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You Can Avoid Getting Wakefielded

When you are famous and get something named after you, it’s a good thing. Not so much when you are infamous.

“After leaving Thoughtful House, Wakefield became president of the nonprofit Strategic Autism Initiative to further autism research. In the first three years, it raised $623,439 and paid Wakefield a salary adding up to $316,667 over that period for working 30 hours a week in 2010 and 2011 and 15 hours in 2012, according to IRS filings.”

Discredited autism guru Andrew Wakefield takes aim at CDC

What do you think of when you hear the name Andy Wakefield or that someone was “Wakefielded” these days?

Getting Wakefielded

Of course, anti-vax folks hold a different image of Andy Wakefield and a different idea of what it means to be Wakefielded…

Getting Wakefielded should refer to folks who get scared away from being vaccinated and then suffer a vaccine-preventable disease.
Remember that it isn’t just autism, anti-vaccine influencers have a multitude of different theories to explain how vaccines are to blame for everything.

To them, he isn’t a fraud, was proven right, and can do no wrong…

“To our community, Andrew Wakefield is Nelson Mandela and Jesus Christ rolled up into one.”

J.B. Handley

What does the rest of the world think?

Getting Wakefielded should refer to folks who get scared away from being vaccinated and then suffer a vaccine-preventable disease.

In the traditional sense, considering Wakefield’s retracted Lancet paper, getting Wakefielded refers to someone falsifying or manipulating research to make it seem like it proves something that it doesn’t.

What Getting Wakefielded Really Should Mean

As we are getting to know more about Andy Wakefield‘s activities since his paper was retracted and he lost his medical license, and the effects of his fraud, we know what getting Wakefielded really should mean!

“This is the legacy of the Wakefield scare,” said Dr. David Elliman, spokesman for the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, referring to a paper published in 1998 by Andrew Wakefield and colleagues that is widely rejected by scientists.

Measles uptick in Britain: Blame Andrew Wakefield’s autism-vaccine study

When a community is Wakefielded, they are hit with anti-vaccine messaging…

Was Samoa Wakefielded by RFK Jr and Taylor Winterstein, leading to an outbreak of measles?

The people of Samoa were Wakefielded by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr and Taylor Winterstein just before their big outbreak.

And then, not surprisingly, a big outbreak of a vaccine preventable disease soon seems to follow.

Was West Africa Wakefielded by Peter Aaby, leading to outbreaks of diphtheria?
Were parents in West Africa Wakefielded by Peter Aaby and his team? Made to think that the DPT vaccine was dangerous and now getting hit with low vaccination rates and deadly diphtheria outbreaks?

Which other communities might have been Wakefielded?

How many more people have been Wakefielded by today’s anti-vaccine influencers?

You Can Avoid Getting Wakefielded

Fortunately, it is very easy to avoid getting Wakefielded.

Was California Wakefielded by Bob Sears, leading to outbreaks of pertussis and measles?
Is there a connection between Bob Sears and the Disneyland measles outbreak?

Be a true skeptic and don’t listen to folks who try to scare you away from getting vaccinated and protected!

The whole world got Wakefielded in 2019.
Measles rates continued to soar and in 2019, globally, nearly 20 million infants didn’t get a million vaccine, leading to soaring deaths.

Vaccines are safe, with few risks, and they are necessary.

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Last Updated on May 27, 2024

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