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Originally posted by gr9g9997
penn and teller are paid by the nwo croonies.
Don't get me wrong, there is a lot of great medicine out there. But if pharmaceutical companies need Congress to pass a law giving them immunity from lawsuits over their vaccines, what does that tell you about their confidence in their own product?
Wait....you are kidding me right? So by that logic, there are 20% or 1 in 5 or it would 33% if we include the first doctor who was reportedly disgraced, of doctors who feel that this is ok? So we should just ignore those people? You did read the comment from pedosource.com and the reason why I chose that site was if you do searches there it will open your eyes to how doctors make decisions based on business decisions and not health risk. I would ask that you debunk the University of Calgary's study and thus that the video was tampered with, in that mercury at a very microscopic level kills neurons; you can refute the MSDS sheets, written by the manufactures of the product stating these are the dangers of this substance; you can show were the FDA and CDC's own documents stating thimerosal and aluminum based ingredients are not in vaccines are wrong; you can say the mercury and aluminum are not bio-accumilating; and that a reasonable person would not conclude from that evidence that the vaccines are dangerous. Surely, you can debunk all this and the other evidence that I presented instead of looking at ANOVA! How about bringing evidence that refutes anything that I said was not true.
reply to post by Rubinstein
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Measles only causes problems in the malnourished, if they get Vitamin A they are safe. Measles in not a problem in the well-fed first world.
Originally posted by Antigod
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Measles only causes problems in the malnourished, if they get Vitamin A they are safe. Measles in not a problem in the well-fed first world.
It is not some harmless illness like a cold. The misinformation you are spreading about will KILL someone.
Look up the measles outbreaks in the Netherlands. They were religious communities that had zero vaccinations and access to the best health care around.
Originally posted by Antigod
In fact, the last research showed the rate of autism diagnosis increasing as exposure to thimerasol decreased.
Originally posted by skalla
reply to post by Rubinstein
are you trying to destroy your own credibility? first you assume that "rainman" provides a template for the categorisation of autistic people (they are as diverse as the rest of us - just how many autistic people do you actually know?) and now you trot out that laughable load of bunkedit on 26-3-2013 by skalla because: i extra DIV
Originally posted by skalla
reply to post by Rubinstein
ok, you know nothing of autism.
thanks for the response and for clearing that up, both re autism and your credibility
Originally posted by Baxta54
Perhaps you should learn to base decisions about your children's health on scientific evidence,
instead if stuff that you've read on conspiracy forums...
Originally posted by Rubinstein
Originally posted by jimmyx
reply to post by Rubinstein
i agree, i wasn't disputing that. i found it odd that a doctor said he wouldn't give his own kids this flu vaccine, and i'm wondering why? he says this vaccine should be taken, but, not for his own kids.
Yes, doctors don't want the vaccines themselves, most know the reality, but if they stop vaccinating their patients and giving out pro-vaccine advice, that's the end of their highly paid career.
I'm friends with a number of GP's in my area, and not one of them will vaccinate their own children, but they get very uncomfortable when you raise the topic and quickly try to change the conversation.
Dr Peter Fletcher, who was Chief Scientific Officer at the Department of Health, said if it is proven that the jab causes autism, "the refusal by governments to evaluate the risks properly will make this one of the greatest scandals in medical history".
he had received and studied thousands of documents relating to the case which he believed the public had a right to see
He said he has seen a "steady accumulation of evidence" from scientists worldwide that the measles, mumps and rubella jab is causing brain damage in certain children. But he added: "There are very powerful people in positions of great authority in Britain and elsewhere who have staked their reputations and careers on the safety of MMR and they are willing to do almost anything to protect themselves."
"Clinical and scientific data is steadily accumulating that the live measles virus in MMR can cause brain, gut and immune system damage in a subset of vulnerable children," he said. "There's no one conclusive piece of scientific evidence, no 'smoking gun', because there very rarely is when adverse drug reactions are first suspected. When vaccine damage in very young children is involved, it is harder to prove the links. "But it is the steady accumulation of evidence, from a number of respected universities, teaching hospitals and laboratories around the world, that matters here. There's far too much to ignore. Yet government health authorities are, it seems, more than happy to do so."
Originally posted by skalla
reply to post by Rubinstein
as stated earlier i have a profession background in working with autism and a wealth of experience providing therapies as well as having lived with autistic people and done numerous and diverse activities in that arena. i have a long long client list of autistic people and find your statements about them most "enlightening".
you clearly have an agenda regards vaccines, thats fine. my agenda at present is dealing with your bull staements about a group of people of whom you clearly have no knowledge or experience due to your evasion over my questions on said experience and knowledge.
Originally posted by NavyDoc
LOL. I know this is a conspiracy site, but c'mon. Drs will not lose thier careers if they do not vaccinate. THey do not get kickbacks from giving vaccines (illegal to get kickbacks from pharma companies BTW). Doctors can and do presecribe or not prescribe various medications based on their education and the literature and recommendations from professional societies. They can use medications off label and they can choose to suggest alternative medications and nutrition as they see fit.edit on 26-3-2013 by NavyDoc because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Rubinstein
Everything I've said is easily verifiable, do some searches in Google.
Doctors make a good amount of money per jab, if you don't believe this do a Google for how much they got paid per Swine Flu jab, that's all over the news sites. Some of the papers are available online, explaining in detail how much they get paid per vaccine. There are then bonuses for getting a child the full vaccine schedule. There are all kinds of incentives used, this is not a conspiracy it's known fact, all is easily verifiable. In the UK they a doctors surgery gets bonuses based on reaching a specific percentage of vaccine uptake in the area.
Do you really believe that a doctor could sit there and tell their patients "I don't believe in vaccines, we don't give them here", it wouldn't be long until the doctor was struck off. The only way a doctor could possibly get away with it would be to avoid putting the vaccine through the skin properly, which does happen, the practice occured a lot in France during the Swine Flu scandel.
Originally posted by NavyDoc
LOL. I know this is a conspiracy site, but c'mon. Drs will not lose thier careers if they do not vaccinate. THey do not get kickbacks from giving vaccines (illegal to get kickbacks from pharma companies BTW). Doctors can and do presecribe or not prescribe various medications based on their education and the literature and recommendations from professional societies. They can use medications off label and they can choose to suggest alternative medications and nutrition as they see fit.edit on 26-3-2013 by NavyDoc because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by NavyDoc
LOL. I told a patient yesterday that I don't do vaccines. Guess what, my license is still intact--but don't let yet another person who actually is in medicine delude your paranoid fantasies.