I Cried When He Said “Simpsonwood.” And Who Will Fight for Rashid Buttar?

by Mary W Maxwell, PhD, LLB

As you may know, I am trying out for the US presidency. So is Robert Kennedy, Jr. We are not directly competing, however, as I am only in the elephant primary in New Hampshire. It is predicted to be won by Trump at the end of January. RFK, Jr (ex-donkey) can’t get into the game until the November 2024 election.

Today I attended, with a thousand other vaccine critics, the Children’s Health Defense conference in Savannah Georgia. RFK gave a speech to describe how he came to be a leader of this movement. Although I have been skeptical of him, since he has not come down hard enough on the miscreants, I found myself believing him.

We were forbidden to record the meeting, but I took good notes and will now render his speech in the first person. (Remember, it’s not me, K?)

The Kennedy Speech of November 3, 2023 begins here:

When I was a kid in the 1950s, we got 5 shots including the multiple DPT (diptheria, pertussis, tetanus). In the 1980s, kids got 25 doses. Now they get 73, FROM BIRTH TO AGE 18, of which 20% occur in the first year of life.

[WHAT WOULD GOD SAY??]

In 2006, Harvard Pilgrim insurance found that 1.4 million vaccinated got 35,000 serious adverse reactions. CDC [seemed to say] this was 2.6%.

CDC did a study in 2011 that may never see the light of day. For the Gardasil shot [against cervical cancer] they used a placebo, but even the placebo people were given something that passed the blood-brain barrier, so there was really no control group.

Also, CDC compressed the follow-up time to 4 days. So if you got a reaction on Day 5 they did not count it. Then someone wrote on Instagram “Hiding in Plain Sight.” The efficacy is said to be 95% but it is really 75%.

You are allowed in some states to claim a religious or philosophical exemption to get your unvaxxed kid into school. But in California, West Virginia, and New York, if you don’t follow CDC, you must home school or move to another state. Forget medical exemptions; doctors won’t write them for fear of losing their licenses. (But some do acts of bravery and heroism.)

You, the audience did the research, but covid pandemic was manipulated chaos. Recall, we could not get the facts about how the infection traveled, or the value of masks and social distancing. Public Health and Johns Hopkins gave us nothing. They deliberately obsessed “all are at risk.” “Trust the experts.” That is OK in religions and in totalitarian governments but not in science and not in democracy.

We have a duty to be skeptical and to realize that people lie. When my uncle was in the Cuban missile crisis, he sought expert opinion from 13 experts. Curtis LeMay said “Khrushchev doesn’t have the guts.” But the president finally must decide. You have to exercise your cognitive capacity.

[JFK took a chance in 1962. Note: I think it was all run from the top, even then. – MM]

[I am now going to skip most of his talk about Covid, to get to the start of his CHD career. I am switching to the 3rd person for the moment.]

Kennedy said he was working with Mike as the lawyers for water quality vis a vis Monsanto and others. They filed hundreds of lawsuits. The jury believed his side as against the experts. The National Academy of Sciences learned that every freshwater fish has more mercury than is allowed for safety.

When RFK Jr went on lecture tour, a group of women always sat in the front row to bother him. Finally, they persuaded him that not all mercury was coming via fish -- kids were getting it straight into the blood stream by injections.

He said he was inclined to believe the mothers, as his wife had been able to detect an oncoming anaphylaxis in their son by touching his head whereas Dad could not feel it. He says he realizes that Moms know. Their son had 29 Emergency Room visits before age 2. RFK also understands that fishermen he talked to knew more than the EPA. (Environmental Protection Agency.)

He said the Sierra Club filed a similar number of lawsuits but on carbon and particulates, not mercury. He decided to deal thru his contacts in politics and to lobby for less mercury. His Water Keeper organization now has 350 groups in 46 countries.

Thanks to the “judgmental” Moms, he started to look at the science. He also looked at Sewage treatment. By the way, a man sitting at my table had come all the way from Port Macquarrie, NSW, to tell the CHD about “alumina” that is placed in manhole covers. I have asked him – Trevor Hill – to write about this for GumshoeNews.

[Now I am switching back to First Person}:

I decided to go to DC. My aunt Eunice was involved with intellectually disabled people because of her sister Rosemary. My father took us to Staten Island in 1966 where I was a hunter and coach for Camp Shriver for retarded children. This is part of our family’s DNA.

Women came to me with an 18-inch-high pile of scientific studies. One Mom’s son who was vax injured got a $20 million settlement from Pharma. My Uncle Ted was head of health [area] in the Senate for 50 years. I called the NIH leaders. Marie McCormick was no help at all.

I asked Why is the CDC telling pregnant women not to eat tuna fish, but the vax contains more mercury? They said “Ask Paul Offit.” What! That’s ridiculous. I knew Paul Offit was a vaccine manufacturer [He later became head of the American Academy of pediatrics – yuck.]. This would be like EPA being questioned about a contaminant and they reply “Go ask DuPont.”

[That got as much laughter as when Kennedy later asked the moderator “Can I have a few more minutes?”]

