Imus and Wall Street Journal

[Guest guest]

Did anyone else see Imus this morning? Apparently, the Wall Street Journal

has written a

not so nice article about his ranch. Imus was furious and going on about

'what could the motive of such lies possibly be'. Admittedly, I now am a

chronic conspiracy theorist, but does

this bother anyone else? Could there be a conspiracy to smear and discredit

Imus for his

recent autism/vaccine advocacy and awareness campaign?

[Guest guest]

I thought the same thing... things that make you go hummmmmm...............

I am sure it is!

> Did anyone else see Imus this morning? Apparently, the Wall Street

> Journal

> has written a

> not so nice article about his ranch. Imus was furious and going on about

> 'what could the motive of such lies possibly be'. Admittedly, I now am a

> chronic conspiracy theorist, but does

> this bother anyone else? Could there be a conspiracy to smear and

> discredit

> Imus for his

> recent autism/vaccine advocacy and awareness campaign?

[Guest guest]

I thought that too

[Guest guest]

me three.

>

> I thought that too

[Guest guest]

What did the WSJ article say about Imus' ranch?

wrote:

>Did anyone else see Imus this morning? Apparently, the Wall Street Journal

>has written a

>not so nice article about his ranch. Imus was furious and going on about

>'what could the motive of such lies possibly be'. Admittedly, I now am a

>chronic conspiracy theorist, but does

>this bother anyone else? Could there be a conspiracy to smear and discredit

>Imus for his

>recent autism/vaccine advocacy and awareness campaign?

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> What did the WSJ article say about Imus' ranch?

>

>

http://money.cnn.com/2005/03/24/news/newsmakers/imus/

[Guest guest]

Don could be getting some political pay-backs for defending us " powerless "

parents.

You also have to figure that there are hungry groups of what I call NPO jackels

that love to raid high-dollar charities in the same sort of way that gangsters

used to bump people in running the " victimless " numbers rackets off.

The NPO jackels have all kinds of connections in government and they know all

the laws and legal loopholes that work to their benefit. They beat things to

death and are ruthlessly evil.

Once they smear and discredit the founders they move in and destroy the

" movement " turning it into a useless administration money pit.

SEE APOSTASY.

[ ] Imus and Wall Street Journal

Did anyone else see Imus this morning? Apparently, the Wall Street Journal

has written a

not so nice article about his ranch. Imus was furious and going on about

'what could the motive of such lies possibly be'. Admittedly, I now am a

chronic conspiracy theorist, but does

this bother anyone else? Could there be a conspiracy to smear and discredit

Imus for his

recent autism/vaccine advocacy and awareness campaign?

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[Guest guest]

In addition to being in my opinion somewhat of a stretch of available

facts, I find it interesting that a quick phone call to Eliot

Spitzer's office, which this article desperately needed for

credibility purposes, might have made this entire piece a moot point.

To me, it read like a writer under deadline pressure desperately

trying to make a point, but not having enough substantiated facts in

hand to support it. And like most of us in the autism community, I

rarely take anybody's word for it these days, not doctor nor reporter.

Bill

[Guest guest]

>

> In addition to being in my opinion somewhat of a stretch of

available

> facts, I find it interesting that a quick phone call to Eliot

> Spitzer's office, which this article desperately needed for

> credibility purposes, might have made this entire piece a moot

point.

> To me, it read like a writer under deadline pressure desperately

> trying to make a point, but not having enough substantiated facts

in

> hand to support it. And like most of us in the autism community, I

> rarely take anybody's word for it these days, not doctor nor

reporter.

>

> Bill

Last August, GSK, the second largest pharmaceutical company, settled

a suit filed by New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer, alleging

the company failed to publish negative studies about unapproved use

of its antidepressant Paxil. Merck & Co. announced in September that

it was pulling Vioxx from the market because of double the risk of

heart attack and stroke in patients taking the drug for more than 18

months. The Vioxx recall was the largest drug recall by a drug

company of all time.

Spitzer just filed suit against Merck, I dont think Spitzer had

anything to do with this, I think the wall street journal is

desperate to discredit Imus for reporting on thimerosal. Imus came

to our rescue, we need to come to his.

Donna