Top-selling author says flawed vaccinations caused Gulf War disease

"DrRossi" wrote in message alkaboutparenting.com...
Have you boys read any of Dr McClure's previous books? Obviously not!!

What is the relevance to this newsgroup of us "boys" reading fiction?

I may not be Dr Blockbuster, but I have read alot of this guy's books. As
a previous scientist...

What is a "previous scientist"?

...and award winning one at that I think, he has the
credentials and know-how to take a medical possiblity right to the edge.

Most MDs don't have formal training in data analysis. Do you have
evidence that Dr. McClure does?

Previous books like "Wildcard" and "Donor"

Both of which are works of fiction.

took other medical
possibilities that turned the books into successful medical thrillers.

Irrelevant to the topic at hand.

The Gulf Conspiracy by Ken McClure is another such medical thriller. The
difference with this one is that investigations are still being carried
out into the generic "Gulf War Syndrome". The Times carried a story the
other day about tests being carried out on veterans re depleted uranium.
There is also an enquiry being carried out (as I write) in the UK - the
Gulf War Illness Inquiry.

According to the article in The Sunday Post,

Can you provide a link to this reference. There are probably a hundred
"Sunday Posts" in the world.

Dr McClure says flawed
vaccinations caused various illnesses - the Gulf War Syndrome, and reading
his reports on the control groups, the evidence appears prima facie to be
difficult to dispute.

Can you share this "evidence" with us? All the vaccines that soldiers
received have demonstrated safety records. It's only "Gulf War
Syndrome" that seems to be the exception, which leads me to believe
that other factors likely contributed to this syndrome.

Have I said enough?

I don't think you've really said anything of substance.

Can I get the next book free?

You get what you pay for.

For you boys...

What are you, a girl?

...getting overexcited out there on clinical studies etc etc -
have some therapy! Hahaha

Yes, like Ronald Reagan said, "Facts are stupid things."


Dr V Rossi

What kind of "Dr" are you?

QED

On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 04:35:13 -0400, "DrRossi"
wrote:

QED

So if a "top-selling author" says something, it's true, case closed?

You are such an idiot.

No you misunderstand. It's QED on your need for therapy

"DrRossi" wrote in message
lkabouthealthnetwork.com...
No you misunderstand. It's QED on your need for therapy


You are not the brightest and best at debating...

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e...g.goog le.com

My point has been made. Why need repeat it? Debate? Why are there so many
Mr Angry people out there. Rhetorical.

No further entries from me.