Guest guest Posted March 6, 2008 Report Share Posted March 6, 2008 Just saw the CNN Intl interview with Kirby re the conceded case (it was on around 1215ET...in the past half hour at least CNN has not publicized that they will or shown any footage from the family's press conference taking place this morning in Atlanta. Went well except for the two main points from CNN that were highlighted that are still debatable, as we all know too well: 1) that studies prove there is no link between vaccine and autism (without stating which ones they are referring to and certainly not mentioning the ones that do show a link and 2) that thimerosal has not been in vaccines since 2001 (their words, not mine). Point one was shown as a list of facts scrolled on screen and they announced them one by one...the other statements listed seemed ok and accurate as we know them. was able to say point number 2 was not true because they directed a question to him about that...but was only able to get in that they stopped making vaccines with thimerosal in 2001 but that the shelf life for those made back then was several years...didn't get an opportunity to mention the thimerosal still in some vaccines. did a very nice job being able to explain and keep the discussion focused more globally on mitochondrial disease/disorder/etc and how infection or disease, not just vaccines can trigger a problem. He really showed how knowledgeable he is and that he has done his reporting homework. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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