He focuses on the Madsen paper which the CDC cites as proof that vaccines do not cause autism. Korsgaard found that instead of comparing a vaccinated population with an unvaccinated one, the Madsen study compared a heavily vaccinated population with a slightly less heavily vaccinated one. In other words, the compared groups are likely to show the same results.

Korsgaard also found data problems and manipulation of the data.  In other words, the study was rigged to produce a vaccine favorable result.

This is not surprising as the Madsen paper, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, is the work of two Big Pharma shills, Kreesten Meldgaard Madsen and Anders Hviid, whose conflicts of interest are large.

Madsen is chief development officer and executive VP of Leo Pharma, a pharmaceutical company with a history of misconduct problems.

Anders Hviid seems to have the role in Denmark that Tony Fauci had in the US. He has worked extensively with researchers financed by Pfizer, AstraZeneca, GSK, and Janssen.

Korsgaard concludes that the proof that vaccination does not cause autism is "hired science."  

Unfortunately, in the world today money buys whatever it wants.  It buys democratic elections, which means elections are sold, not voted. It buys "expert witnesses" in tort and in criminal trials.  It buys scientists' testimony in public policy issues such as vaccines.  So-called "conspiracy theorists" ask: "who rules us?"  The obvious answer is money.

This has likely been true since the 12th century when Alain of Lille said: "Not Caesar now, but money, is all."

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