When did Gemma O Doherty go batshyt crazy?

batgoat

lbc2019 wrote: »

Bull. I was finally diagnosed as being on the autism spectrum 39 years after I was born-Why? Ireland didnt have the knowledge resources or money to diagnose in 1983.

Pretty much everywhere in terms of diagnoses tbh. Reason I previously mentioned dyslexia is because you'll find loads with dyslexia in 30s/40s who were never diagnosed till later life.

francois

one world order wrote: »

Again not Lizard or slugs or yeties. It's the same luciferian worshipping people that control the world through the financial system, MSM, music and film industry. However as we live in their bubble, the reality of the world being controlled by an evil operating behind the scenes is beyond our understanding.

Well played *slow hand clap*
meanwhile in the real world
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2019/mar/04/no-link-between-autism-and-mmr-affirms-major-study

TomSweeney

one world order wrote: »

In the 70's autism was 1 in 80. Now it is 15% and they are hoping to get it to 1 in 3 by 2050. Tens of thousands of parents have seen a dramatic change in their child's behaviour after getting a government vaccine. However as we are completely oblivious to the uniform brainwashing from the mainstream media, this explosion in autism will continue. Lets all trust the MSM rather than real parents.

Have you a reliable source for these stats ?

I'm genuinely curious, if the increase is as big as you say, I would think it's more to do with diet and pollution than a vaccine.


And who are "hoping to get it to 1/3 by 2050" ??

marieholmfan

Now Gemma claims to have exposed Noel Whelan's plan to encourage Muslims to stand for local elections (presumably for FF) how is that an exposé?

It's like she has gone mad or something.

TomSweeney

francois wrote: »

Well played *slow hand clap*
meanwhile in the real world
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2019/mar/04/no-link-between-autism-and-mmr-affirms-major-study

ah ha!
Thanks for that shot of sense.

From the same article..

Doubts about MMR were sown by the gastroenterologist Andrew Wakefield, who hypothesised in 1998 that it was linked to autism. The symptoms of the condition often begin to manifest at about the time the jab is given, between 12 and 15 months old.
The theory has been discredited and Wakefield was later disbarred from practising medicine

one world order

francois wrote: »

Well played *slow hand clap*
meanwhile in the real world
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2019/mar/04/no-link-between-autism-and-mmr-affirms-major-study

And reverts to the mainstream, Guardian no less. We really are sheep.

TomSweeney

one world order wrote: »

And reverts to the mainstream, Guardian no less. We really are sheep.

I'm the first to be cautious with the guardian on other topics, but these studies are reliable.


That doctor was a hack job.

francois

one world order wrote: »

And reverts to the mainstream, Guardian no less. We really are sheep.

And reverts to entirely predictable response.
The Guardian did not do the study either

" journal Annals of Internal Medicine, which is published by the American College of Physicians, was written by Danish researchers, who also conducted one of the key studies to disprove the link in 2002. Their latest work involves 6,517 cases of autism, the biggest number to date, among 650,000 children on the Danish population registry, followed over 10 years."

When you have completed your longitudinal study on MMR jabs, please feel free to share the information.

ollkiller

one world order wrote: »

In the 70's autism was 1 in 80. Now it is 15% and they are hoping to get it to 1 in 3 by 2050. Tens of thousands of parents have seen a dramatic change in their child's behaviour after getting a government vaccine. However as we are completely oblivious to the uniform brainwashing from the mainstream media, this explosion in autism will continue. Lets all trust the MSM rather than real parents.

According to studies it's anywhere between 1 in 59 and 1 in 77 depending how accurate the school records in that location are. The more accurate the higher the rate. Which means diagnosis is much improved nowadays. It was 1 in 80 back in the 70's because it was never diagnosed properly.

Alzheimer's wasn't diagnosed properly in the 70's and 80's. My grandmother didn't get diagnosed for years even though it was blatantly there. Does that mean because diagnosis is improving that the incidence rate is higher. No.

Hoping to have a 1 in 3 rate, cop on. Seriously just cop on.

Regarding Gemma. Don't use twitter so have checked her facebook. Wowsers. She's playing the game well. Notice how she never comments on her threads, just put it out there and let the ****show commence. A lot an angry people on that page. I always find the really angry people are the ones who won't do anything to better their own lives and need someone to blame.

TaurenDruid

one world order wrote: »

And reverts to the mainstream, Guardian no less. We really are sheep.

You get that it wasn't the Guardian that carried out the study? That they're only reporting on it, after publication of the study in medical journals?

The Nal

TaurenDruid wrote: »

You get that it wasn't the Guardian that carried out the study? That they're only reporting on it, after publication of the study in medical journals?

Guardian are globalists who are in cahoots with the 5G lot, the chemtrails guys and the water poisoner crew all to create one global government. Wake up sheeple!

