children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming), thimerosal> (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and> carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and toxic),> aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol (toxic),> isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a host of> unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These are> just part of the vaccine mixture.)> > http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803>

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I wonder how the christian right would react if they knew that once

a year their top political leaders get together and dress in red

robes and burn a human body in effigy? To be fair, some top

democrats also attend.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?

docid=7148200091656749096 & q=bohemian+grove & hl=en

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> > Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139

billion windfall

> > profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have

been held

> > accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in

our

> > children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming),

thimerosal

> > (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and

> > carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and

toxic),

> > aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic),

methanol (toxic),

> > isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and

a host of

> > unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets.

These are

> > just part of the vaccine mixture.)

> >

> > http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803

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[Guest guest]

I wonder how the christian right would react if they knew that once

a year their top political leaders get together and dress in red

robes and burn a human body in effigy? To be fair, some top

democrats also attend.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?

docid=7148200091656749096 & q=bohemian+grove & hl=en

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> > Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139

billion windfall

> > profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have

been held

> > accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in

our

> > children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming),

thimerosal

> > (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and

> > carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and

toxic),

> > aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic),

methanol (toxic),

> > isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and

a host of

> > unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets.

These are

> > just part of the vaccine mixture.)

> >

> > http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803

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> The highest levels of ASD to date, occurred for boys born during the

years 1996-1999 when the thimerosal containing hepB vaccines was

mandated for 12 hours olds. The numbers are 1 in 30 to 40 boys born

during those years are ASD as a consequence of that protocol.

Henry,

Where do you get those numbers from? 1 in 30 to 40 boys with ASDs born

between 1996-1999.

I'm not disputing those numbers, as my ASD son was born during that

timeframe - just curious.

[Guest guest]

It is shallow statements like this that will keep us from reaching

the goal of helping our children. Kiss Kennedy's ass all you want and

be good bush basher (or any republican except Burton and Weldon). If

your buddy RFK was to embrace this issue we would have funding to

easily double our efforts and effectiveness. How come he won't even

speak at a conference or rally. He goes on " The Daily Show " though,

which is comedy to talk about this issue.

Where are your autism champions in congress. Be Fair and call

it " congress' legacy will be the autism epidemic. " Sorry he is not a

dictator and has to have legislation sent to him to sign. Sorry we

are at war and sorry they get no pressue from the autism community.

What about Clinton? Mercury in vaccines declined under Bush! I can

use true but shallow statements. Both presidents have shown poor

leadership on this issue. I believe Clinton had much more of an

opportunity to focus on it. To blame the autism epidemic on Bush is

just shooting yourself in the foot. When you make statements like

this you turn off most people who would otherwise be open to learning

more about this issue. Your political views are so obvious and

partisan that no one will take you seriously. I would suggest you

focus your efforts on getting your percieved friends in the congress

and at the state level to change the law. If Bush or any other

republican leader vetos the legislation then you can spew your hatred

like an islamic terrorist. I am sick of the partisan BS. When you

have all or many democrats on board let me know. I will be sure to

vote for the party that cares more! If your liberal buddies win the

house back their priority will not be autism it will be impeaching

Bush because he responsible for the autism epidemic. I am no huge fan

of Bush, but , please stop this nonsense that makes us look like

fools.

> >

> > Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion

windfall

> > profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been

held

> > accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our

> > children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming), thimerosal

> > (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and

> > carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and toxic),

> > aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol

(toxic),

> > isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a

host of

> > unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These

are

> > just part of the vaccine mixture.)

> >

> > http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I was gonna post that my child got the vaccine that damaged her in

April 2000. Bush wasn't yet elected. In fact, a large no of kids with

autism seem to have come during the 1997-2001 period.

Debi

> >

> > Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion

windfall

> > profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been

held

> > accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our

> > children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming), thimerosal

> > (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and

> > carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and toxic),

> > aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol

(toxic),

> > isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a

host of

> > unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These are

> > just part of the vaccine mixture.)

> >

> > http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803

> >

>

[Guest guest]

RFK jr. was on Bill Maher’s “Real

Time” 2x last year about mercury in vaccs and Autism! The Daily Show is

watched by a TON of people. When I mention his article to politicians, they

listen and read it. Also, most of the people I know that were totally anti

merc theory were turned around by him and him alone. Say what you want but RFK

jr. has been a real advocate for our cause and our kids! -

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of ahs10402

Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006

7:22 PM

EOHarm

Subject: Re: How Bush

could have been the greatest President ever

It is shallow statements like this that will keep us

from reaching

the goal of helping our children. Kiss Kennedy's ass all you want and

be good bush basher (or any republican except Burton and Weldon). If

your buddy RFK was to embrace this issue we would have funding to

easily double our efforts and effectiveness. How come he won't even

speak at a conference or rally. He goes on " The Daily Show " though,

which is comedy to talk about this issue.

