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Autism was so rare when Dr. Andrew Wakefield went to medical school that he was not taught about it. Yet today, decades later, one in 31 children has autism. In 1998, as a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, Dr. Wakefield, whose specialty was inflammatory bowel disease, co-authored a paper published in The Lancet…Continue reading Finally Vindicated: Dr. Andrew Wakefield Was Right All Along
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At its simplest, the word “quack” is a slur that means someone who pretends to have medical skill or knowledge that they don’t actually possess. Merriam-Webster states that a quack is “A pretender to medical skill; one who falsely claims to have knowledge of medicine or to be able to cure a disease.” In today’s…Continue reading The Weaponization of “Quack”: Silencing Dissent in Modern Medicine
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Bill Gates recently published a Gates Notes that sounded less like his characteristic call to arms against devastating climate change and more like a strategic repositioning. In his memo, titled “Three Tough Truths About Climate,” Gates plainly noted the climate crisis he’d preached about and written a book on “will not lead to humanity’s demise”…Continue reading Bill Gates and the Death of His Climate Crisis Agenda
The NYS Teacher’s Retirement fund is heavily invested in three of the top five vaccine manufacturers. Teresa Reile at ARTVOICE.com writes: Several legislators in NYS, namely the rather crass Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz, (who recently gave the finger to his constituents but said that he was itching his nose), Sen. Brad Hoylman and Sen. David Carlucci…Continue reading NYS Teachers Pension Fund Tied to Vaccine Manufacturers
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News broke in May when French media outlet “Le Monde” reported that they had access to a document drawn up at the end of 2016 by a lobbying firm for Monsanto. Le Monde writes: “Two hundred names. Political leaders and officials, journalists, leaders of professional organizations and public organizations, and even scientists. Line after line, their identities…Continue reading Monsanto contacting the journalists, activists it tracked on ‘watch lists’ in 7 countries
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New York state’s law ending religious exemptions from vaccines will have a profound effect in Rockland, where the county’s battle to contain a historic measles outbreak has been met by court challenges and stubborn pockets of resistance. Michael Sussman, a civil rights lawyer who successfully sued the county on behalf of parents of unvaccinated children with religious exemptions at…Continue reading NY LAWYER: ‘You don’t change people’s religious beliefs by passing a law’
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By Jefferey Jaxen On June 7 Mailchimp announced it had already shut down a number of accounts for “anti-vaccination content.” Mailchimp also announced it was adding the ‘anti-vaccination’ category to its routine searches for prohibited content. Nowhere on Mailchimp’s website did it elaborate what constituted ‘anti-vaccination’ content. Reporting on the move, CNBC writes “The company…Continue reading Is the CDC Foundation Directing Mailchimp’s Vaccine Censorship?
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New York has voted to eliminate its religious exemptions to vaccination. The Democrat-led Assembly and Senate both approved the measure Thursday in the face of hundreds of protestors opposing the bill. Religious exemptions are still offered in 46 other states. The states that do not allow exemptions on religious grounds include California, Arizona, West Virginia…Continue reading New York Becomes 6th State To End Religious Exemptions For Vaccination
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Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter filed suit in 2017, alleging several drug companies created a “public nuisance” through deceptive marketing that encouraged over-prescription and an oversupply of opioid-laced medications which created an epidemic of abuse. Hunter has said that Johnson and Johnson has acted like a “drug kingpin.” Purdue Pharma, the company behind the painkiller…Continue reading Johnson & Johnson’s role in opioid crisis may be worse than Purdue’s
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