THE VACCINE WAR

**This is such a sad story that I wanted to share it with everyone. This is not an unusual story but it does show, at the end, the sad reality that his son is going to be all alone soon with no one to take care of him. Keep in mind, this is an Autism story from the 70s when Autism was a rare disease. Think of how many of these stories are going to be popping up soon with the epidemic of Autism ravaging this world. Who is going to take care of these people? Stories like this are the reason why I am so moved to try and inform as many people as possible about the risks associated with vaccination. It just tears families apart when something like this happens and it is a regretful situation.**


STEPPING inside Ivor Needs' cottage, I'm met by the most remarkable sight – every perpendicular surface in the entire building seems to be covered in letters.

Not single letters. Great piles of them – everywhere you look. Many have the distinctive stamp of the Palace of Westminster. Others are clearly from 10 Downing Street.

Letters from MPs ranging down the decades from Tony Ben to Kerry McCarthy stand shoulder to shoulder with piles of freedom of information requests, affidavits and tribunal minutes.

The 78-year-old Bristolian almost seems lost among this vision of decades of bureaucratic battling. As he looks upon the scene he shakes his head, and with sad eyes cast to the ground, shrugs his shoulders: "It's flamin' unbelievable, isn't it?"

For Ivor has been fighting since the 1970s to overturn the decision of a tribunal, which judged that his son's brain damage was not caused by the whooping cough vaccine.

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