Where are your autism champions in congress. Be Fair and call

it " congress' legacy will be the autism epidemic. " Sorry he is not a

dictator and has to have legislation sent to him to sign. Sorry we

are at war and sorry they get no pressue from the autism community.

What about Clinton?

Mercury in vaccines declined under Bush! I can

use true but shallow statements. Both presidents have shown poor

leadership on this issue. I believe Clinton

had much more of an

opportunity to focus on it. To blame the autism epidemic on Bush is

just shooting yourself in the foot. When you make statements like

this you turn off most people who would otherwise be open to learning

more about this issue. Your political views are so obvious and

partisan that no one will take you seriously. I would suggest you

focus your efforts on getting your percieved friends in the congress

and at the state level to change the law. If Bush or any other

republican leader vetos the legislation then you can spew your hatred

like an islamic terrorist. I am sick of the partisan BS. When you

have all or many democrats on board let me know. I will be sure to

vote for the party that cares more! If your liberal buddies win the

house back their priority will not be autism it will be impeaching

Bush because he responsible for the autism epidemic. I am no huge fan

of Bush, but , please stop this nonsense that makes us look like

fools.

> >

> > Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion

windfall

> > profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been

held

> > accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our

> > children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming), thimerosal

> > (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and

> > carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and

toxic),

> > aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol

(toxic),

> > isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a

host of

> > unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These

are

> > just part of the vaccine mixture.)

> >

> > http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803

> >

>

[Guest guest]

You're starting to sound partisan and very extreme. We're certainly not bashing the Republican Party (and by the tone of your e-mail, it's obvious you are a right-wing Republican). We have plenty of Republicans helping us with this issue. We're bashing Bush because he's in a position to do something about this. This issue is in the public eye much more than it has ever been during any other presidency and not only is Bush not doing anything about it, but his administration is actually helping to cover it up.

Why are you bashing Kennedy who has lent much help and why compare him to someone who is part of the cover-up? That's like comparing apples to oranges. If you feel like bashing a Democrat, try Henry Waxman, now there's a Democrat you can bash who has been an obstacle to getting something done on this issue and "yes" you can bash the Clinton's too, but leave RFK Jr. alone.

You better read your own e-mail. Who's really sounding like a terrorist right now? Beth

Re: How Bush could have been the greatest President ever

It is shallow statements like this that will keep us from reaching the goal of helping our children. Kiss Kennedy's ass all you want andbe good bush basher (or any republican except Burton and Weldon). If your buddy RFK was to embrace this issue we would have funding to easily double our efforts and effectiveness. How come he won't even speak at a conference or rally. He goes on "The Daily Show" though, which is comedy to talk about this issue. Where are your autism champions in congress. Be Fair and call it "congress' legacy will be the autism epidemic." Sorry he is not a dictator and has to have legislation sent to him to sign. Sorry we are at war and sorry they get no pressue from the autism community.What about Clinton? Mercury in vaccines declined under Bush! I can use true but shallow statements. Both presidents have shown poor leadership on this issue. I believe Clinton had much more of an opportunity to focus on it. To blame the autism epidemic on Bush is just shooting yourself in the foot. When you make statements like this you turn off most people who would otherwise be open to learning more about this issue. Your political views are so obvious and partisan that no one will take you seriously. I would suggest you focus your efforts on getting your percieved friends in the congressand at the state level to change the law. If Bush or any other republican leader vetos the legislation then you can spew your hatred like an islamic terrorist. I am sick of the partisan BS. When you have all or many democrats on board let me know. I will be sure to vote for the party that cares more! If your liberal buddies win the house back their priority will not be autism it will be impeaching Bush because he responsible for the autism epidemic. I am no huge fan of Bush, but , please stop this nonsense that makes us look like fools.> >> > Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion windfall> > profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been held> > accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our> > children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming), thimerosal> > (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and> > carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and toxic),> > aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol (toxic),> > isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a host of> > unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These are> > just part of the vaccine mixture.)> > > > http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803> >>

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Ok, I’ll bite. RFK showed up and

did an interview or two. But what else did he do??? Do not bronze his bust

before he actually does something to help our cause, and your child.

