EnemyPartyII
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I don't see anything there that mentions vaccines being "enforced"Of many such, here are 127-sources, on 13 pages: WAVE - Vaccine Ineffectiveness
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I don't see anything there that mentions vaccines being "enforced"Of many such, here are 127-sources, on 13 pages: WAVE - Vaccine Ineffectiveness
Of many such, here are 127-sources, on 13 pages: WAVE - Vaccine Ineffectiveness
Of many such, here are 127-sources, on 13 pages: WAVE - Vaccine Ineffectiveness
Wait - is No-vaccine.com a peer-reviewed scientific journal?
No?
Then it's BS and completely unusable and non-credible in a debate on the science of vaccination.
That is like saying nothing outside of RCC is acceptable... while being an RCC.. that sounds good. .. but that is only one view...
Just because peer-reviews scientific journals are governed by a body of same thought gang of intellects does not make it any more viable than another outside the loop scientific group.
Most peer review research work is bought and paid to give a certain direction the thumbsup sign. That is what they get paid to say with fancy words even if the experiments do notIt's not about who governs them, and it's not about WHo they are. It's about WHAT they do - peer review. Do you know what that even is? It's about letting others in your field of speciality get access to your paper and attempt to shred it apart for any reason they can find whatsoever. If your paper is unsound it will eventually be found out, if it somehow slips through the cracks scientists are STILL too skeptical to let it slide as 'truth' but instead keep testing (curiously, this is how Wakefield's first paper was found out as being fraudulent and therefore retracted).
That's what makes science. Without peer review I can make any claim I want. Hmmm, my great amount of testing has proven that posting on Christian Forums causes autism through secret radio waves installed onto the page by a government conspiracy loaded virus!
What? Submit to peer reviewed testing? Bah - they're just on the payroll! The people must be warned!
Peer review is a necessary but not sufficient for something to be used in a discussion on science. If it hasn't cleared that hurdle, it's just assertion and opinion - not evidence.
This is especially ironic given that every scientific study that has withstood peer review has shown the exact opposite of the claim that vaccines are harmful - witness the Danish study on trackign autism rates in both vaccinated and unvaccinated kids QED.
Most peer review research work is bought and paid to give a certain direction the thumbsup sign. That is what they get paid to say with fancy words even if the experiments do not
prove it to be true.
We are currently seeing the beginning of people being killed and imprisoned by a government who controls the world under the leadership of the anti-christ? Where?You watch and you'll see that these warnings are correct. God told us that there will be a government who controls the world under the leadership of the anti-christ. God told us that many people will be killed and imprisoned. What we are seeing is the beginning of that. Wake up!
You read it all the time, the research information gets falsified in order to get the FDA to approve the drug for market.Of course you have proof for this accusation? Have you ever actually worked with peer review before? That's partly why the process is double blind - so you CAN'T peer review it with bias. And even then, incredulous scientists will be testing the work they see in journals - that's how Wakefield's fraud was discovered and then retracted.
You read it all the time, the research information gets falsified in order to get the FDA to approve the drug for market.
In the online, open-access journal PLoS ONE, Daniele Fanelli of the University of Edinburgh reports the first meta-analysis of surveys questioning scientists about their misbehaviours. The results suggest that altering or making up data is more frequent than previously estimated and might be particularly high in medical research.
Recent scandals like Hwang Woo-Suk's fake stem-cell lines or Jon Sudbø's made-up cancer trials have dramatically demonstrated that fraudulent research is very easy to publish, even in the most prestigious journals.
Both logic and observation confirm that most people who need to expose other people to XYZ (either directly or environmentally) have a preference for analysts who say such exposures create a negligible amount of cancer -- or better still, none at all.
Therefore, in terms of protecting human health, it would be inherently unsafe if the XYZ community sponsored and thus controlled nearly all research on the carcinogenicity of XYZ. Scientists in the XYZ field would quickly learn the need for prudence about anything which would upset such sponsors -- if the scientists wished to have their grants renewed, their papers published, their nominations to XYZ advisory committees approved, and generally wished to have a comfortable future in their field.
If You Own the Consensus, How Can You Lose?
In such a situation, one predictable result of the funding would be the extreme scarcity of "boat-rockers" and the extreme abundance of sponsor-friendly and self-censoring XYZ experts.
Similar statements from the latter about the cancer-hazard from XYZ exposure would indeed constitute the overwhelming consensus in the field. Moreover, due to the very wide distribution of grants by the XYZ community, the consensus would appear to arise from a great variety of disinterested sources: Medical centers, schools of public health, schools of veterinary science, departments of environmental sciences, epidemiology, biostatistics, physics, biology, toxicology.
Nonetheless, an "overwhelming consensus of XYZ experts" might be artificial, under the circumstances.
Who Controls the Input?