Comments on: Antivaxxer Mark Geier has license revoked in Maryland

By: jennifer

jennifer — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 13:20:04 +0000

my son is a patient of thiers…What the heck is going on. We are not on Lupron b/c we have crappy perscription plan so we pay out of pocket for something called Cyproterone Acetate which costs us $630 a month. The diagnosed my son in aug 2010 with “precotious puberty”. This is terrifying to me. I was just in his Owings Mills MD office on Thursday june 23,2011 to pick up his meds. Someone please help with any info.

By: Ian Chard

Ian Chard — Thu, 26 May 2011 07:44:36 +0000

Like another commenter here I cannot see the logic behind individual state licensing. I don’t live in the US so the whole federated thing is a bit alien to me, but I can understand devolving licensing to states where the requirements might differ (e.g. law). However, medical science works the same everywhere. Isn’t this a case where the federal government should reserve power for itself?

By: Andrew

Andrew — Sat, 21 May 2011 21:15:41 +0000

>Am I your enemy because I speak the truth?

When do you intend to tell the truth?

> or worse, rather be dead than an Autistic

My child has autism – I’d glad he’s alive. You on the other hand should feel free to drop dead.

By: Annexian

Annexian — Sat, 14 May 2011 22:33:35 +0000

And that’s what happens to those that decry Big Pharma and Vaccines. The puppet media denounces them and they lose their careers and are jailed.

I won’t rave about the Reptiles, I don’t need to.

Just look up “Vaccine Court” on Google.

You see, these vaccines WILL kill people, they WILL maim people.

The only justification is that they claim they’ll overall save more people than are killed by their poisons. But, just like various preservatives in food, irradiating food, and even more so, vaccines ARE a “Sentence of Death” (or worse, rather be dead than an Autistic) to some people. Some people, who might be good otherwise, smart, intelligent, etc. will be sentenced to DIE by forced injections of these poisons. Some combination of genetics and environmental factors the thing will be death itself. Some will have escaped it growing to adulthood before they were forced with all these poisons. And they’ll get to watch one child after another killed by these vaccines. If they refuse, they’ll be arrested, then the police will take the children and a doctor will give those children the shot and it will kill them. Isn’t it nice how a society of paper pushers who are slaves to the Globalist Bankers can be far crueler than the worst despots?

Oh, and BTW, they ARE putting Mercury back in vaccines;
http://www.infowars.com/florida-legislature-refuses-to-limit-mercury-in-vaccines/

Am I your enemy because I speak the truth?

But actually I’m not so much against vaccine as against the modern corporate structure. A corporation, by definition, is built to avoid responsibility except to make $ for investors. Giving giant companies a guaranteed market combined with a liability shield is a recipe for corruption. And corruption is what corporations are notorious for. They’ve drained farms dry in India to pump water to make soft drinks that are then shipped to America which would be more expensive but tax breaks and subsidies make cheaper than making in the USA. They “Give” breast milk formula to women in impoverished countries, along with misinformation that it’s safer, etc. but then when the mother’s breast milk dries up charge full US retail price in countries where $100 a year is rare. Corporations literally starve to death babies for pennies in profit.

So, if you have a CEO who’s ONLY responsibility is to make money for investors… And that’s the difference between his 20th mansion or 25th yacht or having a quick ride to living outdoors or being jailed, what’ll he do? If he can save PENNIES per thousand doses by dumping an “Equivalent chemical” into the batch that’ll end up poisoning/maiming several children? The government? Look up “Vaccine Court” they shield them FROM liability, and the cost for their insurance is paid for by us. Even if they boasted at an elite club or at Bohemian Grove the sheer PLEASURE they got from DELIBERATELY poisoning children and it was filmed, went all over the net he’d probably not even be prosecuted thanks to all his $ and lawyers.

By: Todd W.

