Conspiracy theories

[verreauxi]

These people should be locked up for spreading deadly diseases.


How Anti-Vaxxers are Injecting Themselves into the Texas Republican Primaries

A measles outbreak in Ellis County last month. A surge in mumps cases in 2017 that led to the highest annual total in Texas in 23 years. Skyrocketing vaccine exemptions among kids. Public health experts warn Texas is on the precipice of a major disease outbreak, and point to the growing anti-vaccine movement in the state as the main culprit. But Texans for Vaccine Choice, which began as a group of “mad moms in minivans” and quickly grew into an influential political group, is more determined than ever to fight for what they say is their right to “medical freedom,” and unseat their enemies in the Republican primary.

“This is a human rights issue,” said Jackie Schlegel, the group’s executive director, in a Facebook Live video last month. Schlegel, who insists her group is not anti-vaccine, but rather “pro-vaccine choice,” lamented what she says is uncivil treatment from doctors and lawmakers opposed to their mission. “There is a war on women, and it starts with a war on mothers,” she said.

More here:

https://www.texasobserver.org/anti-vaxxers-injecting-texas-republican-primaries/

 

[degsy]

These people should be locked up for spreading deadly diseases.


How Anti-Vaxxers are Injecting Themselves into the Texas Republican Primaries

A measles outbreak in Ellis County last month. A surge in mumps cases in 2017 that led to the highest annual total in Texas in 23 years. Skyrocketing vaccine exemptions among kids. Public health experts warn Texas is on the precipice of a major disease outbreak, and point to the growing anti-vaccine movement in the state as the main culprit. But Texans for Vaccine Choice, which began as a group of “mad moms in minivans” and quickly grew into an influential political group, is more determined than ever to fight for what they say is their right to “medical freedom,” and unseat their enemies in the Republican primary.

“This is a human rights issue,” said Jackie Schlegel, the group’s executive director, in a Facebook Live video last month. Schlegel, who insists her group is not anti-vaccine, but rather “pro-vaccine choice,” lamented what she says is uncivil treatment from doctors and lawmakers opposed to their mission. “There is a war on women, and it starts with a war on mothers,” she said.

More here:

https://www.texasobserver.org/anti-vaxxers-injecting-texas-republican-primaries/

I'd say - only in America, but that's no longer strictly true

 

[Lee Smith]

These people should be locked up for spreading deadly diseases.


How Anti-Vaxxers are Injecting Themselves into the Texas Republican Primaries

A measles outbreak in Ellis County last month. A surge in mumps cases in 2017 that led to the highest annual total in Texas in 23 years. Skyrocketing vaccine exemptions among kids. Public health experts warn Texas is on the precipice of a major disease outbreak, and point to the growing anti-vaccine movement in the state as the main culprit. But Texans for Vaccine Choice, which began as a group of “mad moms in minivans” and quickly grew into an influential political group, is more determined than ever to fight for what they say is their right to “medical freedom,” and unseat their enemies in the Republican primary.

“This is a human rights issue,” said Jackie Schlegel, the group’s executive director, in a Facebook Live video last month. Schlegel, who insists her group is not anti-vaccine, but rather “pro-vaccine choice,” lamented what she says is uncivil treatment from doctors and lawmakers opposed to their mission. “There is a war on women, and it starts with a war on mothers,” she said.

More here:

https://www.texasobserver.org/anti-vaxxers-injecting-texas-republican-primaries/

"Hate" is a very strong word, and not one I use lightly, but I will happily use it to describe my feelings towards Andrew Wakefield. The damage that complete fraudulent gimp has caused is off the charts. I would probably laugh if I witnessed him being mowed down by a bus.

 

[WA Toffee]

I'd say - only in America, but that's no longer strictly true

There are a shedload of them here. I live in the Fremantle area, which is renowned for the amount of hippies and alternative types. The community facebook page is often a thing of beauty where years and years of peer reviewed scientific reasearch can be totally undermined by one example of a friends neighbour's dog having a different outcome therefore that is proof that the science is lies

 

[ReiRei]

To all of you who have Netflix, watch Unacknowledged. It is a documentary which shows how the US government is hiding the proof of Extraterrestrials. Many former US Army people come out on record, stating they have engaged in special access programs with them. Unacknowledged by Dr Steven Greer, he also has countless stuff on youtube. Check him out, message me if you wish to learn more.

