Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 Criminal charges are filed by prosecutors. Prosecutors are elected, and do have a lot of discretion. It is a political question. I think the charge would be reckless endangerment, and would fail on the basis that most physicians didn't in fact have the sense to figure it out. But it would be a very interesting prosecution. There is a potential not very good civil rights case against the AMA and med board members for suppressing debate in the area, leading to other doc's not knowing any better. I think criminal prosecution of some of the more obnoxious vaccine proponents would be an excellent wake up call for the medical profession, but would probably be unsuccessful legally. It could be very bad for the prosecutor involved, losing the case then having all the MD's in town campaign against him at the next election. But who knows? Maybe you can find a willing and adequately pissed off DA. Maybe one with an autistic kid. Once some states pass laws about no thimerosal in medicine (or vaccines), a prosecution or two will be easy to come up with and if some DA's do their job it will have a tremendously positive effect on medicine. Andy . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . > Does anyone know if it is possible to have criminal charges filed > against M.D.s for putting the mercury in our kids and causing the > autism? Although we were never advised that mercury was being > injected into our babies, physicians should have known this fact. > Since it is common knowledge that mercury is a poison, one would > think that there must be laws that protect our children from having > poison injected into them without our knowledge. I think this is > worth investigating since, if every pediatrician was charged with the > crime of poisoning babies, it would force the AMA to become the > enemies of the drug companies to save themselves from prison. The > AMA has the power to force Congress to throw out the statute of > limitations and the whole damned VICP and then we could sue Eli Lilly > et. al. for every dime they have. Does anyone have the answer to the > possibility of arresting every pediatrician in the country and > charging them with criminal negligence? The blame and coverup has to > stop somewhere. Best Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 I don't think the doctors are the ones that need to be targeted. They expect the products they are given have been tested adequately and shown to be safe. I think the pharmaceutical companies who knew about the toxicity of this product are responsible. Barb [ ] Question, Criminal Negligence > Does anyone know if it is possible to have criminal charges filed > against M.D.s for putting the mercury in our kids and causing the > autism? Although we were never advised that mercury was being > injected into our babies, physicians should have known this fact. > Since it is common knowledge that mercury is a poison, one would > think that there must be laws that protect our children from having > poison injected into them without our knowledge. I think this is > worth investigating since, if every pediatrician was charged with the > crime of poisoning babies, it would force the AMA to become the > enemies of the drug companies to save themselves from prison. The > AMA has the power to force Congress to throw out the statute of > limitations and the whole damned VICP and then we could sue Eli Lilly > et. al. for every dime they have. Does anyone have the answer to the > possibility of arresting every pediatrician in the country and > charging them with criminal negligence? The blame and coverup has to > stop somewhere. Best > > > > ======================================================= > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 You're right, Barb. The companies who made the drugs are responsible. Unfortunately, they are also protected by our illustrious politicians. And, since the M.D.s are among the most intelligent people on the planet, they have no excuse for shooting the poison into our babies so, if they are not protected like the drug companies are, they should answer to us for their malpractice. And, if they wind up in prison, it serves them right for not policing their own industry. > I don't think the doctors are the ones that need to be targeted. They expect > the products they are given have been tested adequately and shown to be > safe. I think the pharmaceutical companies who knew about the toxicity of > this product are responsible. > Barb > > [ ] Question, Criminal Negligence > > > > Does anyone know if it is possible to have criminal charges filed > > against M.D.s for putting the mercury in our kids and causing the > > autism? Although we were never advised that mercury was being > > injected into our babies, physicians should have known this fact. > > Since it is common knowledge that mercury is a poison, one would > > think that there must be laws that protect our children from having > > poison injected into them without our knowledge. I think this is > > worth investigating since, if every pediatrician was charged with the > > crime of poisoning babies, it would force the AMA to become the > > enemies of the drug companies to save themselves from prison. The > > AMA has the power to force Congress to throw out the statute of > > limitations and the whole damned VICP and then we could sue Eli Lilly > > et. al. for every dime they have. Does anyone have the answer to the > > possibility of arresting every pediatrician in the country and > > charging them with criminal negligence? The blame and coverup has to > > stop somewhere. Best > > > > > > > > ======================================================= > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 I think the best way to get the issue going would be to get a couple of states to file lawsuits against vaccine mfg for reimbursement for special ed services, just like states did with the tobacco industry. Debi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 We actually also " hire " the MD's assuming they have done all their homework and know what they are doing and injecting. What really bothers me is when the possible dangers of vaccines and the thimerosol, etc. they contain are mentioned to the MD's to have those MD's look no further into the issue than what the pharma company tells them. At this point I believe they are no longer able to say they were unaware and I believe their continued injections are criminal. > > I don't think the doctors are the ones that need to be targeted. > They expect > > the products they are given have been tested adequately and shown > to be > > safe. I think the pharmaceutical companies who knew about the > toxicity of > > this product are responsible. > > Barb > > > > [ ] Question, Criminal Negligence > > > > > > > Does anyone know if it is possible to have criminal charges filed > > > against M.D.s for putting the mercury in our kids and causing the > > > autism? Although we were never advised that mercury was being > > > injected into our babies, physicians should have known this fact. > > > Since it is common knowledge that mercury is a poison, one would > > > think that there must be laws that protect our children from > having > > > poison injected into them without our knowledge. I think this is > > > worth investigating since, if every pediatrician was charged with > the > > > crime of poisoning babies, it would force the AMA to become the > > > enemies of the drug companies to save themselves from prison. The > > > AMA has the power to force Congress to throw out the statute of > > > limitations and the whole damned VICP and then we could sue Eli > Lilly > > > et. al. for every dime they have. Does anyone have the answer to > the > > > possibility of arresting every pediatrician in the country and > > > charging them with criminal negligence? The blame and coverup > has to > > > stop somewhere. Best > > > > > > > > > > > > ======================================================= > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 Any Vaccine Bully gets what they deserve. [ ] Question, Criminal Negligence > Does anyone know if it is possible to have criminal charges filed > against M.D.s for putting the mercury in our kids and causing the > autism? Although we were never advised that mercury was being > injected into our babies, physicians should have known this fact. > Since it is common knowledge that mercury is a poison, one would > think that there must be laws that protect our children from having > poison injected into them without our knowledge. I think this is > worth investigating since, if every pediatrician was charged with the > crime of poisoning babies, it would force the AMA to become the > enemies of the drug companies to save themselves from prison. The > AMA has the power to force Congress to throw out the statute of > limitations and the whole damned VICP and then we could sue Eli Lilly > et. al. for every dime they have. Does anyone have the answer to the > possibility of arresting every pediatrician in the country and > charging them with criminal negligence? The blame and coverup has to > stop somewhere. Best > > > > ======================================================= > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 And then the states take the money and throws it into a general fund. The state employees all get new vehicles and the state legislature votes themselves pay raises. I do believe that the states are just as guilty for mercury poisoning our children. They could have recalled the vaccines immediately if they wanted to. [ ] Re: Question, Criminal Negligence I think the best way to get the issue going would be to get a couple of states to file lawsuits against vaccine mfg for reimbursement for special ed services, just like states did with the tobacco industry. Debi ======================================================= Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 They knew. MDs denied it because it would hurt their vaccine sales. Shots enhance the profits of practices. [ ] Question, Criminal Negligence > > > > > > > Does anyone know if it is possible to have criminal charges filed > > > against M.D.s for putting the mercury in our kids and causing the > > > autism? Although we were never advised that mercury was being > > > injected into our babies, physicians should have known this fact. > > > Since it is common knowledge that mercury is a poison, one would > > > think that there must be laws that protect our children from > having > > > poison injected into them without our knowledge. I think this is > > > worth investigating since, if every pediatrician was charged with > the > > > crime of poisoning babies, it would force the AMA to become the > > > enemies of the drug companies to save themselves from prison. The > > > AMA has the power to force Congress to throw out the statute of > > > limitations and the whole damned VICP and then we could sue Eli > Lilly > > > et. al. for every dime they have. Does anyone have the answer to > the > > > possibility of arresting every pediatrician in the country and > > > charging them with criminal negligence? The blame and coverup > has to > > > stop somewhere. Best > > > > > > > > > > > > ======================================================= > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 The argument here that is the most shaky is that " MD's are among the most intelligent people on the planet. " Re: [ ] Re: Question, Criminal Negligence They knew. MDs denied it because it would hurt their vaccine sales. Shots enhance the profits of practices. [ ] Question, Criminal Negligence > > > > > > > Does anyone know if it is possible to have criminal charges filed > > > against M.D.s for putting the mercury in our kids and causing the > > > autism? Although we were never advised that mercury was being > > > injected into our babies, physicians should have known this fact. > > > Since it is common knowledge that mercury is a poison, one would > > > think that there must be laws that protect our children from > having > > > poison injected into them without our knowledge. I think this is > > > worth investigating since, if every pediatrician was charged with > the > > > crime of poisoning babies, it would force the AMA to become the > > > enemies of the drug companies to save themselves from prison. The > > > AMA has the power to force Congress to throw out the statute of > > > limitations and the whole damned VICP and then we could sue Eli > Lilly > > > et. al. for every dime they have. Does anyone have the answer to > the > > > possibility of arresting every pediatrician in the country and > > > charging them with criminal negligence? The blame and coverup > has to > > > stop somewhere. Best > > > > > > > > > > > > ======================================================= > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 I was wondering alot about this lately? Do you think that Brokovich's lawfirm would take on some of these cases? Has anyone contacted them? I went to their website and got their information. I saw the movie and she seems really determined to get to the bottom of BIG coverups. She did it before. I really think she would be a wonderful person to get on our side. What do you think? Vicki 's Mommy HFA/Mercury poisoned 7 years old Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 The problem is if you bully the vaccine makers they will counter by saying if there is a outbreak of anthrax or some other mass destruction virus they will not make the vaccine because of the liability. This is why the government is protecting these A holes. It is just a matter of time until this all comes to a head and the axe will fall on these #!!$#?@ A holes. I can't wait to see their stock plummet to the ground and the executives jumping ship when the first law suit is won in our favor. ------------------------Bill H. Matts DAD At 12:40 PM 3/19/2004, you wrote: >They knew. MDs denied it because it would hurt their vaccine sales. Shots >enhance the profits of practices. > > [ ] Question, Criminal Negligence > > > > > > > > > > Does anyone know if it is possible to have criminal charges > filed > > > > against M.D.s for putting the mercury in our kids and causing > the > > > > autism? Although we were never advised that mercury was being > > > > injected into our babies, physicians should have known this > fact. > > > > Since it is common knowledge that mercury is a poison, one would > > > > think that there must be laws that protect our children from > > having > > > > poison injected into them without our knowledge. I think this > is > > > > worth investigating since, if every pediatrician was charged > with > > the > > > > crime of poisoning babies, it would force the AMA to become the > > > > enemies of the drug companies to save themselves from prison. > The > > > > AMA has the power to force Congress to throw out the statute of > > > > limitations and the whole damned VICP and then we could sue Eli > > Lilly > > > > et. al. for every dime they have. Does anyone have the answer > to > > the > > > > possibility of arresting every pediatrician in the country and > > > > charging them with criminal negligence? The blame and coverup > > has to > > > > stop somewhere. Best > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ======================================================= > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 > I don't think the doctors are the ones that need to be targeted. They expect > the products they are given have been tested adequately and shown to be > safe. I think the pharmaceutical companies who knew about the toxicity of > this product are responsible. > Barb I agree. This is the current (shockingly immoral) standard in medicine, but being the standard it is cruel to punish the doctors for doing it the way they were told to. Which is why I suggested starting with some obnoxioiusly out of control vaccine proponent who actually gives them, so you are getting someone who deserves it. Criminal charges are in theory possible against the people at CDC etc. who sat on committee4s, fudged data, had conflicts of interest, and after that continued to recommend and support the safety of vaccines. However this is extremely difficult to prosecute due to jurisdictional issues and the concept of " sovereign immunity, " where people acting for the government are allowed to do things anyone else would go to prison for. Even when " sovereign immunity " isn't a legitimate legal doctrine, both courts and prosecutors give way too much leeway to their fellow government bureaucrats. All this starts with some pissed off prosecutor who is high enough on the totem pole to make decisions as to what to do. A MAJOR advantage of finding such a guy is that prosecutors don't have to rely on discovery where Eli Lilly is not providing the requested incriminating documents, they can get search warrants and