Nice post Graham.
One wouldn't think saying "more research is warranted" would cause such a hubbub, but alas, it does.
I posted the other day about a study which linked H1N1 flu vaccine with increased risk of miscarriage and it had the same conclusion at the end.
It doesn't appear to matter how many studies such as this come out because I always get the same sorts of reply when I attempt to inform people.
They simply will not allow themselves to consider the possibility that they might have been misled about certain things, even when evidence of previous wrongdoing is provided.
It's similar to conversations I have with my girlfriend when I call into question the latest terror attack and that it might be a false flag. I don't understand the logic personally. How can you be convinced that Sandy Hook was a hoax for example yet not question every single event afterwards.
I saw that study! Crazy stuff. Same "triggered" reaction from the same friend. I think patience is key, but Jeeze if it doesn't take some folks a loooong time to come out of the programming. I guess I am still escaping, too, but once I had that "lightbulb" moment, there was really no turning back.