Judges are human, Taylor!

Now we go to the nine entries that showed up last Friday – all in the space of 32 minutes!

The first of the nine was an entry alleging a Circuit Court judge in Oakland, Michigan “losing it” in a case involving a refusal to vaccinate.

Karen McDonald was the judge who sentenced another mother to seven days in prison for contempt of court in that she was ordered to vaccinate her child and didn’t. I lauded that decision on Facebook and I wasn’t the only one. Now this latest thing that Taylor is complaining about was similar except that it concerned expert witnesses. Now it would seem that Lori Matheson – the mother who was seeking to refuse vaccines – brought in a doctor who supported her. Now this was from a video from Taylor so I didn’t get the spelling but I went after details an unfortunately it was too recent to find. Taylor though called Judge McDonald’s walkout (twice) during the testimony of this doctor “bizarre”. I call it understandable because she was hearing cast iron bullshit!

This is not without precedent in world law. Here in Australia the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission took well known anti vaccine quack Viera Scheibner to pieces back in 1996. Any doctor, no matter what their qualifications, is going to get whacked by a proper court of law if they lie about vaccines. The Commissioner in this case didn’t walk out. He was able to sit through it. Judge McDonald was obviously less enthused over it and needed to clear her head twice. I don’t see a problem with that. She was clearly confronted with a nutcase of a quack and I wish I could find out who it was so I can tear them a new one myself.

In other words, Taylor is jumping on the vaccine choice bandwagon and she should jump off before she gets pushed!

Promoting a fraudulent book

Finally, in the third entry of this bunch, Taylor promotes a book by well established fellow morons in Mark Blaxill and Dan Olmsted. Claiming that it “ends the debate on whether or not the autism epidemic is real” is 100 percent rot. There is no epidemic because Autism is not a disease you hatemongering witch!

To try and back this up, Taylor puts up a graph that is out of date conveniently. It shows the DX rate of Autism levelling out from 2002 to 2004 at 1 in 68, and stops there. I’m sure I saw 1 in 50 more recently so that throws the thiomersal theory out with the bath water for the umpteenth time! That’s what the graph is based on and it fails the test – and also proves that you can make statistics prove anything you want IF YOU TWIST IT!!

It’s Taylor, Blaxill, Olmsted and all the other morons who are “Refusing to Face the Facts” about Autism. They are the ones hurting children, families and our future by undermining vaccine efficacy intentionally based on a fabrication.

I can’t wait to nail her with my legal work as stated in the first entry of this trio. If it works the way I hope it does, her name will be mud. And don’t forget – MUD spelled backwards is DUM (thank you Bugs Bunny!).

Proof of Incitement to Child Neglect

Speaking of the AV Name Check per the last entry, this one backs up why I’m right.

In the second entry, Taylor gives advice on how to turn down vaccines in the doctor’s office. She starts by telling people to speak their mind. Doctors worth their salt will switch off when vaccines are talked down in that manner. Second, she suggest a “Wall of ‘No thank you'” which will rightly attract advice of the consequences if you don’t use vaccines. Third, she goes to an article she wrote for the Johns Hopkins Journal – where she wrecks her own argument early as follows;

His was a text book case of vaccine induced encephalopathy, per the Health and Human Services (HHS), Human Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Vaccine Injury Table established by the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP), displaying symptoms including:

1. A significant change in mental status that is not medication related; specifically a confusional state, or a delirium, or a psychosis;

2. A significantly decreased level of consciousness, which is independent of a seizure and cannot be attributed to the effects of medication; including:

A. Decreased or absent response to environment (responds, if at all, only to loud voice or painful stimuli);

B. Decreased or absent eye contact (does not fix gaze upon family members or other individuals); or

C. Inconsistent or absent responses to external stimuli (does not recognize familiar people or things).

1. A confusional state, delirium or psychosis is NOT Autism, woman! So it’s not encephalopathy for goodness sake!

2. There’s a bloody difference between a decreased level of consciousness and a decreased level of attention! All sub points do apply to Autism but the cause is entirely different!

Bottom line – that invalidates the article as reliable and it should never have been included in the Journal. I’ll go looking for the next few pages to see if there’s a response but I doubt it.

