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Article Illustrate the deceptions

My comment above was first sent to Editor Boone at the Duluth reader and so contains questions I asked of him, it also include the wrong year that Gary's letter (with the bogus graphs) was published in the Duluth Reader. It should be August 29th 2019--not 2010!

Here is a letter I recently submitted to Reader's Inbox:

Hello Editor Boone,

After you posted my comments and provided the links I gave you for Gary Kohl’s deceptive graphs, I opened them, but when I tried to do so, the links for those graphs were not available (even though yesterday they were fully functional). However, I was able to copy one of them and post it in my word program which you can see below. I enlarged it a bit so you could see that it is completely the same as the graph of Gary's posted in your Aug 29th edition of Reader. However it does differ in some small but significant ways. This graph below says (England Wales) along its top, while the version Gary had you publish in your Aug 29th issue only shows the word “measles,” in its upper right

I want readers to open the link to this graph, see it with their own eyes, and compare it to the one in Gary Kohl’s August 29th 2019 article, so they can witness his deceptions concerning the effectiveness of vaccines.

I should also mention that the graph Gary posted at the top right of page 13 in the aug. 29th issue of reader, is about scarlet fever, not measles, which is interesting because scarlet fever cannot be prevented with vaccinations. It's caused by bacteria not a virus!

I want readers to see the graph below with their own eyes and compare it with the one in Gary Kohl’s August 29th 2019 article so they can witness his deceptions concerning the effectiveness of vaccines.

This graph was found at: https://www.google.com/search?tbm=isch&sxsrf=ACYBGNSPtPNLxK5qtyxWZSVb7WEpRpiMrQ:1568462556297&q=graphs+and+charts+depicting+information+about+infectious+diseases,+vaccines,&chips=q:graphs+and+charts+depicting+information+about+infectious+diseases+vaccines,online_chips:measles&usg=AI4_-kRoBJbW7QYKp2slkN2kINkEgpr7_A&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj2uousotDkAhVdJTQIHeEMDYUQ4lYIMCgD&biw=1229&bih=604&dpr=1.56

It's identical to Gary’s but the fact that his provides fraudulent information is very important for the Public to see—especially because it is a public composed of anxious parents who might change their minds when they are confronted with Gary’s deceptions. However, I wouldn't be surprised if it has been recently removed to avoid being viewed by Questioning human eyes.

Sincerely, Peter W. Johnson

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