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Originally Posted by Toodles McGinty
You're quoting a paper from 2008.
I'll try again:
In 2010, the General Medical Counsel declared that the paper was not only based on bad science, but was deliberate fraud and falsifications by the head researchers, Dr. Andrew Wakefield and revoked his medical license. Investigators learned that a lawyer looking for a link between the vaccine and autism had paid Wakefield more than £435,000 (equal to more than a half-million dollars).
As for your absurd claim that ' among those children who have never been vaccinated there is not one case of autism' again this has been thoroughly debunked.
Numerous studies have been done comparing autism rates between vaccinated and unvaccinated children. No difference has been found.
One study from Japan looked at the MMR vaccine, which was withdrawn from the country due to concerns about aseptic meningitis. In that study, a statistically significant number of children were found to have developed autism even though they had not received the MMR vaccine
There is increasing evidence that autism is genetic:
A new study looking at autism in 5 countries found that 80 percent of autism risk can be traced to inherited genes rather than environmental factors and random mutations.
There was a documentary on TV this week with Paddy and Christine McGuinness. They have autistic children. It seems that Christine is autistic, but it went undiagnosed until she was 33. Genetic link again.
Autism has even been detected before a child is born.
There. Is. No. Link. Between. Vaccines. And. Autism.
Gerty Gullible. Believing any old shite that conspiracy theorists spew out. Then thinking, erroneously, you've 'inside information'. That you know more than the rest of the world, those poor uninformed schmucks. Just like the anti-vaxxers, soaking up the bull that they are 'PureBloods'. When to reach adulthood alive, they've probably had 10-20 vaccines already.
Psst, by the way, a subreddit has it on very good information that they are holding kids in the cellar under McDonalds in Kew, with the sole intention of vaccinating them with lizard blood for eventual world domination of the hybrid master race. I'd have thought with your special interests, you might want to pop down there.
I was working in the GMC Fitness to Practice division while Wakefield's case was being prepared and the tribunal held.
Most of the staff there I knew were pretty calm even though they had to investigate some awful misconduct cases.
But Wakefield provoked real anger.
He did a wholly inadequate sample, failed to follow even the most basic scientific process to establish cause and effect, and had no peer review.
To cap it all they discovered he was on a retainer from a firm of class action solicitors, who were hoping to recruit the unfortunate parents of these children.
He pretty much broke every rule of scientific investigation and code of practice for doctors.
Of course he was deregistered.
But then this evil man decided to exploit the verdict along the lines of how he had been closed down by "the establishment" which has subsequently fuelled his career in the US as an exploiter of rich but vulnerable people.
Of course the class action solicitors could have still taken their case to court and tried to hit a bonanza payout. But curiously they didn't.
BTW the mercury stuff is a nonsense.
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Originally Posted by said
admit that my links may be lazily obtained - but there is no denying my knowledge of which you have no information about. If you look at the chart given you will see that the numbers of cases of autism dropped considerably after Thiomersal/Thimerosal was removed from the vaccines.
There are lots of reasons to doubt the existence of 'your knowledge of which I have no information about' Great English, BTW.
I can read the chart. You found it on the BMJ, so I assume that you can supply a link to it. I want to see when the study was performed, and other pertinent details. Originally you said when the vaccine, singular, was dropped. Now you're saying vaccineS, plural. I want to see which vaccine or vaccine(s) were included in the study. You do know that when you are claiming something is true, the burden of proof rests on your shoulders.
Aluminium is used in other vaccines. Any heavy metals, that you claim to know about, are dangerous in even minute proportions. The reason why lead was banned in paint. They are toxic and an pass into the blood stream via the skin.
Stick with the relevant heavy metal. Attempts to deflect the topic to other heavy metals smacks of desperation.
The Abstract given in journals is a brief summary of the findings - as you would know if you have ever had to produce a journal. I could give you the full journal that is written for scientific understanding, if you are interested and are able to understand it.
Nice try! But that's not what you provided is it? Or does this sound like a 'brief summary of the findings' in the abstract that I was referring to?
