Re: mortality rates

Conviction is the attachment a person has to a belief, so it is an emotion, but that is of little importance to this thread. I'm sure people could care less whether I have conviction or not, and how I feel about something does not change the facts.

Scientific method is what it is, regardless of my "feelings", and the OP was a study done without using scientific method, and based on a weak correlation between the number of vaccines a given to infants, and the relative infant mortality rate of the country. The title of the original post stated this as a fact, when it is neither fact, nor a strong correlation.

I have not claimed any facts, I have given my view, I do not need to provide references for my own view.

I don't think it is necessary to spoon feed people, people are capable of looking into any of the issues discussed here, by doing their own research. I do urge people to visit reputable sites, rather than Conspiracy sites, and extend their research to other information centres, not just the internet, which can be very biased and very unreliable.

So please stop with the constant false accusations, and name calling. IMO this just serves to make the accuser look petty.

spud