Why VAXXED Was Shot Down At Tribeca Up Close And PersonalBy Jon Rappoport The answer? Jane Rosenthal and her (ex) husband, Craig Hatkoff. Thats my opinion, my story, and Im sticking to it. Yes, there were other pressures on Robert De Niro. I know all about them. But Jane Rosenthal and her husband Craig are very, very tight with De Niro. How tight? From Crains New York Business 2007: Jane Rosenthal is the business brains behind the wheel of New Yorks most famous taxi driver: Robert De Niro. The duo, who founded Tribeca Productions in 1989, has produced 22 movies. Perhaps Ms. Rosenthals most important contribution to the city, however, came in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks. She and Mr. De Niro, along with Ms. Rosenthals husband, real estate financier Craig Hatkoff, launched the Tribeca Film Festival to help revive downtown. Getting the picture? Now, moving along: Jane Rosenthals husband, Craig Hatkoff, sits on the board of the NYU Child Study Center in New Yorkand that major, major Center is deeply involved in the research, study, and treatment of child psychiatric disorders. In case youve forgotten, autism is officially listed as a psychiatric disorder. The NYU Center would never, ever, in a million years imagine that vaccines could cause autism. If they did imagine it, theyd shut up and march straight ahead with their brain imaging studies and other mainstream distractions. The NYU Child Study Center is surrounded by important names. Among past Center honorees: Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg; Governor George E. Pataki; Whoopi Goldberg; Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani; Senator Hillary Clinton. Among the attendees at a 2008 Center awards dinner, which raised $8.8 million, and was hosted by CBS News anchor Katie Couric: New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine; real estate mogul Larry Silverstein; and of course, the Tribeca founders, Jane Rosenthal and Craig Hatkoff. The Rosenthal-Hatkoff duo have been on the scene at a number of Center fundraisers and awards dinners. Theyre active. Theyre visible. Theyre players. Here is a statement from the NYU Child Centers website: At the Child Study Center, the Center for Neurodevelopmental Disorders (CND) is committed to research in neurodevelopmental disorders, leveraging establish[ed] strengths in Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD and animal studies on early development, as well as collaborating closely with our clinical partners. The Center has an Autism Spectrum Disorders Clinical and Research Program, where it carries out orthodox and cutting edge work on autism. And the Center is expanding. This is a big-time operation: The NYU Child Study Center has three main affiliates: the Nathan S. Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research (NKI), Rockland Childrens Psychiatric Center (RCPC), and Bellevue Hospital Center. Through collaborative efforts, these organizations work with the NYU Child Study Center to integrate the highest level of clinical care, ground-breaking research, and training for the next generation of leaders in child and adolescent mental health. In addition, the diverse locations open the doors to treatment for families in Westchester, Rockland and Putnam Counties; as well as throughout New York City. With the partnerships among these world-class institutions, we are establishing a new multidisciplinary model for advancing the prevention, identification and treatment of child psychiatric disorders on a national scale. A film that claims to show a link between the MMR vaccine and autism would be a hideous affront to the NYU Child Study Center, where Craig Hatkoff, co-founder of the Tribeca Film Festival, sits on the Board. A plan to actually show Vaxxed at the Tribeca Festival, which Hatkoff and Rosenthal co-founded, would be a blow to the face of the NYU Center. New York, like other big cities, operates across a level of wealth and influence that relies on social connections. Heavy connections. In New York, money, real estate, Wall Street, politics, the arts, the medical hierarchy are all joined socially. At the hip. Jane Rosenthal and her husband, Hatkoff, are definitely part of that mix. There was no way Rosenthal was going to let that film on the screen at Tribeca. It would have mangled many of her social relationships. Then there is this: The NYU Child Study Center depends on a great deal of funding from the National Institute for Mental Health (NIMH). So it could have gone this way. A player at NIMH calls the NYU Center; I understand the Tribeca film Festival is going to show an insane film about vaccines causing autism. Craig Hatkoff, Jane Rosenthals husband, sits on your Board. Talk to the man. Straighten him out. Get him to come to his senses. Whats next? Is Tribeca going to sponsor a positive film about gun-toting militias taking over three Western states? Thats the way things happen. Meanwhile, the CDC and the Sloan Foundation were making their pitches to shut down the film, but there is a strong probability those efforts were passing through Hatkoff or Rosenthal, too, because theyre very close to De Niro, and he was the one who needed to be convinced. Have a look at this recent FOX 5 NY interview, where De Niro and Rosenthal sit side by side. She looks for all the world like a minder, as the British would say. A gatekeeper. A worried monitor, keeping tabs on De Niro. He mentions that he still thinks the film should be shown, but not at Tribeca. She makes sure to emphasize that the film is not going to be shown at Tribeca, in case anyone has misinterpreted De Niros remarks. She looks exhausted, as if shes had some sleepless nights, as if shes thinking: How many of my New York friends do I have to apologize to before this is over? I cant blame Bob, hes my friend and partner, so I just shrug and say, Thank goodness were moving on. But will they look at me the same way after this disaster? Will things be the same? I never wanted to accept that goddamn film in the first place. I told Bob it was a mistake. And the people at the NYU Center. What am I supposed to do about them? The lesson for De Niro? Dont mess with New York money. Dont try to stop the New York medical juggernaut. Against this force, he was a bit player in a hurricane. For a minute, he stood up for the film, and because he was famous, he almost landed a leading role in a production called, Exposing the Truth about Vaccines Causing Autism. But the project was quickly squashed. It took an independent theater chain in the city, the Angelika, to step up to the plate and screen Vaxxed (trailer). However, the Angelika doesnt have a thousandth of the clout of the Tribeca Film Festival. The upside? Jane Rosenthal and her husband, Craig Hatkoff, dont sit on Angelikas Board. (To read about Jons mega-collection, Power Outside The Matrix, click here.) Image Credit The author of three explosive collections, THE MATRIX REVEALED, EXIT FROM THE MATRIX, and POWER OUTSIDE THE MATRIX, Jon was a candidate for a US Congressional seat in the 29th District of California. He maintains a consulting practice for private clients, the purpose of which is the expansion of personal creative power. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, he has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health for CBS Healthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world. You can sign up for his free NoMoreFakeNews emails here or his free OutsideTheRealityMachine emails here. Duh (De) Niro has lost all my respect. Tribe-ca.. Yepall about appearances, f**k the sick kids. Cant wait to see it! This makes people want to see it even more! This shows how unsmart they are, they have probably given it more publicity than if they had just shown the darn thing and kept quiet! Streisand effect. But the films owners could let you watch it by tomorrow if they so desired. Why dont they? With the existence of the internet, its impossible to actually ban any form of digital media. Its only possible to give the media impression it has been banned. If the owners wanted you to see vaxxed tomorrow, you could. Using Streisand effect to keep film in the spotlight. Its somehow as if they dont think the film stands on its own merits. It probably does! Why not let us see? Agree, to a large degree. Several years back I read an article in which they stated only +/- 40% of the exceptionals in Sewer nation had access to the web. couple that with poor wireless/wired performance and you have another reason the U.S. fails to use it to its full potential. I think another reason is the culture itself. A case in point, Icelanders find out their boss is shafting them and they literally drive him out by hitting the streets en mass. This mutt culture doesnt seem able to focus on one subject long enough unless the government media decides to continue making it an issue. Another would be their idiotic love of killing the messenger. Snowden, Manning et al. If it werent so dangerous it would be comic. They dont want the sheeple to know that vaccines are toxic bioweapons now because of Planet X! 