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Michael Patmas, MD's avatar

The inquiry we need is why does the Texas Medical Board still show McCullough as being board certified when they know he was stripped by The American Board of Internal Medicine? It is a licensee's legal obligation to inform the medical board of disciplinary actions AND it is the board's legal obligation to honestly reflect that on their website. TMB has been informed repeatedly and still has not updated his profile? Why are they misleading Texas residents?

weirdbobdobbs10's avatar

So basically, bad things happen, and the most likely chance is that it was not from the vaccine.

vaxopedia.org's avatar

Nope. We have plenty of vaccine safety systems that help us find evidence to see if 'bad things' are caused by vaccines.

https://www.stopantivaxpropaganda.org/p/the-vaccine-safety-systems-you-never

Ken Nightingale's avatar

Watch the nonsense here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vm8eA15lwhI&t=423s

Thank you for keeping on top of this.

Bill Is Here's avatar

Wow, thanks for posting. I couldn't stand to watch the whole thing. Fruit cakery on display!

Suze Dando's avatar

Wrong with who? As far as I can tell, it's you who seems to be pushing a chlorine bleach solution as some kind of health treatment. This account simply exposes vile anti-vaxx lies which kill children.

Here's a thing - don't push dangerous lies in the first place then qualified people who don't lie won't have to explain that you're lying.

Suze Dando's avatar

This was a response to Michelle Herman which ended up in the wrong place & which I can't now delete, for some reason.

Frank Parker's avatar

Yup, thats how they dismiss a serous side effect, just say it was a coincidence. Easy eh.

I mean how do you prove it was the vaccine, you cant, so just say it was a coincidence and all is good. You believe what you want to believe I guess.

Bill Is Here's avatar

Dean Allison is a member of the Canadian Parliament (like a House of Representative congressman in the US). He has showed his "good taste" by having dinner with Christine Anderson, a member of the right-wing populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.

He also backed Ivermectin as a treatment for CoVID etc. Backed "Trucker Convoy" with their eccentric views on how the Canadian Constitution works.

Aocm🇨🇦🇺🇦🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️'s avatar

Thanks. So upsetting the greed of some ppl actual kills

Michelle Herman's avatar

honestly.. what is wrong with you?

Suze Dando's avatar

Oh! It also seems to be you recommending someone who had his licence stripped for "posting inflammatory statements about COVID.

'Revocation ensures that the registrant cannot use his status as a licensed physician to bolster the credibility of his COVID-19 communications,' wrote the Ontario Physicians and Surgeons Discipline Tribunal in its penalty decision for Dr. Mark Trozzi."

Another well-known liar still pretending he's licensed to practise medicine.

Suze Dando's avatar

Wrong with who? A qualified professional talking about the lies being told about life-saving vaccines by assisting well-known and proven liars? Well seeing as you didn't know, it's actually quite frowned upon to lie about vaccines. As it is to push an industrial bleach solution which is not a treatment for anything and is known to be dangerous. Oh, but that's you so it's ok, right?