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of Beth A. Baker

Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006

10:21 PM

EOHarm

Subject: Re: Re: How Bush

could have been the greatest President ever

You're starting to sound partisan and

very extreme. We're certainly not bashing the Republican Party (and

by the tone of your e-mail, it's obvious you are a right-wing Republican). We

have plenty of Republicans helping us with this issue. We're bashing Bush

because he's in a position to do something about this. This issue is in the

public eye much more than it has ever been during any other presidency and not

only is Bush not doing anything about it, but his administration is actually

helping to cover it up.

Why are you bashing Kennedy who has

lent much help and why compare him to someone who is part of the cover-up?

That's like comparing apples to oranges. If you feel like bashing a

Democrat, try Henry Waxman, now there's a Democrat you can bash who has been an

obstacle to getting something done on this issue and " yes " you can

bash the Clinton's

too, but leave RFK Jr. alone.

You better read your own e-mail. Who's

really sounding like a terrorist right now? Beth

Re: How

Bush could have been the greatest President ever

It is shallow statements like this that will keep us

from reaching

the goal of helping our children. Kiss Kennedy's ass all you want and

be good bush basher (or any republican except Burton and Weldon). If

your buddy RFK was to embrace this issue we would have funding to

easily double our efforts and effectiveness. How come he won't even

speak at a conference or rally. He goes on " The Daily Show " though,

which is comedy to talk about this issue.

Where are your autism champions in congress. Be Fair and call

it " congress' legacy will be the autism epidemic. " Sorry he is not a

dictator and has to have legislation sent to him to sign. Sorry we

are at war and sorry they get no pressue from the autism community.

What about Clinton?

Mercury in vaccines declined under Bush! I can

use true but shallow statements. Both presidents have shown poor

leadership on this issue. I believe Clinton

had much more of an

opportunity to focus on it. To blame the autism epidemic on Bush is

just shooting yourself in the foot. When you make statements like

this you turn off most people who would otherwise be open to learning

more about this issue. Your political views are so obvious and

partisan that no one will take you seriously. I would suggest you

focus your efforts on getting your percieved friends in the congress

and at the state level to change the law. If Bush or any other

republican leader vetos the legislation then you can spew your hatred

like an islamic terrorist. I am sick of the partisan BS. When you

have all or many democrats on board let me know. I will be sure to

vote for the party that cares more! If your liberal buddies win the

house back their priority will not be autism it will be impeaching

Bush because he responsible for the autism epidemic. I am no huge fan

of Bush, but , please stop this nonsense that makes us look like

fools.

> >

> > Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion

windfall

> > profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been

held

> > accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our

> > children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming), thimerosal

> > (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and

> > carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and

toxic),

> > aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol

(toxic),

> > isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a

host of

> > unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These

are

> > just part of the vaccine mixture.)

> >

> > http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803

> >

>

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The frustration of being incapable of forging significant persuasive inroads into the congressional mindset and therefore policy changes with regard to vaccines is really terrifying because, we fear that each day this issue is neglected results in more children unnecessarily being claimed by the Autism spectre. It is criminal for congress to continue deflecting and avoiding taking clear unequivocal decisive action that would end this autism epidemic. While I agree that personal vitriolic harrangue is somewhat unproductive, it does have a cathartic effect upon the expressor. Politicians by virtue of being in the spotlights are always going to be targets. They are afterall our decision making representatives .and they're not exactly honest paragons of virtue. Better to assault them with words than to resort to criminal assaultive acts. Every oppositional expression catalyzes

another wave in their direction. All of them ARE travelling in the same direction so together they eventually will be a tsunami which the congress will have to take note of. When I sit alone ruminating over this issue, I do feel contempt for these feckless cowards. They're harming our kids and leaving unsuspecting others open to a lifetime of significant difficulty. They have the power to prevent the looming disaster. They are choosing to ignore it. This is a crime. Even worse it is morally repugnant. it is only because I am reasonably civilized that i haven't resorted to physical violence against them. while no-one individual has the power to change the current vaccine policy , it isn't unresonable to expect the congressional leadership and the President to step up to the plate and finally swing at the first pitch. so far no-one's really even walked out to the mound. They're ALL GUILTY Take care nahs10402 <allprint@...> wrote: It is shallow statements like this that will keep us from reaching the goal of helping our children. Kiss Kennedy's ass all you want andbe good bush basher (or any republican except Burton and Weldon). If your buddy RFK was to embrace this issue we would have funding to easily double our efforts and effectiveness. How come he won't even speak at a conference or rally. He goes on "The Daily Show" though, which is comedy to

