Online TV Guide Says Dateline NBC (in U.S. at 7 E.T.)

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That is about an hour from now. It is not about dating. It is about the connection or lack of connection between vaccines and autism.

I saw the coming attractions for it yesterday. It also has the description for it now on TV Guide online. It will have on it Dr Wakefield from England. Many doctors consider him to to be a terrorist of medicine because he says a terrible thing. The day that Merck pulled Vioxx, the stocks without including Merck had gone up. But Merck caused the stock market to drop that day.

Now I heard him say this terrible, horrible thing yesterday during the coming attractions for this show. He said "I do not know if there is a connection between vaccines and autism, but I think that it needs more investigation."

So this is the terrible, horrible thing that he is saying that they are devoting an hour show to it. He also has a very big following that is growing. I do not know what they are going to say to him, but he will have to be flawless (perfect) or they will go after his tiniest mistake. Maybe there is an unwritten law that says that doctors are never supposed to say "I do not know!"

So if you are a doctor and want be accepted, you need to say that there cannot be any connection whatsoever between autism and vaccines and there should be no investigation at all. A conclusive study proved that Vioxx was not harmful to people before the FDA approved of it. Last that I heard was that the law suits against it are in the billions of dollars. But you are not alowed to sue for vaccines hurting you.

This show is called A Dose of Controversy.