The controversy regarding the once widely used mercury-containing preservative thimerosal in childhood vaccines has raised many historical questions that have not been adequately explored. Why was this preservative incorporated in the first place? Was there any real evidence that it caused harm? And how did thimerosal become linked in the public mind to the “autism epidemic”?I examine the origins of the thimerosal controversy and their legacy for the debate that has followed. More specifically, I explore the parallel histories of three factors that converged to create the crisis: vaccine preservatives, mercury poisoning, and autism.
An understanding of this history provides important lessons for physicians and policymakers seeking to preserve the public’s trust in the nation's vaccine system. NCBI
It's an outline of what they are going to explore. There are no findings.
Incidentally, abstracts are not limited to scientific studies. So you don't have to give me the benefit of your earth shattering knowledge on how to produce reports.
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Originally Posted by seivad
There are lots of reasons to doubt the existence of 'your knowledge of which I have no information about' Great English, BTW.
I can read the chart. You found it on the BMJ, so I assume that you can supply a link to it. I want to see when the study was performed, and other pertinent details. Originally you said when the vaccine, singular, was dropped. Now you're saying vaccineS, plural. I want to see which vaccine or vaccine(s) were included in the study. You do know that when you are claiming something is true, the burden of proof rests on your shoulders.
Stick with the relevant heavy metal. Attempts to deflect the topic to other heavy metals smacks of desperation.
Nice try! But that's not what you provided is it? Or does this sound like a 'brief summary of the findings' in the abstract that I was referring to?
The controversy regarding the once widely used mercury-containing preservative thimerosal in childhood vaccines has raised many historical questions that have not been adequately explored. Why was this preservative incorporated in the first place? Was there any real evidence that it caused harm? And how did thimerosal become linked in the public mind to the “autism epidemic”?I examine the origins of the thimerosal controversy and their legacy for the debate that has followed. More specifically, I explore the parallel histories of three factors that converged to create the crisis: vaccine preservatives, mercury poisoning, and autism.
An understanding of this history provides important lessons for physicians and policymakers seeking to preserve the public’s trust in the nation's vaccine system. NCBI
It's an outline of what they are going to explore. There are no findings.
Incidentally, abstracts are not limited to scientific studies. So you don't have to give me the benefit of your earth shattering knowledge on how to produce reports.
If you were an academic, you would not pick on a variety of irrelevant points but would have been keen to discuss the topic in some depth. As I said, if you are interested to learn then I can point you in the right direction - if you are pretentiously trying to gain brownie points from google, then I am really not interested.
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Originally Posted by seivad
You're very perceptive, Local. As you'll see from the image below, taken from DR's post on this thread: https://southport.qlocal.co.uk/south...5046890-13.htm
Marvin, AKA Joni, AKA Said did have 2 very sick children (I believe they are twins) who were hospitalized. Although I normally view her comments with scepticism, for some reason I tend to believe her on this one. I also sympathise with her, and I can understand why a mother would desperately try to find something to put the blame on. We can lose all rationality when it comes to our children. It's our job to protect them, but as we all know, there are so many things that are beyond our control.
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Then I feel compelled to apologise to Said or whoever and temper my posts.
It's easy to kick someone when they're down and the almost manic C&P often without rationale now have context.
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Originally Posted by said
If you were an academic, you would not pick on a variety of irrelevant points but would have been keen to discuss the topic in some depth. As I said, if you are interested to learn then I can point you in the right direction - if you are pretentiously trying to gain brownie points from google, then I am really not interested.
No thanks. If I am interested in learning I prefer to rely on someone with the relevant academic knowledge.
By your own admission your research is lazy. Your responses are snippy little C&Ps. When asked to elaborate, or when your obvious errors are pointed out, you pretentiously claim the academic high ground. An easy, but all too obvious cop out.
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Originally Posted by local
Then I feel compelled to apologise to Said or whoever and temper my posts.
It's easy to kick someone when they're down and the almost manic C&P often without rationale now have context.
Maybe so, but I still don't have any time for their Covid denial, Holocaust denial, or stories about the Christchurch Mosque mass-murderer, etc.
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Originally Posted by Desert Region
Maybe so, but I still don't have any time for their Covid denial, Holocaust denial, or stories about the Christchurch Mosque mass-murderer, etc.
