AJC Kirby - what comments is AJC allowing, not allowing?

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from Binstock <binstock@...>

Certainly, I'm delighted that the AJC published Kirby's essay, but I'm

wondering about the extent to which the AJC and/or the NewsWeb.com is

controlling what issues are discussed, what issues are not to be

presented?

Some individuals have more than one post. I've tried two. One was posted,

the other was not - despite several tries across several hours. Since D

Kirby criticized the CDC and J Gerberding, commenting in regard to those

offerings seemed appropriate, but not to AJC or its online service

NewsWeb.

POSTED by AJC:

In a primate study comparing ethylmercury (as found in thimerosal)

with

methylmercury, Burbacher et al, who found that " A higher percentage

of

the total Hg in the brain was in the form of inorganic Hg for the

thimerosal-exposed monkeys... This study is free online [text to be

linked](http://tinyurl.com/3xeamu

) and reinforces the findings that much

inter-individual variation occurs in humans' ability to detoxify.

The

injected thimerosal and aluminum that many children detoxify may well

be

toxic for a subgroup.

COMMENTS:

http://www.ajc.com/blogs/content/shared-blogs/ajc/opiniontalk/entries/2008/03/20/autism_and_vacc.html

NOT POSTED by AJC:

Findings in pharmacogenomics are allowed to influence specifics of

cancer treatment but, circa 2008, a one-size-fits-all vaccination

policy

remains enforced.

A. Poland, M.D., is a Mayo researcher. He and colleagues have

published numerous findings about gene alleles and their effects

upon

an individual's ability or inability to produce titers to vaccinal

antigens. Needless to say, their research and similar studies by others

help us understand the genetic basis for inter-individual variation in

response to vaccinations (1).

Furthermore, the amounts of thimerosal and aluminum injected during

mandatory vaccinations incidents remain extremely high (2-3).

Furthermore, the use of multiple vaccinations during one incident and

the policy of recommending the vaccinating of sick children are

problematic (4). So long as the CDC's Gerberding and the CDC's

ACIP serve as virtual representatives for vaccine manufacturers,

acceptance of vaccinationism will continue to decline.

1) Vaccination policy lags behind vaccination science.

http://tinyurl.com/329whg

2) Thimerosal amounts (in Pediatrics)

http://tinyurl.com/2l9fck

3) Aluminum quantities, by Sears, MD

http://tinyurl.com/2wnw6o

4. Citationed paper by Blaylock, MD

http://tinyurl.com/2mqksl

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