I’ve read Twitter power, followed his steps for checking in and finding thought leaders and still haven’t figured out a way to make this a good use of my time and enjoyable for me.

I’m always willing to learn new ways. I have a book coming out shortly and am a member of several two private forums and others have offered to “tweet it up” for me. That’s really supportive and I appreciate that.

I hear you Trisha when you say it may be that I’m following the wrong people or too many people if this is the case. I follow many of the same people you do, I suspect, because our fields of interest are similar. I welcome any advice you or others have on this.

Thanks.

H1N1 Flu Is a False Pandemic, Health Expert Claims

From the article

“A leading health expert said the swine flu scare was a “false pandemic” led by drug companies that stood to make billions from vaccines, The Sun reported Monday.

Wolfgang Wodarg, head of health at the Council of Europe, claimed major firms organized a “campaign of panic” to put pressure on the World Health Organization (WHO) to declare a pandemic…

“But there is worse to come. The vaccine developed by Novartis was produced in a bioreactor from cancerous cells, a technique that had never been used until now.

“This was not necessary. It has also led to a considerable mismanagement of public money”

I just read a bit of your story about how you came to advocacy work and I think you are someone that so many parents, who watched theirs children regress into autism in direct correlation to a vaccine or a series of vaccines in one day, can relate to in terms of being “led” into advocacy work.

We are not conspiracy theorists, for the most part. Of course it is an issue that draws that element, unfortunately. This is a debate based in fact. Facts that have absolutely nothing to do with the conspiracy theories you have listed above.

In the past two years many in government and medicine have expressed the very concerns regarding vaccines that we have been expressing for years.
I truly hope that you will read the sources that I provided in my previous post and also David Kirby’s book “Evidence of Harm”. It is a shocking story and a great read in terms of parents love leading them into advocacy for the sake of all children.

It really looks like you are doing some great work through this blog and I hope you will consider this issue, not from the perspective of the conspiracy theorists, but from the perspective of intelligent, reasonable parents who support advocacy groups like SafeMinds, National Autism Association and Generation Rescue. These groups are in a very different camp than those who push the conspiracy’s you have listed above and many in government and science share the same concern as these parents.

Again here is a link to a source that includes citations http://safeminds.org/news/pressroom/what-causes-autism-has-science-ruled-out-vaccines.html