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Share Tweet Vaccines may be causing leukemia. New research may explain how blood cells can become cancerous, causing leukemia. It also shows the plausibility of deranged immune systems & lack of vaccine effectiveness.

Share Tweet Probably most important to the parents of autistic children is that Dr. Wakefield discusses methods of treating, including application of inflammatory drugs and restrictive diets, can turn the condition around.

"The cumulative impact of the vaccine schedule has never been tested."

The number of girls struck down by Tourette’s-like tics in Le Roy High School in New York is 12. The official cause can now be described as, “We know what it is, but we won’t tell you—or the girls. It’s a matter of respecting their privacy. But—wink wink—if you check around, we’ve issued a diagnosis that says the girls are crazy.”

To which the only intelligent response is, “Huh?!”

One parent has been told by someone unnamed that the cause is something called “conversion disorder”. It’s a DSM-IV mental diagnosis that effectively says the symptoms are all in the girls’ heads. It sounds just as legitimate as so-called “opposition defiant disorder”.

Dr. David Lewis, internationally known whistleblower and respected expert on institutional fraud, released a report today calling for a formal investigation into the practices of the British Medical Journal (BMJ), and specifically into the actions of its editor, Dr. Fiona Godlee, and Brian Deer, a reporter she hired to write a series of articles which appeared in the journal beginning on January 4, 2011.

The BMJ articles accuse Dr. Andrew Wakefield of committing scientific fraud in a 1998 Lancet publication he co-authored that brought global attention to a link many parents and physicians suspect may exist between autism and children who are genetically predisposed to adverse reactions from the Measles/Mumps/Rubella (MMR) vaccine.

Share Tweet If you really want to ease serious global warming pollution, forget about your car. The harm it does, even if relatively high polluting, is a pittance compared to cargo ships.

Today’s cargo ships run on the dirtiest oil of all. It’s the dregs of the refining process. Only 15 of the largest ships produce as much pollution as all of the world’s 760 million cars—and there are around 90,000 cargo ships!

It is rapidly growing far worse. South Korea is building ever larger ships, and will soon have ones 450 meters long capable of carrying 22,000 shipping containers the size of semi truck vans. They have 3,693 new ships booked for the next three years, and these alone will produce as much pollution as another 29 billion cars. The devastating pollution of cargo ships will be increased nearly 350 times over the next three years—and this is the ship building of only one country!

Is it wise to have the flu vaccine, or Tamiflu, or would you get better protection just from taking vitamin D? Having a vaccine should be a matter of personal choice; we don't think that government or insurance companies or medical societies should be telling you what to do. If you're bothering to read this then you're clearly smart enough to make your own decisions about your own health. While you are deciding, here is a second opinion.

The hero of our story today is a guy I haven't yet met - Andy Wakefield, who just happened to be a resident of Austin, Texas on January 5th, 2011, the day that Brian Deer's article "Secrets of the MMR Scare: How the Case Against the MMR Vaccine Was Fixed" was published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ). It was accompanied by two editorials by Fiona Godlee, Editor of the BMJ titled "Wakefield's Article Linking MMR Vaccine and Autism Was Fraudulent," and "Editor's Choice: The Fraud Behind the MMR Scare."

Yup, I'm talking, here, about the Andy Wakefield, from Britain, famous for suggesting that there might be a connection between the MMR vaccine and Autism, and suggested, to the horror of the vaccine industry, that further study was warranted. That same Andy Wakefield we see, officially, as Andrew J. Wakefield MB., BS., BRCS, formerly of Great Britain - but now a Texan.

It looks as though our Andy found a law firm in Austin, Texas called DiNovo Price Ellwanger & Hardy LLP who assigned to Andy their top business litigator Partner William M. Parrish (Bill), who, for the last thirty years has specialized in intellectual property issues and complex business litigation.

On January 3rd, 2012, a few days before the Statute of Limitations could run out, Bill Parrish filed, for his client Andrew J. Wakefield MB., BS., BRCS (Andy) a lawsuit in Travis County, Texas against Brian Deer, the British Medical Journal, Fiona Godlee. The lawsuit claims...

http://www.bolenreport.com/Wakefield/briandeer.htm

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