go dig in the files themselves. And even if they dropped the charges later the documents they found might blow up the NVIC kangaroo court case. Additionally, if they found documents that should have been turned over in discovery but weren't, then separate and independent obstruction of justice charges might be possible, and those would be a LOT easier to prevail on than criminal negligence, RICO, or reckless endangeerment charges. From a practical standpoint I suspect this would be almost impossible for a motivated prosecutor to pursue if he wanted to. If any of you konw district attorneys or state's attorneys or US attorneys this doesn't mean you can't talk to them, but don't be ridiculous and present it as an open and shut or clear case - it is a difficult and ambiguous one where even without the enormous political pressures it would create, it would be difficult to decide what to charge the people with, and more difficult to prevail. Andy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andy . . . . . .. . . . .. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 What to charge them with??? Murder for one! Theres so many children who have died because of vaccine injurys! and then you can charge them for assault.. Its not fair that thousands have suffered because of this. Martha goes to prison for 250.000 dollars, But some moron that has ALLOWED children to be killed and disabled, Gets away with it! Thats NOT Justice! > > I don't think the doctors are the ones that need to be targeted. They expect > > the products they are given have been tested adequately and shown to be > > safe. I think the pharmaceutical companies who knew about the toxicity of > > this product are responsible. > > Barb > > I agree. This is the current (shockingly immoral) standard in > medicine, but being the standard it is cruel to punish the doctors for > doing it the way they were told to. > > Which is why I suggested starting with some obnoxioiusly out of control > vaccine proponent who actually gives them, so you are getting someone > who deserves it. > > Criminal charges are in theory possible against the people at CDC etc. > who sat on committee4s, fudged data, had conflicts of interest, and > after that continued to recommend and support the safety of vaccines. > However this is extremely difficult to prosecute due to jurisdictional > issues and the concept of " sovereign immunity, " where people acting for > the government are allowed to do things anyone else would go to prison > for. Even when " sovereign immunity " isn't a legitimate legal doctrine, > both courts and prosecutors give way too much leeway to their fellow > government bureaucrats. > > All this starts with some pissed off prosecutor who is high enough on > the totem pole to make decisions as to what to do. > > A MAJOR advantage of finding such a guy is that prosecutors don't have > to rely on discovery where Eli Lilly is not providing the requested > incriminating documents, they can get search warrants and go dig in the > files themselves. And even if they dropped the charges later the > documents they found might blow up the NVIC kangaroo court case. > > Additionally, if they found documents that should have been turned over > in discovery but weren't, then separate and independent obstruction of > justice charges might be possible, and those would be a LOT easier to > prevail on than criminal negligence, RICO, or reckless endangeerment > charges. > > From a practical standpoint I suspect this would be almost impossible > for a motivated prosecutor to pursue if he wanted to. If any of you > konw district attorneys or state's attorneys or US attorneys this > doesn't mean you can't talk to them, but don't be ridiculous and > present it as an open and shut or clear case - it is a difficult and > ambiguous one where even without the enormous political pressures it > would create, it would be difficult to decide what to charge the people > with, and more difficult to prevail. > > Andy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . > > Andy . . . . . .. . . . .. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 I think you are right, I think it's Air Pollution the case she is on right now with Beverly Hills High and alot of the ex-students are being diagnosed with multiple cancers. I saw the movie A Civil Action, excellent movie. Thanks, Vicki Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 I E-mailed Mark Geier and a couple of lawyers to see if they had any opinion on this but have not heard back from any of them. I suppose, if the laws are there to be enforced and we compiled enough viable evidence that we could make a citizen's arrest and drag some M.D. into a Police station and force the issue that way. Our government thinks they can just sweep us under the rug and forget about us so I think it's important for us to look for alternative means to gain justice. Best > > > I don't think the doctors are the ones that need to be targeted. > They expect > > > the products they are given have been tested adequately and > shown to be > > > safe. I think the pharmaceutical companies who knew about the > toxicity of > > > this product are responsible. > > > Barb > > > > I agree. This is the current (shockingly immoral) standard in > > medicine, but being the standard it is cruel to punish the doctors > for > > doing it the way they were told to. > > > > Which is why I suggested starting with some obnoxioiusly out of > control > > vaccine proponent who actually gives them, so you are getting > someone > > who deserves it. > > > > Criminal charges are in theory possible against the people at CDC > etc. > > who sat on committee4s, fudged