Medical anti-heroes and Covid-19 - plausible yet wrong. What can we learn? - Jackie Cassell
A much needed very close look (with rebuttals) look at Claire Craig by @jackiecassell complete with a tidy table of claims and what’s wrong with them.
jackiecassell.com/covid-19-denia…
A much needed very close look (with rebuttals) look at Claire Craig by @jackiecassell complete with a tidy table of claims and what’s wrong with them.
jackiecassell.com/covid-19-denia…
On 12th December she put up a nicely constructed video in which she calmly explains the truth in the calm and detached consultant tones I never quite acquired.
“It’s all very simple really, and there’s been a terrible error by (nearly) everyone. Her authoritative demeanour is shared by Andrew Wakefield of MMR fame, and Prof Carl Heneghan.”
One of the things that I really don’t understand is that confident demeanour.
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One of the things that I really don’t understand is that confident demeanour.
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Astonishing arrogance really
Doctors with actual practising certificates (unlike Craig) who have examined and treated the patients, not just in the U.K. but all around the world, are wrong.
And she, who has not, is right.
Astonishing arrogance really
Doctors with actual practising certificates (unlike Craig) who have examined and treated the patients, not just in the U.K. but all around the world, are wrong.
And she, who has not, is right.
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In fact as @jneill demonstrated, the positive case curve mapped exceptionally closely to the hospitalisations curve.
In fact as @jneill demonstrated, the positive case curve mapped exceptionally closely to the hospitalisations curve.
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