Todd W. — Sat, 07 May 2011 15:15:29 +0000

Just a quick note on the son. The Maryland Board of Physicians would like to speak to any parents of autistic kids who have interacted with him and seen him diagnose, perform procedures, prescribe medicines, act as an “expert” and so forth. They can be reached at 410-764-4777. You can even call over this weekend. Ask to speak to an investigator about the Geier case. Please spread the word about this to people you know, especially anyone you know who may have had interactions with Mr. Geier.

I have a post on this up at Harpocrates Speaks.

By: flip

flip — Sat, 07 May 2011 05:51:14 +0000

The report is certainly damning. Here’s hoping it will start a domino effect in the other states where he is licenced. It sounds as if Geier was very much knowingly scamming everyone, from the patients and their parents, to the insurers and lawyers. Also that he was making it up as he goes along (don’t get me started on ‘the son’ as described in the report). One wonders WTF was up with his scientific training seeing as how he doesn’t seem to understand anything about documentation and/or science.

On another note, I am (regretfully) hoping that the parents were desperate. Because they very stupidly agreed with treatments after a phone call ‘diagnosis’, had their kids prodded and poked more than was necessary, and may have caused them considerable trauma (physical and mental) that could have been avoided. I sincerely hope that all, or at least most, have learned to be more critical of their doctors.

By: Sam H

Sam H — Sat, 07 May 2011 00:11:02 +0000

@24 Daffy: Aie…yet another example of why I should attempt to make my trains of thought clearer to others . Anyway, I said almost certainly because of the inevitability of the rare exception (evolution/origin of morality is a whole ‘nother animal, but for someone unstable it COULD possibly mean “no rules”, and I believe there is at least one quoted example of this). And the thing about theocrats was just my attempt at putting the perception of some on the left (including Chris Hedges, Michelle Goldberg, and others) of the Christian right into a few sentences. The “stoning kids” bit is just my attempt at the reaction to people such as RJ Rushdoony and Gary North (who DO propose this and are very influential in their own circles), but it does NOT apply to everyone on the right at all. In fact, I believe that political rhetoric just like this (and the kind that is practically everywhere else in your country, from Washington to Fox News to Huffington to Tuscon) is a very strong indicator of the ever-accelerating decline and fall of the American Empire.
But thankyou very much for the reminder to think about what I write before I do so!!

By: Daffy

Daffy — Fri, 06 May 2011 23:17:49 +0000

“They believe that teaching evolution is causing kids to shoot their peers (which is almost certainly BS)…”

ALMOST certainly?!?!?!? And who ever said “everyone on the right is a theocrat who wants to stone fornicating kids?”

Sheeesh.

By: InfidelAvenger

InfidelAvenger — Fri, 06 May 2011 23:17:22 +0000

I find it interesting that antivaxxers say they are against “Big Pharma.” Yet this guy was helping Big Pharma by pushing expensive meds for no good reason on families.

By: Sam H

Sam H — Fri, 06 May 2011 21:26:05 +0000

@19 truthspeaker: very true (lol name pun ), but what I meant was is that while they may be fudging data in order to get themselves across, I’m not going to assign BS-ridiculous far-left conspiracies to them that they want to set up creationism in classrooms and thus “take back America for Christ” (I know about the Wedge Document, but we can’t assign catchall overstated theocratic agendas to every single one of them. And besides, these people are not always interested in control – they just don’t like what they see in your nation). People may assign different causes to the violence that’s occurring today (I side with the left on a good deal of issues, but the right have a FEW good points – yes, even the religious right). They believe that teaching evolution is causing kids to shoot their peers (which is almost certainly BS), but neither is it true to say that everyone on the right is a theocrat (and that they’ll eventually want to stone your fornicating kids). In the words of Ken Ham and his kin: same evidence (all the chaos and violence in our world today), different interpretation (left vs. right, religious vs. atheist, etc. BTW, I remember reading somewhere about new studies that link political leaning with differing brain structure).
Anyway, about my comments regarding the legal system: For anyone with a educated or decently good knowledge of it, is what I said even remotely possible? If so, let’s go for it and erase his petty medical “qualifications”!!!