CDC whistleblower, watch out; here come the mothers

I have it on good authority that over 200 mothers of autistic children are readying a class-action suit. They already have an attorney.

They will sue, at the very least, the authors of the 2004 DeStefano study that claimed there was no link between the MMR vaccine and autism.

CDC whistleblower William Thompson, who was one of the authors of that study—and then exposed it as a fraud—should take notice.

He can become a witness for these mothers, or if he goes into seclusion and refuses to make a clear, complete, and definitive public statement, he could wind up being sued.

CDC whistleblower Thompson has a lawyer, Rick Morgan.

Like any lawyer, Morgan has one and only one objective: protect his client.

This is Morgan’s current position: His client Thompson is satisfied that, with accurate data on the 2004 study now finally available, the scientific community will be able to assess it and come to a conclusion about it…and Thompson has no plans to make a public statement or enter into a discussion on these matters.

We’ll see if this remains true.

Anyone who thinks “the scientific community” will expose the true dangers of the MMR vaccine and tie it to autism is dreaming.

If Thompson isn’t going to step before cameras and say, “Here I am, I’m William Thompson, I was part of a massive fraud, here’s what we did, here’s how we did it, here is who knew about it…” then he could end up as a defendant in a class-action suit.

There is no way to come to a fully formed assessment of whistleblower Thompson, if he chooses to stay silent.

Since the beginning, I’ve warned that we need to have Thompson make a complete and definitive statement about this whole business.

We don’t know him. In the parlance of the intelligence community—and medical politics often run along similar lines—this could be a covert op. Thompson could have been used to plant misleading information—or at the very least, now that he has apparently gone into seclusion, he could be used, as part of a waiting game, to stall and deflate the whole controversy and scandal.

William, don’t do a tease. Don’t come out half-way and then go back.

William, if as you say, scientists who wrote that 2004 paper, including you, cooked the data and committed fraud, the gloves are off.

There are no ladies and gentlemen in the room. There are only liars and thieves, who are willing to stand by and watch thousands and thousands of children succumb to vaccine-induced brain damage—because their parents have been falsely led to believe a vaccine is safe.

These liars and thieves and heartless criminals are the people, William, who will dominate the process of “coming to an accurate conclusion” about the MMR vaccine and autism.

You know that.

You’re not stupid. And neither are we.

What are you going to do, William?