”It doesn’t take Sherlock Holmes to crack this case!”
Touché Ms Plumley….
rebel1, If you’re honestly happy to put your name to this kind of sensationalist misinformation by all means, knock yourself out. Personally, if people are going to constantly get this stuff jammed down there throats, I’d prefer it was at least mildly factual.
“Do you have records to prove it’s false?” is a typical and somewhat yawn of a tactic consistently used by those spreading this kind of misinformation. Being the OP, wouldn’t the onus be on oneself to have the records to prove it’s true? There are people that read this stuff and genuinely believe it and use it to form opinions and choices for themselves and their families without doing any further digging of their own, you’re ok with that?
The article she pulled the information from states that the 1113 VAERS (not cases) were from the entire US military, so not “AUS Navy Stats” as claimed….there is a vast disparity between those so called “stats”. The article is questionable at best, but that’s beside the point, the stats have been heavily fudged for dramatic effect. I provided the link above, whilst not “records”, it clearly proves that the statements in question are misleading and completely devoid of factual information.