talk about this issue. Where are your autism champions in congress. Be Fair and call it "congress' legacy will be the autism epidemic." Sorry he is not a dictator and has to have legislation sent to him to sign. Sorry we are at war and sorry they get no pressue from the autism community.What about Clinton? Mercury in vaccines declined under Bush! I can use true but shallow statements. Both presidents have shown poor leadership on this issue. I believe Clinton had much more of an opportunity to focus on it. To blame the autism epidemic on Bush is just shooting yourself in the foot. When you make statements like this you turn off most people who would otherwise be open to learning more about this issue. Your political views are so obvious and partisan that no one will take you seriously. I would suggest you focus your efforts on getting your percieved friends in the congressand at the state level to change the law.

If Bush or any other republican leader vetos the legislation then you can spew your hatred like an islamic terrorist. I am sick of the partisan BS. When you have all or many democrats on board let me know. I will be sure to vote for the party that cares more! If your liberal buddies win the house back their priority will not be autism it will be impeaching Bush because he responsible for the autism epidemic. I am no huge fan of Bush, but , please stop this nonsense that makes us look like fools.> >> > Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion

windfall> > profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been held> > accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our> > children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming), thimerosal> > (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and> > carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and toxic),> > aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol (toxic),> > isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a host of> > unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These are> > just part of the vaccine mixture.)> > > > http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803> >>

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I am a registered independent, thank you! I am not a terrorist, just a parent

who cares a

lot about this issue. Beth, how do I sound like a terrorist? Did I threaten

anyone or accuse

someone of being responsible for the autism epidemic. Right winger doesn't cut

it either.

Lets stick to the facts. RFK " It's time for the CDC to come clean " .... woopie.

Here is a guy

that flies around in his private jet to make speeches about how everyone should

drive

hybrids. He wants $20,000 to speak at an autism conference, hijacks the issue

as his

own, and to the best of my knowledge has never donated to an autism

organization.

Where is he on substance? The same goes for Ted. I am sick of hearing that

these people

are our allies. The Kennedy's could pony up $10,000,000 to biomedical autism

organizations and it would be like us pulling $10 out of our wallets. Where is

Ted

Kennedy on the Hagel bill to remove mercury from vaccines. Zero cosponsors in

the

senate. We will have to disagree that Bush is responsible for the autism

epidemic. He has

not responded and that is unfortunate, and pisses me off as well, but, your

criticism

should focus on the FDA, CDC, NIH, etc. This crap all escalated before Bush was

Governor

of Texas. If you think statements like that are going to persuade intelligent

parents we

will have to agree to disagree. There are many responsible parties for the

autism

epidemic.

> > >

> > > Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion

> windfall

> > > profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been

> held

> > > accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our

> > > children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming), thimerosal

> > > (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and

> > > carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and toxic),

> > > aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol

> (toxic),

> > > isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a

> host of

> > > unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These

> are

> > > just part of the vaccine mixture.)

> > >

> > > http://www.politica

> <http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803>

> lcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803

> > >

> >

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Perhaps we have all learned through previous posts that no one group, party or ideology can claim to come to this discussions with "clean hands".

Re: How Bush could have been the greatest President ever

I am a registered independent, thank you! I am not a terrorist, just a parent who cares a lot about this issue. Beth, how do I sound like a terrorist? Did I threaten anyone or accuse someone of being responsible for the autism epidemic. Right winger doesn't cut it either.Lets stick to the facts. RFK"It's time for the CDC to come clean" .... woopie. Here is a guy that flies around in his private jet to make speeches about how everyone should drive hybrids. He wants $20,000 to speak at an autism conference, hijacks the issue as his own, and to the best of my knowledge has never donated to an autism organization. Where is he on substance? The same goes for Ted. I am sick of hearing that these people are our allies. The Kennedy's could pony up $10,000,000 to biomedical autism organizations and it would be like us pulling $10 out of our wallets. Where is Ted Kennedy on the Hagel bill to remove mercury from vaccines. Zero cosponsors in the senate. We will have to disagree that Bush is responsible for the autism epidemic. He has not responded and that is unfortunate, and pisses me off as well, but, your criticism should focus on the FDA, CDC, NIH, etc. This crap all escalated before Bush was Governor of Texas. If you think statements like that are going to persuade intelligent parents we will have to agree to disagree. There are many responsible parties for the autism epidemic. > > >> > > Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion > windfall> > > profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been > held> > > accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our> > > children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming), thimerosal> > > (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and> > > carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and toxic),> > > aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol > (toxic),> > > isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a > host of> > > unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These > are> > > just part of the vaccine mixture.)> > > > > > http://www.politica> <http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803>> lcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803> > >> >> > > _____ > > size=2 width="100%" align=center> > > No virus found in this incoming message.> Checked by AVG Free Edition.> Version: 7.1.405 / Virus Database: 268.12.4/449 - Release Date: 9/15/2006>

