The “evidence” to which you refer was a joke, the fellow that “childhealthsafety” references as a scientist holds an undergrad in physics (hardly a “scientist”). He manipulates statistics and doesn’t properly reference the “articles” to which he refers, and blatantly uses pseudoscience to make himself appear more credible. An obvious quack.

He (and childhealthsafety) reference numerous fakes in the anti-vaccine world who have been widely WIDELY discredited in numerous legal Courts. That means that JUDGES have resoundingly proven them to be phonies due to their total lack of credentials in the area to which they speak AND due to the LACK OF EVIDENCE.

Vaccines don’t cause autism. You can keep referring to improperly cited papers (“Baird 2006″ is also a joke for a reference).

Let me enlighten you to what any educated adult knows: as I stated in my comments on childhealthsafety’s blog, a proper citation includes the last name (and first initial) of ALL of the authors, the FULL TITLE of the article, the TITLE of the MEDICAL JOURNAL in which is was published, the edition number, the DATE, and the publisher.

So please, read what has been written on both sides. I have. I’ve done my homework, and the anti-vax literature – and proponents of it – simply don’t measure up. You are being pitied by anyone with a brain.

Please, continue to delude yourself and post improperly referenced statistics on my blog.

I have already provided real evidence in the form of real links to real scientific articles written by real medical and scientific experts in my blog.

You – my poor, deluded, pathetic idiot (ooh, ad hominem attack! The only logical fallacy you guys are able to recognize!) will never, ever be able to provide real evidence written by a real medical or scientific expert to support your position – because none exists.

I don’t have anything to “prove” to an ideological denialist who shares company with other ideological denialists like holocaust deniers.

I have wasted too much time already, both in this reply and on childhealthsafety’s site.

I am not running away, I am ignoring the obvious efforts of phonies, fakes, and uneducated lunatics who are trying – like a child emulating an adult – to give their point of view credibility.

My choice, by the way, would be to vaccinate. It is the smart thing to do.

Why run away when confronted with the evidence?

http://childhealthsafety.wordpress.com/2008/05/21/vaccine-damage-and-child-health-safety/#comment-18

The toll of vaccine caused autism on British kids:

1 in 54 British boys, 1 in 215 girls.

19 a day diagnosed on average.

7000 a year.

On current population figures with 116.1 in 10,000 [Baird 2006] we face 600,000 children and adults in Britain if nothing is done.

Your choice is “do nothing”. Thanks but that is just dumb.