Vaccinations; recent developments

[SeaMonkey]

... Joel's claim that I have ADD is somehow not talking about ADD at all. 
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During the course of discussion remarks are
quite often made which are 'tongue in cheek.'
Not intended to be taken literally.  But those
whose mission is to 'make mountains out of
molehills' will certainly try.  Pathetically.

[Honza]

"The vaccine establishment is desperate. The ghosts of their fraudulent science, manipulated research, misleading propaganda across mainstream media and in the blogosphere are returning to haunt the..."


http://www.globalresearch.ca/vaccine-mccarthyism-what-if-the-vaccine-paradigm-itself-is-deliberately-flawed/5427768

[SeaMonkey]

Vaccine risks we're not told about.

[sarkeizen]

During the course of discussion remarks are quite often made which are 'tongue in cheek.'

So you think serious diseases are something to joke about?

Again I'd really, really like to hear a clear "yes, this is ok" from you but you seem pretty shy about that.

[Pirate88179]

Lol Out Of Topic here.

I've seen a lot of movies where an actor pretends to be drunk. What are you saying bro? Even jackie chang (the martial artist) has a movie called "drunken master." It's a good movie as entertainment material.

So your logic fails you man.

How can you tell when a person is really drunk?

Well you fail to see the real facts = you don't have evidence it is fake!

I think you don't understand the difference between fiction VS reality TV shows!

lol. The overall ULTIMATE GOAL speaks the truth, since it is a TV show they will through some fictional stuff in there fo the laughs = "Have you not seen the fat kid on that show tip up and drink an entire quart canning jar of "shine"....but then again have you seen the TV show "Stan Lee's Superhumans"? Go watch all episodes and tell me which is fake and which is real?

Oh bill you and your stories. lol

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moonshiners_%28TV_series%29

"Moonshiners is an American docudrama television series on the Discovery Channel that dramatizes the life of people who produce (illegal) moonshine in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina, Virginia, and South Carolina. The series dramatizes their liquor production efforts, law-evading techniques and life.^[1] There have been claims by local officials that the show is not what it portrays to be. Virginia authorities have stated that no illegal liquor is actually being produced by the people depicted in the show. The Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) said in March 2012 that, "If illegal activity was actually taking place, the Virginia ABC Bureau of Law Enforcement would have taken action."^[2] They also said that they had requested for the producers to add a disclaimer to clarify that the show was only a dramatization, "but the request was overlooked."^[2]"


Docudrama, as in...NOT REAL.

See?

Bill