Then Lynne Redwood showed up in my life, a nurse practitioner from Georgia who knew about neurological injuries. She badgered the NIH and the Pentagon. She has an encyclopedic mind. In 1999, CDC sent a request to a Belgian scientist to go through all the safety risks and do a cluster analysis. He showed that children who got the shot later did better than earlier.

[I think RFK said] 11.35 is the amount of relation to autism. “2” is the proof of causation if there is also biological plausibility. Examples of non-biological plausibility: yellow fingers correlate with lung cancer but yellow fingers from cigarettes are not the cause of the lung cancer.

Then, the CDC panicked and held a secret meeting in a remote location near the Chatahoochee River in Georgia.

[Get out the Kleenex]. Simpsonwood.

[That was the second time today that the name Simpsonwood brought tears even though I have often used the name without emotion. But here it was, the story of how hundreds of thousands of children became autistic BECAUSE THE CDC, INSTEAD OF OWNING UP TO THE FINDINGS MADE A PLOT TO HIDE IT FOR ANOTHER 6 YEARS. An email was found in which the CDC said “It just won’t go away, even by citing older kids.” And “no matter what I do it pops up somewhere.”]

[Jezuz.]

The second day at Simpsonwood was spent deciding how to hide THE MERCURY-AUTISM CONNECTION. [FATHOM IT.] Academics are blamable too, and the WHO and the FDA. I put it in Rolling Stone. I was up in North Quebec. I thought the world would change. [I thought this when I saw 2,000 Mules movie re a mere election issue! -- MM]

Six years later, in 2005, Salon.com RETRACTED the article. Salon admitted – after being told there were many errors – “We made those errors when we were reducing your 16,000-word article to 3500 words.” I asked to show me where I was wrong. David Talbot said they caved to Big Pharma.

So, I thought, No one is providing laypersons with the science. I got Mark Herman (sp?) from Harvard Pediatrics to help, using PubMed. He got 1400 refs from 400 studies. The Eric Fenn (sp?) made a documentary.

So we all started the World Mercury Project. 1989 is the redline year – cancer increased then, too. The timeline includes obesity, ADHD, narcolepsy, and many other things. Also allergies, excema. I had 10 siblings and 70 cousins – none of them were sick. But now every 8th child has an illness, including some we never saw before such as Chrons. And juvenile diabetes.

No one had heard of autism. It was one in ten thousand. Now it is one in 34, says CDC. Kids are doing stimming, toe-walking, head-banging. And one in every 7 Americans has an autoimmune disease. We are the highest in the world. During Covid we had the highest body count in the world. [RFK did not mention the $39K paid to hospitals for every patient put on a ventilator…]

During my first week in office, I’m going to the NIH. I’ll say “God bless you. Now you must correct what you did.” I will appoint ______ as attorney general [Laughter and applause; I did not catch the name.] I’ll invite Elsevier (publisher of Medical Journals.) We’ll sit in my uncle’s little office on the DoJ.

[Crrikey! I never thought of any president having an office in the DoJ -- despite Article II of the US Constitution clearly saying “He shall take care that the laws be faithfully executed.]” Just think of Trump in 2017 sitting in that little office to say “Lock her up”. – Not.

I will fix the feds and the racketeers [shades of Daddy] “if you don’t start telling the truth. The lies will be published. You created an untrustworthy government.” ... Um, I’m not supposed to say anything that’s campaign-plated….

[Standing ovation.]

Comments by Mary Maxwell:

If, on the other hand, I win the Big Job, there won’t be any of this God-bless-you business. The creepy, disgusting child torturers will be tarred and feathered – and that is only the opening ceremony. I’ve read Leviticus, you know.

Also, “President” Kennedy, if elected, will be constitutionally able to give pardons but not constitutionally able to change the punishments that legislators put on the books for crimes such as grievous bodily injury or genocide. I hope he doesn’t plan to run the two branches of government. Speaking of which, there is still time for you, Dear Reader, to throw your hat in the ring for a Congress job. Please do it – age 25 and up.

Now for some books: The moderator today, Brian Hooker, is co-author with RFK Jr, of “Vaxed, Unvaxed.” Brian Is a whistleblower from the CDC – and he’s still walking the Earth!

I recommend “Father of Autism” by John Greco. He was a lonely lost man as a Dad of autistic kid and offers to any similarly situated Dad to be his friend. “Lean on me” – no strings attached. Wow.

Don’t miss Naoki Higashida’s new book. When a young autism boy in Japan, he wrote “Why I Jump.” (Translated to English by David Mitchell.) Now he has written a beautiful spiritual piece, “Fall Down Seven Times, Get Up Eight.” Will make you ashamed. Oh, and don’t forget my newest book “Get Up Australia, Get Up.” You can find the downloadable pdf at GumshoeNews.com.

Below is a July 2023 article from my series “Lies, Lies, and Autism.” It explains why, given the death of Rashid Buttar, I don’t buy the ‘God-bless-you’ approach. You might also see my recent item on the impending assassination of RFK Jr here:

https://gumshoenews.com/this-is-extremely-serious-about-robert-kennedy/.

But, frankly, to have been in an auditorium today with a thousand warriors makes you feel that the Powers That Be would be wasting a bullet on him -- as so many others stand ready to restore what we once had.

Oops, Kleenex again….

Mary Maxwell can be reached at her website ConstitutionAndTruth.com