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>

> Lol, I'm batting 0. I was a democrat in the early 90's, voted for

> Clinton both times. Then I converted to republican, voted for Bush

> both times. I support all the war stuff, except the not blowing the

> crap out of the taliban because they were in a cemetery (eyes

> rolling). Coming from both sides of the political aisle, I agree

with

> n, it has nothing to do with which party, it's that the

> politicians care more about power than they do the right thing.

When

> one party supports a position the other opposes it. Not because

it's a

> good or bad position, but because it's the opposite. That ain't the

> way an honorable person should be. Say what you want about Bush,

but

> he does tend to stand by what he believes. You can't say that about

> many, like Frist, Clinton, McCain, Kerry, and Palosi all just grab

on

> to what ever they think will give them the glory.

>

> I'm still conservative, but there ain't many conservative or

liberal

> in my neck of the woods worth supporting, save maybe Duncan

and

> he ain't running for anything outside of House.

>

> Debi

>Debi don't feel bad about screwing up.I screwrd up twice Nixon then

Reagan.It seems me that the person in charge at the time gets the

credit or the blame . Bush was hired to do the job and he hasn't.

damons dad

[Guest guest]

Not trying to get personal, but your logic is a bit flawed here.

Your first post in response to Lenny's comment about the autism

epidemic being Bush's legacy sounds highly defensive. I don't think

LEnny was criticizing the entire Republican party.

There have been many people on this list criticizing the Bush

Family, and rightfully so. Their strong ties to Eli Lilly are well

known. In case you forgot, Eli Lilly developed the poison also known

as thimerosal which caused your child's disability.

Your comment about RFK is also a bit skewed. While Bush has taken

steps to prevent families of thimerosal injured kids from pursuing

justice-attempting to seal court documents, also the Eli Lilly rider

on HOmeland Security Bill was directed by the White House- at the

very least RFK has spoken out in support of our injured kids.

Kennedy has helped http://tinyurl.com/s9fdm

Bush has hindered.http://tinyurl.com/mppwf

So while you have clearly pointed out that the Kennedy's have NOT

donation tens of millions of dollars to the cause, well then neither

have the Bush's or the Cheneys, have they?

> > > >

> > > > Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139

billion

> > windfall

> > > > profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have

been

> > held

> > > > accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in

our

> > > > children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming),

thimerosal

> > > > (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and

> > > > carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and

toxic),

> > > > aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic),

methanol

> > (toxic),

> > > > isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and

a

> > host of

> > > > unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets.

These

> > are

> > > > just part of the vaccine mixture.)

> > > >

> > > > http://www.politica

> > <http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803>

> > lcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803

> > > >

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Lol, I don't feel too bad. Between Bush and Gore I'd still pick Bush

and between Bush and Kerry I'd still pick Bush. If the dems wanna give

me someone to vote for, I'd happy swing back the other way... and

hillary ain't the one!

Debi

> > Debi

> >Debi don't feel bad about screwing up.I screwrd up twice Nixon then

> Reagan.It seems me that the person in charge at the time gets the

> credit or the blame . Bush was hired to do the job and he hasn't.

> damons dad

>

[Guest guest]