Because my research is based on facts while your beliefs are based on media stories. One thing you must learn though - is NEVER believe all you read or are told, unless it can be backed up with five pieces of independent pieces of evidence. Failing to do that you would be wise to have an open mind at the very least.
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Originally Posted by said
Because my research is based on facts while your beliefs are based on media stories. One thing you must learn though - is NEVER believe all you read or are told, unless it can be backed up with five pieces of independent pieces of evidence. Failing to do that you would be wise to have an open mind at the very least.
Like the 'fact' of your review of the video of the Christchurch mass murders?
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Originally Posted by seivad
No thanks. If I am interested in learning I prefer to rely on someone with the relevant academic knowledge.
By your own admission your research is lazy. Your responses are snippy little C&Ps. When asked to elaborate, or when your obvious errors are pointed out, you pretentiously claim the academic high ground. An easy, but all too obvious cop out.
That is the difference - I do not have to be pretentious. I am as I am and have no desire to be anything else nor to seek personal gratification, wealth or otherwise. I am happy being who I am.
Re, your first paragraph - yes, you are easily satisfied by the media pseudo-scientists whose information you accept without question. Says all really.
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Originally Posted by said
Because my research is based on facts while your beliefs are based on media stories. One thing you must learn though - is NEVER believe all you read or are told, unless it can be backed up with five pieces of independent pieces of evidence. Failing to do that you would be wise to have an open mind at the very least.
Prof you never offer 5 independent pieces of evidence so is that never believe anything YOU write?
1 0r 2 would be a start.
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I don't see why "Covid19 made in lab" has been included in the chart's Science Denial segment.
Wuhan lab leak 'is now the most likely origin of Covid because Beijing tried to cover it up' and it is 'reasonable to believe virus was engineered in China', Harvard scientist tells MPs
- The Wuhan lab leak is now the most likely origin of the coronavirus pandemic, MPs have been told
- Harvard scientist Dr Alina Chan said it is 'reasonable' to believe that Covid was engineered by China
- She also said that Beijing's cover-up of the initial outbreak made the lab-leak hypothesis likely
- Tory peer Lord Ridley also told the Science Select Committee a lab leak is the most likely origin
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-MPs-told.html
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Originally Posted by Desert Region
I don't see why "Covid19 made in lab" has been included in the chart's Science Denial segment.
Wuhan lab leak 'is now the most likely origin of Covid because Beijing tried to cover it up' and it is 'reasonable to believe virus was engineered in China', Harvard scientist tells MPs
- The Wuhan lab leak is now the most likely origin of the coronavirus pandemic, MPs have been told
- Harvard scientist Dr Alina Chan said it is 'reasonable' to believe that Covid was engineered by China
- She also said that Beijing's cover-up of the initial outbreak made the lab-leak hypothesis likely
- Tory peer Lord Ridley also told the Science Select Committee a lab leak is the most likely origin
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-MPs-told.html
That's always been my take on it.......If it wasn't so, then it's an incredible coincidence that Covid breaks out in the very same town where they were experimenting on it in a lab.
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Downing Street press conference last night.
Robert Peston removes his mask stands up to ask a question.
He makes a loud cough without covering his mouth then proceeds to berate the experts on whether Covid restrictions are enough?
27 minutes in.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLS7i1R1fBI
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Originally Posted by The PNP
That's always been my take on it.......If it wasn't so, then it's an incredible coincidence that Covid breaks out in the very same town where they were experimenting on it in a lab.
The efforts to bury the lab-leak theory took various forms:
NY Times COVID Reporter Deletes Tweet Claiming ‘Racist Roots’ of ‘Lab Leak Theory’ After Backlash
https://www.thewrap.com/new-york-tim...va-mandavilli/
Then again, the New York Times does appear to be a leftist or perhaps far-left organisation.
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If I was Russia or China having sleepy Joe in place seems like a dream come true which is probably why they are both massing troops.
The dopes who thought they wanted the former President and Brexit are so wide of the mark.
They would have backed red Jeremy, Remain and Hillary, who would you back to fight.
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