Vaccines save lives absolutely. But asking for an independent commission to review vaccine safety is not “anti-vaxx.” It’s “safe-vaxx,” which is totally understandable given over $4B paid in vaccine injury claims. Why are so many people so invested in protecting Big Pharma? Odd.
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I'm just a lowly Court Jester but if you recall your history they were the ones who told the truth. Your life is filled with things I can joke about because that's what you are; a joke. The only thing funnier than you are your supporters. Now, let's do this.
You know nothing about my career for the last 35 years. Nothing. You’ve never been to one of my talks or read my books, you know nothing about my nonprofit work or my political activism. You spew a narrative about me that suits my political opponents but has nothing to do with me
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Aw, Dummy, thinking Court Jester’s not familiar with your long con. Louise Hay, that great and good friend of yours, who sold snake oil to terrified young men, dying of AIDS. Some of those men I knew stopped actual medicine, at her direction. Those were great deaths.pic.twitter.com/e53rzv9jdU
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No. they. didn’t. And by the way, when she and I were doing our groups there WAS no medicine yet.
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No. This is redundant to work that’s already been done, is long-settled science. The most visible challenge came from a self-interested, provably-fraudulent quack who ran a temporarily successful con on The Lancet, which retracted & corrected its error. The End.
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Marianne Williamson isn’t qualified to give a sponge bath to a sick person, much less recommend any treatment for any condition.
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Marianne Faithful is better qualified.
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