If you’re a doctor specializing in the brain and you’re already arguing that the people who make vaccines should determine if they’re safe, don’t make remarks like this:
Vaccines make children more intelligent.
It all began with an exchange on Twitter. The exchange started with neuropathologist Michael Paolini spouting the usual lie that all experts think vaccines are safe. He was promptly corrected.
Sure, the scientists who make them and the doctors like you who give them.
— Jake L. Crosby (@JakeLCrosby) April 23, 2018
IOW, the people who poison the kids.
— Jake L. Crosby (@JakeLCrosby) April 23, 2018
That was when he dropped this gem.
Vaccines make children more intelligent.
— Michael Paolini (@DrPaolini) April 23, 2018
The tweet drew much amusement.
Dr. Michael Paolini: “Vaccines Make Children More Intelligent” https://t.co/5RqyS924Am #VaxPusher
— NAMELY LIBERTY (@2ndfor1st) April 24, 2018
His friends rushed to his defense, trying to explain it away.
He was being facetious.
— Sarah (@Plasticdoe) April 24, 2018
The problem is that docs like Paolini are so biased when it comes to vaccination. It is hard to tell when they’re kidding or not.
Paolini is going to take his medical wisdom to Louisiana State University Health Science Center (sleuthing by NAMELY LIBERTY):
In July 2018, Dr. Michael Paolini will be joining us as Director of the Autopsy service and leader of Neuropathology diagnostic services. Michael completed his medical degree at Baylor College of Medicine where he also received a Master’s degree in Neuroscience. He completed his Anatomic Pathology residency and a two year fellowship in Neuropathology at Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education.
Don’t trust any autopsy from LSU after July, especially if it was on anyone who died from a vaccine.