Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Why I listen to NPR part 14
NPR is running a hard investigative series on the fraud of 'shaken baby syndrome'.
The story is simple: when evil persecutors started to lose their bizarre fraudulent 'molestation' cases, when the vast majority of such 'cases' were shown to be a well-organized criminal conspiracy among persecutors and social workers, the persecutors had to invent a new way to destroy ordinary people, a new way to serve Lenin and Satan. So they invented 'shaken baby syndrome'. Great success for the persecutors! Win every case! None of that bothersome old evidence needed! Just make the accusation and you magically get a conviction for the ordinary parents, and re-election for your glorious majestic bi-winning self!
NPR talks to many of the victims of the fraud, and also finds some honest doctors who state flatly that it's impossible to produce those symptoms by shaking. Most of the symptoms have turned out to be a wide variety of skin conditions or perinatal brain damage, perhaps indicating neglect but not violence. In other words, some of those parents should have lost custody, but none of them belonged in jail for murder.
Bravo. ¶ 5:38 PM
The story is simple: when evil persecutors started to lose their bizarre fraudulent 'molestation' cases, when the vast majority of such 'cases' were shown to be a well-organized criminal conspiracy among persecutors and social workers, the persecutors had to invent a new way to destroy ordinary people, a new way to serve Lenin and Satan. So they invented 'shaken baby syndrome'. Great success for the persecutors! Win every case! None of that bothersome old evidence needed! Just make the accusation and you magically get a conviction for the ordinary parents, and re-election for your glorious majestic bi-winning self!
NPR talks to many of the victims of the fraud, and also finds some honest doctors who state flatly that it's impossible to produce those symptoms by shaking. Most of the symptoms have turned out to be a wide variety of skin conditions or perinatal brain damage, perhaps indicating neglect but not violence. In other words, some of those parents should have lost custody, but none of them belonged in jail for murder.
Bravo. ¶ 5:38 PM
