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How CNN Caused A Vaccine Story It Tried To Crush To Instead Go Viral

"Hear This Well" Project

autism , vaccines

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One After Another After Another After Another

In August of 2014, Autism Media Channel published bombshell recordings of a CDC autism researcher who blew the whistle on systemic fraud and data-tampering inside the CDC. The main stream media, months later, kept a near total silence on the explosive story.

But when CNN's health reporter condescended to parents of autistic children by insisting "vaccines do not cause autism" and adding, "some people don't hear this well," she accidentally triggered a social media video revolution. Parents began recording one minute videos documenting that their children were developmentally normal until they got a certain round of vaccinations.

This is the channel where all the "Hear This Well" videos are gathered, now numbering in the hundreds. They tell the true story of vaccines and autism the mainstream media refuses to tell.

I wrote about this when it first happened:

http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/933954-autism-parents-reply-to-cnn-hear-this-well/


--Celia Farber


Celia Farber is an investigative science reporter and cultural journalist who has written for several magazines including Harper’s, Esquire, Rolling Stone, SPIN and more. She is the author of “Serious Adverse Events: An Uncensored History of AIDS” (Melville House Press/ Random House). Known for bold exposes of the pharmaceutical industry and related media cover ups, Celia Farber shines a spotlight on the very subjects that have been taboo for too long: What is Cancer? Does HIV cause AIDS? Do Vaccinations Cause Brain Damage? And many more...

Visit her website at www.truthbarrier.com

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