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From: JOHN on 1 May 2007 15:51
A constant flow of misinformation has been generated and perpetuated by the
Medical Authorities, the vaccine industry and other groups suggesting that
Andrew Wakefield is wrong and that MMR vaccination has never caused
autistic regression. The following is a carefully researched revue by our
friend David Thrower.


http://www.vaproject.org/thrower/mmr-briefing-20070430.htm


From: David Wright on 15 May 2007 22:17
In article <yaudnfWxqtevB6rbnZ2dnUVZ8tqinZ2d(a)bt.com>,
JOHN <john(a)btinternet.com> wrote:
>A constant flow of misinformation has been generated and perpetuated by the
>Medical Authorities, the vaccine industry and other groups suggesting that
>Andrew Wakefield is wrong and that MMR vaccination has never caused
>autistic regression. The following is a carefully researched revue by our
>friend David Thrower.
>
>
>http://www.vaproject.org/thrower/mmr-briefing-20070430.htm

Easily up to whale.to's usual dismal standards. Lots of references to
papers presented to Congressional committees, half the stuff is by
Wakefield, blah blah blah.

-- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net
These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
"I'll kill anyone that tries to stop me from killing anyone."
-- Yellowbeard



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