Anyone who believes that he himself was put on this earth to save the world for democracy could never ever become the greatest president ever. He has already used his position and power further that one can stretch the imagination to reach his goal and look at the results????/ McDonough <kevntimmcd@...> wrote: Not trying to get personal, but your logic is a bit flawed here. Your first post in response to Lenny's comment about the autism epidemic being Bush's legacy sounds highly defensive. I don't

think LEnny was criticizing the entire Republican party.There have been many people on this list criticizing the Bush Family, and rightfully so. Their strong ties to Eli Lilly are well known. In case you forgot, Eli Lilly developed the poison also known as thimerosal which caused your child's disability.Your comment about RFK is also a bit skewed. While Bush has taken steps to prevent families of thimerosal injured kids from pursuing justice-attempting to seal court documents, also the Eli Lilly rider on HOmeland Security Bill was directed by the White House- at the very least RFK has spoken out in support of our injured kids. Kennedy has helped http://tinyurl.com/s9fdmBush has hindered.http://tinyurl.com/mppwfSo while you have clearly pointed out that the Kennedy's have NOT donation tens of

millions of dollars to the cause, well then neither have the Bush's or the Cheneys, have they?> > > >> > > > Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion > > windfall> > > > profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been > > held> > > > accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our> > > > children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming),

thimerosal> > > > (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and> > > > carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and toxic),> > > > aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol > > (toxic),> > > > isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a > > host of> > > > unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These > > are> > > > just part of the vaccine mixture.)> > > > > > > > http://www.politica> > <http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803>> > lcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803> > > >> > >> >

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First of all, I was a registered Democrat, am now a registered Republican because of a certain primary I wanted to vote in, and after November's election will go Independent because I'm also sick of the partisanship and have recently seen a lot of Republicans I like and Democrats I don't like throughout this particular issue.

Lenny gives us a one-liner and you came out with a lot of venom in your message. I do believe I have sent e-mails slamming the CDC, FDA, NIH, IOM, WHO etc...... Okay, you have some points. I was not aware that RFK wants $20,000 to speak at autism conferences. You must have asked him and have first-hand knowledge of this. Wish you would have initially let us in on that one as it would have explained some of that anger towards him. Second, I know Ted Kennedy has come out against mercury amalgams and you do have a point that he should be called on the carpet for not signing on as a co-sponsor to Chuck Hagel's bill. Calls should be made to his office and you've got me thinking that I should probably do that. I'm not sure how forcefully Senator Hagel has followed through as far as getting co-sponsors and that is another issue that should be addressed with calls to his office also.

I do believe, however, that those ties to Eli Lilly are very incriminating for W. Bush. He's protecting big pharma in a big way and there's no honor in that, especially in light of the fact that he's launched this big war on terrorism and weapons of mass destruction. THIMEROSAL IS A WEAPON OF MASS DESTRUCTION!

Re: How Bush could have been the greatest President ever

I am a registered independent, thank you! I am not a terrorist, just a parent who cares a lot about this issue. Beth, how do I sound like a terrorist? Did I threaten anyone or accuse someone of being responsible for the autism epidemic. Right winger doesn't cut it either.Lets stick to the facts. RFK"It's time for the CDC to come clean" .... woopie. Here is a guy that flies around in his private jet to make speeches about how everyone should drive hybrids. He wants $20,000 to speak at an autism conference, hijacks the issue as his own, and to the best of my knowledge has never donated to an autism organization. Where is he on substance? The same goes for Ted. I am sick of hearing that these people are our allies. The Kennedy's could pony up $10,000,000 to biomedical autism organizations and it would be like us pulling $10 out of our wallets. Where is Ted Kennedy on the Hagel bill to remove mercury from vaccines. Zero cosponsors in the senate. We will have to disagree that Bush is responsible for the autism epidemic. He has not responded and that is unfortunate, and pisses me off as well, but, your criticism should focus on the FDA, CDC, NIH, etc. This crap all escalated before Bush was Governor of Texas. If you think statements like that are going to persuade intelligent parents we will have to agree to disagree. There are many responsible parties for the autism epidemic. > > >> > > Instead of the pharmaceutical industry reaping a $139 billion > windfall> > > profit from Bush corporate welfare, perhaps they would have been > held> > > accountable for price fixing, and using toxic substances in our> > > children's' vaccines (formaldehyde (used in embalming), thimerosal> > > (nearly 50 percent mercury), aluminum phosphate (toxic and> > > carcinogenic), antibiotics, phenols (corrosive to skin and toxic),> > > aluminum salts (corrosive to tissue and neurotoxic), methanol > (toxic),> > > isopropyl (toxic), 2-pheoxyethanol (toxic), live viruses and a > host of> > > unknown components considered off-limits as trade secrets. These > are> > > just part of the vaccine mixture.)> > > > > > http://www.politica> <http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803>> lcortex.com/story/2006/9/15/152426/803> > >> >> > > _____ > > size=2 width="100%" align=center> > > No virus found in this incoming message.> Checked by AVG Free Edition.> Version: 7.1.405 / Virus Database: 268.12.4/449 - Release Date: 9/15/2006>

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