Doctor, who claimed vaccines caused autism, dead of apparent suicide after agents searched office

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This thread reeks of bad aids...

 

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See huggy's sweinsteiger thread

 

If you think this is bad you should see puds one about Brighton it gave me the gawk.

P.s. I know I'm replying to you Pud

 

They can't all be winners.

 

The jam.

 

Dr Who's dead? Oh no say it can't be.

 

Tis true, he suffocated on some knickers he stole from some weird perverts hotel room drawer.

 

The Hotel owner came up to me last night, asked how I was, lingered for a bit like he was going to say something then walked away. Sometimes it is difficult to think of the right words to say.

 

There is no doubt there is something suspicious here.

 

You should have complained about the lack of freshly soiled kickers as you expected replacements...

 

The first pair were not freshly soiled, the soiling I would estimate to have taken place at least 24 hours before I discovered them given that I checked in Tuesday evening and found them Wednesday morning. It is possible they may have lain there several days.

 

Well, even more reason to complain ...

 

James Jeffrey Bradstreet’s life was full of controversy. To thousands of supporters, he was a savior: a physician who claimed vaccines caused autism and promoted radical procedures to treat those afflicted, including his own son. To many others, however, he was a crackpot: a man who, despite his medical license, ignored science and championed dangerous, discredited and occasionally deadly treatments.

Leading autism experts say Bradstreet was simply wrong, and that the autism therapies he espoused were “dangerous.”There is no evidence that vaccines cause autism,” Peter Jay Hotez, dean for the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, told The Washington Post. “It is pseudoscience based on a misunderstanding of the whole neurobiology of autism.“But there are a lot of worrying conspiracy theorists that keep on making up allegations about vaccines,” he said. “Every five years, the main variables change. I’ve seen about six iterations of this. As soon as one pseudoscience theory is debunked, someone comes up with something new.”

 

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He was an practitioner of Homeopathy. People like him were responsible in no small part for telling parents not to immunise their children. Taking money off people for quack cures, the modern day equivalent of a snake oil salesman.

Sounds as if he's better off dead.

 

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