Just to show you how easy it is to take a time frame of a development and attach it to a scientific finding of distinction and make a meme of it, I went and looked up the history of autism. It's been around since before the mid 1700's. As with most medical discoveries there wasn't always a correlation to a cause. That's been true of many mental and neurological disorders as scientist/psychiatrist and others have sorted them out throughout the years. Just because a distinction became more clear in 1943 that autism became dislodged from schizophrenia and given it's medical terminology as a classified distinction does not mean it developed as a result of vaccines, it was always there throughout history but it took years to define it into it's own category unrelated to other mental disorders.

What you and many others try and do is make a correlation to something that isn't true to fit an agenda. Science is advanced enough on the issues to know it's gene related and how those genes react in certain environments that trigger it. You simply cannot continue to ignore developing science. You may be able to further propagate your theories if it wasn't for the fact that autism is being proven to be more prevalent in areas where children live in heavily industrialized areas. The fact autism has grown over the years is because the population has grown. That would also rationalize why the Amish don't have the same problem with autism as the general population, they don't live in heavily industrialized areas.

Anybody could play your unscientific game and take any disease discovered (or defined) during the first few years of vaccine develop and blame it on vaccines then proceed to spend years making meme's and defending your view points based on them.