GMC pyres failing to ignite

I've been impressed by the news blackout on this story. There are a
lot of news stories about what an awful doctor she was and how
terrible her report was and how the judges called it junk
science...but almost nothing about the fact that she was completely
cleared by the GMC.
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On Aug 31, 2:47 am, "JOHN" wrote:
Dr Jayne Donegan Fitness to practice hearing 2007http://www.whale.to/vaccine/donegan3.html

Jayne was rubbished by an ignorant judge who said she used 'junk science'
when giving evidence in support of a mother who didn't want to vaccinated
her kids. She has now been cleared, yet you won't read anywhere that it was
in the fact the judge who was supporting junk science.

Wakefield GMC Hearing 2007

The pieces by Martin Walker are classics in dissection of another attempetd
character assassination failing completelyhttp://www.whale.to/v/gmc_wakefield.html

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I've been impressed by the news blackout on this story. There are a
lot of news stories about what an awful doctor she was and how
terrible her report was and how the judges called it junk
science...but almost nothing about the fact that she was completely
cleared by the GMC.
MinorityView


Yes, very noticeable



only one in Sunday Mail, and only a columnist.

[Media Sept 2, 2007] If they think MMR needs a shot in the arm, try this
Meanwhile, I am delighted to report that Dr Jayne Donegan, a decent and
conscientious GP publicly denounced by an officious ex-Communist judge after
she gave evidence for parents who objected to MMR, has been cleared by the
General Medical Council of charges that she gave false or misleading
impres*sions of research, quoted selectively and allowed her views to
override her duty to the court.
The charges, in my view, should never have been brought. Dr Donegan's
vindication confirms my view and weakens the cause of those who would
persecute honest, thoughtful doctors who challenge orthodoxy.
http://www.whale.to/vaccine/mmr110.html

and this was a classic in biased reporting

"A doctor accused of misleading a court over the risks of MMR and other
vaccines was today cleared by medical watchdogs of serious professional
misconduct. Jayne Donegan, a GP in Herne Hill, south London, "convinced
herself" of the dangers of vaccines, leading her to give false evidence, the
General Medical Council heard. She was accused of quoting selectively from
medical reports and omitting information that did not support her views. But
after a three-week hearing Dr Donegan was cleared of failing in her duty of
impartiality by deliberately giving biased expert witness testimony."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/st...155992,00.html

Big Brother is a bit nervous about the vaccine situation, and it shows.