data, had conflicts of interest, > and > > after that continued to recommend and support the safety of > vaccines. > > However this is extremely difficult to prosecute due to > jurisdictional > > issues and the concept of " sovereign immunity, " where people > acting for > > the government are allowed to do things anyone else would go to > prison > > for. Even when " sovereign immunity " isn't a legitimate legal > doctrine, > > both courts and prosecutors give way too much leeway to their > fellow > > government bureaucrats. > > > > All this starts with some pissed off prosecutor who is high enough > on > > the totem pole to make decisions as to what to do. > > > > A MAJOR advantage of finding such a guy is that prosecutors don't > have > > to rely on discovery where Eli Lilly is not providing the > requested > > incriminating documents, they can get search warrants and go dig > in the > > files themselves. And even if they dropped the charges later the > > documents they found might blow up the NVIC kangaroo court case. > > > > Additionally, if they found documents that should have been turned > over > > in discovery but weren't, then separate and independent > obstruction of > > justice charges might be possible, and those would be a LOT easier > to > > prevail on than criminal negligence, RICO, or reckless > endangeerment > > charges. > > > > From a practical standpoint I suspect this would be almost > impossible > > for a motivated prosecutor to pursue if he wanted to. If any of > you > > konw district attorneys or state's attorneys or US attorneys this > > doesn't mean you can't talk to them, but don't be ridiculous and > > present it as an open and shut or clear case - it is a difficult > and > > ambiguous one where even without the enormous political pressures > it > > would create, it would be difficult to decide what to charge the > people > > with, and more difficult to prevail. > > > > Andy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . > > > > Andy . . . . . .. . . . .. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 > What to charge them with??? Murder for one! Theres so many children > who have died because of vaccine injurys! and then you can charge > them for assault.. You can't charge them with either murder or assault because the parents gave permission for the vaccination beforehand. >Its not fair that thousands have suffered because > of this. Martha goes to prison for 250.000 dollars, But some > moron that has ALLOWED children to be killed and disabled, Gets away > with it! Thats NOT Justice! Maybe you should show up at a lot of Bush campaign events and ask him when the s Jr. and Sidney Taurel death penalty act is going to be passed to address this problem? Andy . . . . . .. . . . . . . . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 LOL....I think they would put me in Prison if I was at a BUSH campaign! > > What to charge them with??? Murder for one! Theres so many children > > who have died because of vaccine injurys! and then you can charge > > them for assault.. > > You can't charge them with either murder or assault because the parents > gave permission for the vaccination beforehand. > > >Its not fair that thousands have suffered because > > of this. Martha goes to prison for 250.000 dollars, But some > > moron that has ALLOWED children to be killed and disabled, Gets away > > with it! Thats NOT Justice! > > Maybe you should show up at a lot of Bush campaign events and ask him > when the s Jr. and Sidney Taurel death penalty act is > going to be passed to address this problem? > > Andy . . . . . .. . . . . . . . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 > I E-mailed Mark Geier and a couple of lawyers to see if they had any > opinion on this but have not heard back from any of them. I suppose, > if the laws are there to be enforced and we compiled enough viable > evidence that we could make a citizen's arrest You can't make a citizen's arrest unless they are going to flee or osme such where the police can't get around to it later. > > and drag some M.D. > into a Police station and force the issue that way. The way to force the issue is during the election of some local prosecutors. Work on the campaign of anyone who says they'll bring charges. > > Our government > thinks they can just sweep us under the rug and forget about us so I > think it's important for us to look for alternative means to gain > justice. Best--- In Autism- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 I know they will never be arrested. But from the first day I found out about my sons mercury poison, It was my first thought! If you do find a way to put these criminals behind bars....Please let me know! There is NOTHING in this world that would bring me more satisfaction, then to see men who have gotten away with murder for YEARS behind bars! > > I E-mailed Mark Geier and a couple of lawyers to see if they had any > > opinion on this but have not heard back from any of them. I suppose, > > if the laws are there to be enforced and we compiled enough viable > > evidence that we could make a citizen's arrest > > You can't make a citizen's arrest unless they are going to flee or osme > such where the police can't get around to it later. > > > > and drag some M.D. > > into a Police station and force the issue that way. > > The way to force the issue is during the election of some local > prosecutors. Work on the campaign of anyone who says they'll bring > charges. > > > > Our government > > thinks they can just sweep us under the rug and forget about us so I > > think it's important for us to look for alternative means to gain > > justice. Best--- In