Homeopathy and Malaria

The South West Inside Out programme (BBC) interviews Susan Curtis about sales of treatments for malaria prophylaxis

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• malaria
• homeopathy
• susan
• curtis
• quackery

[LAnonHubbard]

@heatherashio101 Well perhaps you and your friends will all p**s off and practice your witch-doctory in private.

And good riddance.

[antibunker]

@mohanaturo Cherry Picking and lies. Pure and simple, oh, pure utter lying sack of shit !

[HunchbackJack]

"Homeopathic alternatives to immunisation"? That's outrageous - bordering on criminal.

HBJ

[rohgenextfan]

@KEJenner Why do homeopaths consider evidence disproving their expertise in magically imbuing vegetables with positive, disease fighting, elements that can bring happiness and peace to the world conspiratorial work by people determined to destroy the world?

[KEJenner]

Go and ask them. If you are asking that question, you don't know anything of any substance about them... just like you don't know about homeopathy.

[KEJenner]

Actually, its not the program I refer to below, but it is very similar to a 2006 program, this one being made in 2008. So similar, it looks like they are giving the public a repeated dose of exactly the same thing. Drip feeding the propaganda that homeopathy is baaaaad, we must ban it! etc. etc. No doubt Sense about Science are behind this one as well..... Roll on Codex, Bilderberg, NWO, goodbye freedom of choice.

[blacktriangle]

@KEJenner Why do you think Bilderberg want to ban homeopathy?

[blacktriangle]

@KEJenner Why do you think Bilderberg want to ban homeopathy?

[KEJenner]

I might add that quite frankly, this lousy piece was nothing more than another propaganda attempt, to further the overall Bilderberg drive to ban homeopathy outright. With these credentials from the outset, there was no intention for the BBC to present a ‘Fair and unbiased’ report. Sense about Science have an agenda, therefore it cannot be unbiased.

[KEJenner]

This nonsense program was an undercover investigation by campaigning group "Sense about Science" and BBC Newsnight. Sense about Science are another dodgy "charity" organisation, which is really a political policy marketer to promote coorporate interests. It was set up in 2002 by Lord Dick Tavern, who was previously top PR man for GlaxoSmithKline and a Bilderberger.

[axe863]

@xtam092 Obviously the FDA has no direct effect on Australia.... Im talking as an American :P

[axe863]

@xtam092 People assume that because its FDA approved and sold at a reputable entity alongside real medicine...that its as effective as real medicine. There needs to be an anti-homeopathic movement asap