Birneybau

The Nal wrote: »

Guardian are globalists who are in cahoots with the 5G lot, the chemtrails guys and the water poisoner crew all to create one global government. Wake up sheeple!

TaurenDruid

The Nal wrote: »

Guardian are globalists who are in cahoots with the 5G lot, the chemtrails guys and the water poisoner crew all to create one global government. Wake up sheeple!

Your post reminds me - I should call in to Gamer's World soon and pick up a copy of Illuminati: New World Order - a great conspiracy beer and pretzels cardgame. What's sad is a lot of Gemma's recent stuff is exactly the kind of thing you'd find in the game...

ohnonotgmail

TaurenDruid wrote: »

Your post reminds me - I should call in to Gamer's World soon and pick up a copy of Illuminati: New World Order - a great conspiracy beer and pretzels cardgame. What's sad is a lot of Gemma's recent stuff is exactly the kind of thing you'd find in the game...

well you dont think she makes it up on her own do you?

francois

TaurenDruid wrote: »

Your post reminds me - I should call in to Gamer's World soon and pick up a copy of Illuminati: New World Order - a great conspiracy beer and pretzels cardgame. What's sad is a lot of Gemma's recent stuff is exactly the kind of thing you'd find in the game...

I can recommend the "Illuminatus! Trilogy" by Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson, a great satire of nutty conspiracy theories, which weirdly. seems to have given rise to conspiracy theories

TaurenDruid

francois wrote: »

I can recommend the "Illuminatus! Trilogy" by Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson, a great satire of nutty conspiracy theories, which weirdly. seems to have given rise to conspiracy theories

fnord!

BBFAN

Joeytheparrot wrote: »

Who is hoping it will be 1 in 3?

Our evil overlords. :rolleyes:

lbc2019

Whats people's problems with 5G?

Ipso

one world order wrote: »

And reverts to the mainstream, Guardian no less. We really are sheep.

Seriously, still using the term sheep. Your flock have no sense of irony.

Ipso

lbc2019 wrote: »

Whats people's problems with 5G?

The gay unicorns need to power the turbines that spread the chemtrails.

DS86DS

Gemma O'Doherty interview with John Waters on Cultural Marxism.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQXBRj_kKLg

The Nal

Thankfully her "huge" numbers of viewers for these lunatic livestreams are pathetically small. 0.04% of the population.

TaurenDruid

lbc2019 wrote: »

Whats people's problems with 5G?

5G is essentially WiFi? I wouldn't presume to know what's in the mind of Gemma (and her website doesn't actually go into detail on anything to presumably head off actual debate) but I'd guess it's a combination of "they'll use it to track you everywhere" and "the WiFi radiation will give us all autism if we haven't already got it from the vaccines!"

It's funny, when Irish Water were still trying to meter houses, we had an anti-water charges campaigner call to the door with a petition and a list of 20 reasons why we should oppose charges and meters being installed. Now, I've no problem at all with opposition to water charges, but sprinkled through the sensible and logical reasons were gems such as:

* "Smart meters will not work in the event of an EMP." I asked the campaigner if they knew what an EMP was. They didn't.

* "Radio waves from the smart meters are a form of radiation and may cause cancer." I asked if they had a smartphone, or WiFi in their house. They had both...

The Nal

5G is not wifi or 5Ghz.

5G refers to a cellular standard. ie data on your phone when youre out and about.

5Ghz (gigahertz) is a frequency on your wireless router. Most wifi and bluetooth operate on 2.4Ghz or 5Ghz. Think of it like a radio station frequency.

5G is just marketing speak for the 5th generation of cellular standard which has nothing to do with wifi operating on 5Ghz.

Gemma and the crazies are (apparently) worried that its going to fry our brains via cell tower radiation but we've had towers since 2G, for 30 years.

Shes a complete idiot.

humberklog

So she's putting forward a thesis that communists infiltrated that Catholic church in the 20's-30's and they started the sexual abuse in order to destabilise the organisation from within?

That's as far as I got.

Hotblack Desiato

humberklog wrote: »

So she's putting forward a thesis that communists infiltrated that Catholic church in the 20's-30's and they started the sexual abuse in order to destabilise the organisation from within?

That's as far as I got.

Well Pope Francis says that Satan did it, so who's crazier?

ohnonotgmail

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

Well Pope Francis says that Satan did it, so who's crazier?

wow, you really do ask the hardest questions.

KikiLaRue

humberklog wrote: »

So she's putting forward a thesis that communists infiltrated that Catholic church in the 20's-30's and they started the sexual abuse in order to destabilise the organisation from within?

That's as far as I got.

Same.

Her live streams are crazy long - almost two hours. I'd imagine a lot of them are people who dip in for a minute or two like that.

humberklog

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

Well Pope Francis says that Satan did it, so who's crazier?

I've posted previously that I don't think Gemma is crazy. I don't know anything about the Pope, don't care to either.