Now she claims this will stop the doctor from pursuing the matter. If it was up to me, I’d be reporting any doctor who buys this rubbish to the authorities – as per what happened to John Piesse here in Victoria. And if any doctor does pursue it and gets reported, respond with a complaint of child neglect. Taylor also invites those who need help to put her in touch directly with the party concerned. You are a bully and an inciter of child neglect, Taylor – and above all else you are a liar!

More fraudulent claims

It never rains but it pours! After no entries for six months three show up in the one day just as I start my research block at the State Library of Victoria, and then another NINE two days later – hence the delayed upload. The first three all came from last Wednesday.

First up came an entry about what Taylor calls “The Fraud Project”. She starts with a continuation in more general terms than the last entry of the bogus notion that claims to vaccine safety are fraud. Then she places a focus on Dr Bret Kilker whose commentary was put on Facebook in a photo of a memo promoting vaccines as safe as well as claiming that the doctor who started the nonsense about vaccines causing Autism is in jail for it. Now that one is news to me – I know he can’t be talking about Wakefield. Everyone in the comments thought he was and junked it. A quick websearch revealed that the only other possibility is Jeff Bradstreet, who committed suicide to avoid jail. If I have time I’ll have to try and contact Dr Kilker and bring this to his attention.

She then links an obviously (from without viewing it) bullying video by Kim Ritchie Spencer – the giveaway is the title “Embarassing our opponents works”. Then she links several articles from her own fraudulent website, Maine Vax Choice, repeating her previous claim in April as well as accusing an Acadia doctor of lying and two notices of supposed proof – one from the US Department of Health and Human Services and the other on a lawsuit involving the mumps.

The first – surprise, surprise – is from the Vaccine Court. Crossed off instantly as we know what a joke that place is. The second is a matter that hasn’t even been decided yet. It involves an accusation that Merck lied about the efficacy of the mumps component of their MMR II vaccine. Both the researchers who made the claim and the US government are suing Merck for it. Taylor has obviously assumed that this is an open and shut case, but it’s been on the books for seven years so I doubt that seriously.

Finally she calls on everyone to send formal notices to politicians, medical organisations, corporations and clinic and the media. Way to prove you’re a nut case, Taylor! It will be a great pleasure to bury you when I complete my legal work. Taylor is on the AV Name Check in the top section and will be taken care of with the rest of them.

Ginger Taylor makes fraudulent product safety claims

Okay I have just about had enough of you, Taylor!

In her latest entry she outrightly accuses Maine Health and Vax Maine Kids of making fraudulent claims about vaccine safety stating that their claims that vaccines are safe and that there are several studies through vaxxed v unvaxxed that there is no difference to the vaccination rate between Autistics and neurotypicals is false!

It is NOT false you liar!

Studies HAVE been done!

Taylor referenced her stupid list – of which NONE of the studies prove that vaccines cause Autism, and there are 121 studies that prove that it DOESN’T!

She made formal complaints and all of the avenues there are exhausted, hence this rant. The organisations did nothing wrong, and as of now those authorities should regard Taylor as a nutcase. Her child is not vaccine injured. Her child is Autistic. The two are not connected in any way shape or form. Taylor is lying about vaccine safety. Vaccines – when administered correctly – are safe. That is the fact here and it is on that basis that the organisations Taylor attacked were not even investigated, and nor should they have been!

I think Taylor has slandered Maine Health and Vax Maine Kids here. But I’ll keep this for the legal action I hope to start from the base of the AV Name Check (Taylor is on it). And with Taylor I have a cause of action. Her lies about the origins of Autism, and I am Autistic – therefore she is calling me vaccine damaged. The only question is, can that form a case? We’ll see.

The real reason the complaint failed

Oh here we go! Typical anti vaxxer – can’t stand it when they don’t get their own way.

Basically what’s happened is that Taylor complained to the Board of Licensure in Medicine in her home state of Maine. It started two years ago, and the complaint has been closed without an official reason. Taylor is now promoting this as the Board condoning a failure to investigate a vaccine injury.

What rot!

They DID investigate it, you bimbo! Why do you think they closed the case? Because they knew you were wasting their time and yours with a case that you can’t prove and have no proper basis upon which to start an investigation aside from your deluded opinion that vaccines caused your son’s Autism! YOU ARE NOT A DOCTOR! All this talk about “vaccine induced encephalopathy” is just wishful thinking. She admitted that the vaccine she was blaming was the Hep B at birth but it took 18 months for anything to show! HELLO!! What that SHOULD tell you is that it has NOTHING TO DO WITH IT!