 

[Ivo]

To all of you who have Netflix, watch Unacknowledged. It is a documentary which shows how the US government is hiding the proof of Extraterrestrials. Many former US Army people come out on record, stating they have engaged in special access programs with them. Unacknowledged by Dr Steven Greer, he also has countless stuff on youtube. Check him out, message me if you wish to learn more.

Going to put this on now, sounds right up my street. Cheers

 

[Groucho]

To all of you who have Netflix, watch Unacknowledged. It is a documentary which shows how the US government is hiding the proof of Extraterrestrials. Many former US Army people come out on record, stating they have engaged in special access programs with them. Unacknowledged by Dr Steven Greer, he also has countless stuff on youtube. Check him out, message me if you wish to learn more.

Sounds good, however is it one of those ones produced by the absolutely paranoid brigade?

 

[Groucho]

These people should be locked up for spreading deadly diseases.


How Anti-Vaxxers are Injecting Themselves into the Texas Republican Primaries

A measles outbreak in Ellis County last month. A surge in mumps cases in 2017 that led to the highest annual total in Texas in 23 years. Skyrocketing vaccine exemptions among kids. Public health experts warn Texas is on the precipice of a major disease outbreak, and point to the growing anti-vaccine movement in the state as the main culprit. But Texans for Vaccine Choice, which began as a group of “mad moms in minivans” and quickly grew into an influential political group, is more determined than ever to fight for what they say is their right to “medical freedom,” and unseat their enemies in the Republican primary.

“This is a human rights issue,” said Jackie Schlegel, the group’s executive director, in a Facebook Live video last month. Schlegel, who insists her group is not anti-vaccine, but rather “pro-vaccine choice,” lamented what she says is uncivil treatment from doctors and lawmakers opposed to their mission. “There is a war on women, and it starts with a war on mothers,” she said.

More here:

https://www.texasobserver.org/anti-vaxxers-injecting-texas-republican-primaries/

Vaccines work, with very little, if any, in the way of side effects.

Yes you should have a choice, but you'll find that most sensible people will have a vaccine. I have, my children have.

Idiots.

 

[ReiRei]

Sounds good, however is it one of those ones produced by the absolutely paranoid brigade?

No mate, there is definitive proof, in fact, there is no much proof that its overwhelming

 

[longers]

No mate, there is definitive proof, in fact, there is no much proof that its overwhelming

Erm. Several aspects of the documentary have been debunked and it openly used debunked UFO footage as well as fake and purposely misrepresented documents. It also has interviews with people like Richard Doty who is famous for lying for a living.

It’s generally not considered a very credible documentary.

 

[ReiRei]

Erm. Several aspects of the documentary have been debunked and it openly used debunked UFO footage as well as fake documents whilst also relying on testimony from people like Richard Doty who is famous for lying for a living.

It’s generally not considered a very credible documentary.

The debunkers are the ones who don't want you to know. I wouldn't listen to them, if you follow Greers work, you'll know that what he says is true. I know this personally because I have had actual experiences of them too.

 

[longers]

The debunkers are the ones who don't want you to know. I wouldn't listen to them, if you follow Greers work, you'll know that what he says is true. I know this personally because I have had actual experiences of them too.

Lol, ok mate.

 

[ReiRei]

Lol, ok mate.

The truth is out there

 

[Methuselah]

There was a frenzy of 'flying saucer' stories in the press in the 1950's. As a teenager, I was fascinated with this and for years I walked into lamp-posts while gazing at the sky! I am now 82 and have never, ever, seen anything which could be defined as an 'unidentified flying object'. I can only go by my own experience which is - there is nothing there.

 

[ReiRei]

There was a frenzy of 'flying saucer' stories in the press in the 1950's. As a teenager, I was fascinated with this and for years I walked into lamp-posts while gazing at the sky! I am now 82 and have never, ever, seen anything which could be defined as an 'unidentified flying object'. I can only go by my own experience which is - there is nothing there.

Just because you haven't saw anything doesn't mean nothings there though. Millions worldwide have seen them.