HCN

Oh, man... not Blaylock again. Wasn't he the guy who claimed to be on the
faculty of the medical school in Mississippi until Ole Miss contacted him
about the ramifications of claiming something that was clearly false?!
(note: Ole Miss is the nickname of the Univ. of Mississippi which has the
only medical school in that state, its webpage being www.olemiss.edu ...
which has a faculty directory that never had Blaylock on it)

What a loser!

The guy may have been a real doctor at one time, but he now reduced to
selling supplements out of a strip mall.

Of course, we have the infamous whale.to website, full of all sorts of
conspiracies:

Whale.to guy claims that satanic black lines burned his bum! From
http://www.whale.to/b/cbblack.html ... " I also burnt my ass on it some
years back when I was experimenting with psychedelics, similar to a chemical
burn right through my trousers, where the trousers were unscathed apart from
a flattening of the cord. I thought, first, that I had been given a
metaphysical kick up the backside! Perhaps I had."

Not a very reliable source... Comments about John Scudamore in
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-vaccinationists/Individuals include "a
large and slightly sorted collection of conspiracy theory save the whale,
illuminati, weird "science" and stuff which is not corrected to reflect
demonstrated mistakes." But that page is now gone (still here:
http://web.archive.org/web/20060913000000/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-vaccinationists/Individuals )
, but this one remains:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Requests_for_comment/Whaleto

grenouille said "Dissent is not tolerated. I was called crazy, stupid, a liar, a freak, a bitch and asked if my meds needed to be adjusted when I commented once that the evidence was pretty slim that vaccines had any part in asd. I also observed that pretty much every person who did not buy in to the vaccine hogwash was eventually accused of having a false diagnosis for their child. If you want the support, you gotta buy the party line."

Yup, that sounds familiar. I left the support listserv for my son's disability for pretty much the same reason. One member wanted me removed because I dared to mention that the MMR never contained thimerosal (she told the moderator that I was not up on the "science" of vaccines"). I was called closed minded because I posted the study from Health Policy group of British Columbia that cranialsacral therapy was worthless.

Then I was called dangerous to children's health because I wrote an email explaining my concerns over chelation therapy. I got so many nastygrams, and no support from the moderators... I just unsubscribed. Then two months later Kerry killed a kid with a push of EDTA in Pennsylvania, which just happens to be the state the listserv's moderators live. I detailed my frustrations here:
http://forums.randi.org/showthread.php?t=21809&

Posted by: HCN | November 26, 2007 5:15 PM