She then contradicted herself by blaming the Pertussis vaccine at 18 months. She also listed the reasons why some people involved were blaming her, and Taylor promptly accused them of going the Bettleheim route. They weren’t blaming you for your son’s condition, bimbo! They were blaming you for jumping to the conclusion that the vaccines caused it, and YOU HAD NO PROOF! The table of symptoms you listed is not proof – and she was being a doctor again when SHE HAD NO RIGHT!!

So in a nutshell, the complaint failed because Taylor totally mishandled it. She wanted an excuse to blame the vaccine. She didn’t get it, for one very simple reason;

Vaccines do not cause Autism.

And that is a [beep!]ing FACT, BITCH!!!

Getting her priorities wrong

Taylor is now complaining about a campaign that the CDC is starting by recruiting teenage actors, on the basis of a snippet from the proposed script. She is complaining because as far as she’s concerned this is a waste of money, promoting promiscuity and the money should be spent on curing Autism (and other conditions)!

I looked at the script, and it looks to me like part of a sex education effort maybe aimed at preventing STD’s – right up the CDC’s alley. That is far from a waste of money and it shows that Taylor is not thinking with a clear head. Why aren’t I surprised?

There should be NO money allocated for curing Autism. All matters Autism should be handled by the IACC – but of course with Trump now in the Whitehouse who knows what’s going to happen with that?!

This is proof positive that Taylor fails as a parent.

Why Ginger Taylor supports child neglect

Taylor has published a contribution she made to “Narrative Symposium: To Vaccinate or Not? Parents’ Stories” – a piece produced by Johns Hopkins Hospital in their journal Narrative Inquiry in Bioethics. Johns Hopkins has a tremendous reputation – indeed it was where Leo Kanner did his work on Autism. So one assumes they gave equal time to both sides of the vaccine argument. Not something that I would have done, but with America’s First Amendment Johns Hopkins probably felt they had no choice. They tried to temper any objections with the tag “The goal of this symposium is to aid in a more constructive conversation between pro-vaccination/anti-vaccination groups”. I know through experience that a constructive conversation with an anti vaxxer is impossible. Taylor is a case in point.

In this contribution, she described mainstream medicine abandoning her. In more recent times this can be put down to the penalty she is paying for lying about vaccines and about the origins of Autism. If she had just gone with the flow on the Autism diagnosis instead of fighting to have the claimed injury recognised, she would have got the services her son needed a lot sooner and it may have cost less as well. The other thing she won’t do is reveal the details of the alternative treatment so it could be investigated so that the true source of the sensory overload could be found. She had that chance when I wrote the last entry here, but like every other parent she didn’t follow through with it IN FULL.

She then goes to the Vaccine Court and rants about that. She mentions the Supreme Court decision Bruesewitz v Wyeth but thankfully doesn’t go down the path of other anti vaxxers and tries to claim that the Supreme Court admitted that vaccines are unavoidably unsafe. She claims that the 7th Amendment of the US Constitution is not being upheld in the Vaccine Court process. Here’s what the Amendment says;

In Suits at common law, where the value in controversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tried by a jury, shall be otherwise re-examined in any Court of the United States, than according to the rules of the common law.

Now I assume the Supreme Court ruled that the Vaccine Court is outside the common law because it is a compensation provider. Not only that, it’s rules of evidence are wholly different to that of a regular court – jury or not. So the decision was right. Taylor holds the following views against the entire thing and wants the Vaccine Court closed for good;

1. The CDC recommended schedule having risen from 24 doses to 69 with no safety testing. There is no proof that there hasn’t been any testing done by the CDC so that doesn’t hold any water. Wanton speculation in the absence of proof is not proof but rather assumption.

2. The Vaccine Court rejects the majority of cases before it. Well perhaps that’s because they DON’T have a case? Did you think of that, Taylor? Of course you didn’t!

3. States and families pay for vaccine injury cases that are the responsibility of the federal government. That isn’t true for the successful claims. The money comes from a pool of money that is kept up by – the pharmaceutical companies. Not the states, families or Washington DC.