Grayson

lbc2019 wrote: »

Whats people's problems with 5G?

personally my problem is how long I'll have to wait for the rollout. And even then some how I'll be guaranteed to be living in the one spot where I won't get reception.

mzungu

DS86DS wrote: »

Gemma O'Doherty interview with John Waters on Cultural Marxism.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQXBRj_kKLg

Two spoofers talking about a conspiracy theory?

Life is way to short to indulge that kind of nonsense.

The Nal

KikiLaRue wrote: »

Same.

Her live streams are crazy long - almost two hours. I'd imagine a lot of them are people who dip in for a minute or two like that.

Thats what conspiracy nutters do. With an absence of fact or proof they chuck large volumes at things hoping some of it sticks or hope it'll muddy the waters a bit.

ArmaniJeanss

The Nal wrote: »

Gemma and the crazies are (apparently) worried that its going to fry our brains via cell tower radiation but we've had towers since 2G, for 30 years.

Shes a complete idiot.

Worth pointing out to any youngsters here that back around 1993-1996 mobile phone masts was a big issue, the sort of thing where Prime Time would open with an industry expert up against some concerned citizen who wanted masts stopped until science had proven that they were 100% safe.
And usually accompanied by vox pops where people threatened to tear them down if they were put up within 500metres of schools, and didn't want them spoiling the look of their village.
So nothing really changes, it was probably the same attitude to electric poles 80 years ago.

The Nal

ArmaniJeanss wrote: »

Worth pointing out to any youngsters here that back around 1993-1996 mobile phone masts was a big issue, the sort of thing where Prime Time would open with an industry expert up against some concerned citizen who wanted masts stopped until science had proven that they were 100% safe.
And usually accompanied by vox pops where people threatened to tear them down if they were put up within 500metres of schools, and didn't want them spoiling the look of their village.
So nothing really changes, it was probably the same attitude to electric poles 80 years ago.

Yep remember the "Veronica Guerin" had 96 tumours in her ear when she died" nonsense?

Ipso

The Nal wrote: »

Yep remember the "Veronica Guerin" had 96 tumours in her ear when she died" nonsense?

Were the tumours small or the ears big?

Annasopra

The Nal wrote: »

Thankfully her "huge" numbers of viewers for these lunatic livestreams are pathetically small. 0.04% of the population.

Ah theres a lot of bots and crazy Americans there too

The Nal

Joeytheparrot wrote: »

Ah theres a lot of bots and crazy Americans there too

Yeah if you look at her social media followers youll see a lot with zero content andfollowers.

Shes a national embarrassment.

Annasopra

I see Gemma deliberately lied again about the ISIS woman. How do people still fall for her absolute bull shï ttery

PopePalpatine

It's called "confirmation bias", the same reason you get drive-by posters dumping an hours-long video about how the west is doomed.

Ipso

Joeytheparrot wrote: »

I see Gemma deliberately lied again about the ISIS woman. How do people still fall for her absolute bull shï ttery

Or as George Costanza says, it’s not a lie if you believe it.
Hanlon’s razor.

lbc2019

So today she conflates a traffic accident with an attack by Isis in Sweden

An Ciarraioch

Her manifesto:

http://twitter.com/gemmaod1/status/1104843427261362176

The Nal

"prepare for Irexit".

lol

Can't wait to see the paltry attendance in Ashbourne later.

Pherekydes

The Nal wrote: »

"prepare for Irexit".

lol

Can't wait to see the paltry attendance in Ashbourne later.

It will be positively Trumpian. 30000 people crammed into a ballroom fit for 200 people.

Ipso

An Ciarraioch wrote: »

Her manifesto:

http://twitter.com/gemmaod1/status/1104843427261362176

At least it’s bi-partisan: right wing paranoia and left wing hippyism/anti corporation.

TaurenDruid

G'OD: "And I say that we should have a MEDIC-LED health service!"

*applause*

G'OD: "Turf out all the managers from the HSE!"

*rapturous applause*

G'OD: "Ban the vaccines and big pharma!"

Voice from the back: "But Gemma - it's actually medics that say vaccines save lives?!"

G'OD: "We'll TURF OUT those medics and get new ones!"

Pherekydes

An Ciarraioch wrote: »

Her manifesto:

http://twitter.com/gemmaod1/status/1104843427261362176

I wonder will #3 apply to her and her cronies when they take over? :rolleyes:

Ipso

Pherekydes wrote: »

I wonder will #3 apply to her and her cronies when they take over? :rolleyes:

Less of that or number 11 won’t apply to you.

SoundsRight

The red carpet we're rolling out for a Jihadi bride is like something Gemma would be accused of making up.

Arthur Daley

I was fairly sure item number 4 once mentionned 'end evictions'. Anyway, today it speaks of limiting evictions. Which is a step in the right direction. Because a world with no evictions (or threat of evictions) would be a world without private property, and in the end game it's a world of communism.