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Re: Vaccinate the vaccinators
 

Vaccinate the vaccinators.

Pro-vaccinators simply refuse to listen to victims, such as myself and refer to ludicrous statistical studies that are easily pulled to bits in commentaries like this one: http://www.whale.to/a/branell.html  or http://66.70.140.217/a/branell.html  

They engage in endless theoretical debates at no personal risk. It is for this reason that I have turned to the courts: http://w1.sydsvenskan.se/Article.jsp?article=10056591  http://www.metro.se/content/acrobat/skane/SEMMA_20041228_A_Metro.pdf  

The courts will decide that in a legal sense the evidence that vaccines cause autism is overwhelming, as Clifford Miller has pointed out in his article on the unreliability of scientific papers as evidence: http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/eletters/328/7440/602-c#52948  

But even then there will be a problem, as long as talk is cheap and the pro-vaccinators risk nothing in asserting that vaccines are harmless.

They have put the lives of our children on the line. It is time for them to put their own lives on the line. I challenge them to let themselves be vaccinated. If they really believe in their studies and really think that vaccines are harmless and that I and all the other victims are victims only of our own imaginations, they should let me vaccinate them with all the childhood vaccines, the dose being adjusted to their body weights, assuming an average weight at vaccination of 5 kilos. They would then be exposed to the same risks as the infants they vaccinate. I have already made this offer to various people on a number of occasions, most recently in the BMJ http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/eletters/325/7373/1134/a  and had no takers. Nobody in the world seems willing to do it. Here is another challenge: Paul Offit says that children could tolerate 10,000 vaccines. Is anybody willing to do this, including Offit himself? Dr Salisbury is more modest: 1,000 vaccines are no problem at all. Here is my third challenge: is anyone willing to subject themselves to a thousand jabs, including Salisbury himself?

Is anybody in the world willing to accept any or all of these three vaccine challenges? Madsen? Smeeth? Adam Jacobs? Brian Deer? Anders Hviid? Brent Taylor? Anyone? Anyone at all? After all, there’s no danger is there? It’s safe, isn’t it? You want to set a good example don’t you? You want to allay our suspicions and put our fears to rest, don’t you? Here is your opportunity! Let us all gather at the offices of the BMJ. You can then roll up your sleeves and let’s see what happens to you after a few jabs.

You can mail me at alandavidrees@hotmail.com  

Alan Rees