Autism- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2004 Report Share Posted March 19, 2004 Some one has to stop them! I just read an artice about anthrax and the gulf war...It made a pit in my stomache, and now Bush is oredering 75 million antrax vaccines...Ill tell him where he can stick those vaccines! > > > > I don't think the doctors are the ones that need to be targeted. > > > They expect > > > > the products they are given have been tested adequately and shown > > > to be > > > > safe. I think the pharmaceutical companies who knew about the > > > toxicity of > > > > this product are responsible. > > > > Barb > > > > > > > > [ ] Question, Criminal Negligence > > > > > > > > > > > > > Does anyone know if it is possible to have criminal charges > > filed > > > > > against M.D.s for putting the mercury in our kids and causing > > the > > > > > autism? Although we were never advised that mercury was being > > > > > injected into our babies, physicians should have known this > > fact. > > > > > Since it is common knowledge that mercury is a poison, one would > > > > > think that there must be laws that protect our children from > > > having > > > > > poison injected into them without our knowledge. I think this > > is > > > > > worth investigating since, if every pediatrician was charged > > with > > > the > > > > > crime of poisoning babies, it would force the AMA to become the > > > > > enemies of the drug companies to save themselves from prison. > > The > > > > > AMA has the power to force Congress to throw out the statute of > > > > > limitations and the whole damned VICP and then we could sue Eli > > > Lilly > > > > > et. al. for every dime they have. Does anyone have the answer > > to > > > the > > > > > possibility of arresting every pediatrician in the country and > > > > > charging them with criminal negligence? The blame and coverup > > > has to > > > > > stop somewhere. Best > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ======================================================= > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 20, 2004 Report Share Posted March 20, 2004 > > I don't think the doctors are the ones that need to be targeted. They > expect > > the products they are given have been tested adequately and shown to be > > safe. I think the pharmaceutical companies who knew about the toxicity of > > this product are responsible. > > Barb > >I agree. This is the current (shockingly immoral) standard in >medicine, but being the standard it is cruel to punish the doctors for >doing it the way they were told to. Who told them how to do their job? >[Andy in another thread] Doctors are taught in med school to believe whatever the drug reps tell them without question or analysis. Should the target be the heads of medical schools? Jack Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 20, 2004 Report Share Posted March 20, 2004 MDs seem to have the ability to remember vast reams of information but no ability to think or analyze. At 04:57 AM 20/03/2004, you wrote: >The argument here that is the most shaky is that " MD's are among the >most intelligent people on the planet. " > > > Re: [ ] Re: Question, Criminal Negligence > > >They knew. MDs denied it because it would hurt their vaccine sales. >Shots enhance the profits of practices. > > [ ] Question, Criminal Negligence > > > > > > > > > > Does anyone know if it is possible to have criminal charges > filed > > > > against M.D.s for putting the mercury in our kids and causing > the > > > > autism? Although we were never advised that mercury was being > > > > injected into our babies, physicians should have known this > fact. > > > > Since it is common knowledge that mercury is a poison, one would > > > > think that there must be laws that protect our children from > > having > > > > poison injected into them without our knowledge. I think this > is > > > > worth investigating since, if every pediatrician was charged > with > > the > > > > crime of poisoning babies, it would force the AMA to become the > > > > enemies of the drug companies to save themselves from prison. > The > > > > AMA has the power to force Congress to throw out the statute of > > > > limitations and the whole damned VICP and then we could sue Eli > > Lilly > > > > et. al. for every dime they have. Does anyone have the answer > to > > the > > > > possibility of arresting every pediatrician in the country and > > > > charging them with criminal negligence? The blame and coverup > > has to > > > > stop somewhere. Best > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ======================================================= > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 20, 2004 Report Share Posted March 20, 2004 A friend of mine keeps up with Brokovich, My friend said she thought was involved in some kind of Mercury case...I dont know if its air pollution or vaccines..I think everyone should watch that movie! And also read the book Please Read this BOOK! A civil action by Harr, A friend of mine her son his a corporate lawyer, She gave me this book to read. Its a MUST read! > I was wondering alot about this lately? Do you think that Brokovich's > lawfirm would take on some of these cases? > Has anyone contacted them? > I went to their website and got their information. > I saw the movie and she seems really determined to get to the bottom of BIG > coverups. She did it before. > I really think she would be a wonderful person to get on our side. > What do you think? > Vicki 's Mommy HFA/Mercury poisoned 7 years old > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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