Second one of these i have read recently.

I Sperg said:

Trigger warning for the comment section, but article seems readable.

There are more tinfoil hats on show there than on national baked potato day!

They see conspiracy everywhere and their rhetoric is damaging any credibility that the issue may have.

I'm with Caelus on this - we are just much better at diagnosing children now plus have a huge pool of adults being diagnosed and swelling the numbers, but that doesn't fit the paranoid conspiracy where vaccines are the cause of every evil in the world.

I Sperg said:

Trigger warning for the comment section, but article seems readable.

There are more tinfoil hats on show there than on national baked potato day!

They see conspiracy everywhere and their rhetoric is damaging any credibility that the issue may have.

I'm with Caelus on this - we are just much better at diagnosing children now plus have a huge pool of adults being diagnosed and swelling the numbers, but that doesn't fit the paranoid conspiracy where vaccines are the cause of every evil in the world.

But Iain, THERE SIMPLY IS NOT a " paranoid conspiracy where vaccines are the cause of every evil in the world".

That is you thinking and speaking in the woolly way you claim to despise, and trying to make the audience pick between tinfoil hat and a hoodwink. 

Poor show.

This explanation possibly will clarify the matter: www.bitchute.com/.../

Iain said:

There are more tinfoil hats on show there than on national baked potato day!

.....this should go in the `proverbial sayings` post!!!! Like it. I`ll try and remember it, and hope that I can use it myself elsewhere