4. Health and Human Services hold patents for vaccines creating a conflict of interest in approvals and also make the decisions in the Vaccine Court. What rot! That’s Robert Kennedy Junior’s line and it’s BS. The Vaccine Court Special Masters are not employed by the Health Department, and the CDC CAN’T own patents themselves. Individuals who work for them could and if there is a COI that is where the attack should be concentrated.

5a. Enough has been said about William Thompson for us to know that there is nothing to see there.

5b. The Thorsen indictment has nothing to do with his work for the CDC. It is a separate matter that should not be mixed up with CDC operations. The man is a fool who should give himself up.

5c. I looked briefly for the Merck whistleblower lawsuit and found some of the charges were thrown out in 2014. But there is one matter outstanding and the last action was on December 6 a little over a month ago. If I remember it I’ll keep track of that.

5d. This case involving the University of Utah and a former employee doesn’t appear to have anything to do with the CDC as such so I don’t know why this was even brought up. That case is also subject to a partial shutdown and is ongoing with the last action more recent on December 30.

5e. This last claim of proof that vaccines cause Autism contrary to the CDC’s correct statement otherwise goes to Taylor’s 124 study repository, which I am hopefully finally in the process of shutting down once and for all as it needs to be.

I won’t bother with the rest of that drivel, but I will say this. While I support the idea that the Vaccine Court should be shut down, it’s for different reasons. It’s funny that Taylor wants it put before a jury in a civil court. What she doesn’t realise is that the rules for evidence in that setting go against the claimants and will increase the number of rejections and not reduce them. So in fact from that point of view alone, Taylor’s desire would end up being costly for her side. That’s how stupid she is. The rules of evidence have to be high – this is science we are dealing with here. Experts have to be properly qualified and they have to have all the evidence before them to make a proper call. Until now, parents like Taylor are denying them this information – to the detriment of those who claim to want justice.

And you wonder why Taylor gets no respect outside of the nutcases in the anti vaccine community.

Finally the CDC to fortify the MMR vaccine once and for all

Taylor – this is wishful thinking!

This is her first post in eight months, a record that had me thinking she was done (forgetting for the moment that she changed the date of the “Things are different” entry to May). After a protest outside the offices of the Center for Disease Control – presumably their head office in Atlanta – the CDC have asked for public comment on the MMR vaccine. No doubt that this has been caused by that filthy piece of celluloid “Vaxxed” and how too many people are believing it to be true. Taylor thinks that the CDC have decided to admit that they are corrupt and try to clean the place out. They wouldn’t need to call for public comment if that was the idea! The real reason is to get the details of these claims looked at properly – something that should have been done a long time ago. The result of that will be each and every person who makes a claim will be shown plain as day that they are wrong – and in full detail. That should nullify the nonsense – although the hardcore anti vaxxers will claim that the corruption has continued.

The quotes from employees who walked through the protest were appropriate;

“Get out of my way, stupid idiots. Some people have real jobs.”

“Your babies keep us employed.”

And another flipped the bird at them and a photo was taken. They deserved it. The comment about babies needs to be put in context. People buy medication to treat babies for various little niggles (which for a baby is anything but little) and babies who have died mean less money for Big Pharma. They want to keep them alive – it’s their job after all and that’s what they are paid to do.

The chant that attracted the comment was “Stop killing our babies”. That’s the protestors doing that, not the CDC.

As for Taylor – she had the following to say as a “Warrior Mom”;

STORM THE GATES!!!!! I WANT EVERY DAMN FAMILY WITH ANY DAMN MMR INJURY STORY TO UNLOAD ON THESE PEOPLE! I WANT THIS TO BE THE BIGGEST TRUTH OUTING ON THIS VACCINE EVER! IF YOU DON’T TELL THEM EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO TELL THEM ABOUT THIS VACCINE AND WHAT IT HAS DONE TO YOUR CHILD AND YOUR FAMILY, THEN I DON’T EVER WANT TO HEAR THE WORD VACCINE COME OUT OF YOUR MOUTH AGAIN!!

And I say go right ahead. The more the merrier, because that means more will be rebuffed and that adds to the weight of the truth – the MMR vaccine does NOT cause Autism.