The longer professor Wessely's campaign about the death threats lasts, the clearer it becomes that it is simply a campaign of bullying the sick and disabled

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If there were really death threats issued against Prof Simon Wessely, then the police should deal with them and we don't need to read about them in the papers on a daily base for weeks.

The more often this is published, the clearer it becomes that professor Wessely does not want the police to be involved and that he does not want the police to solve the issue.

All he wants is to remain in power, and to make sure that no one finds out that ME/CFS is a severely disabling infectious disease.

He also wants to make sure that no one finds out that there are thousands of scientific papers showing all sorts of physical abnormalities in people with ME/CFS which are deliberately ignored by CBT psychiatrists, the CDC, the NHS and Nice to the detriment of millions of severely ill people.

As a doctor in general, and as a patient who has been bedridden for many many years and is totally dependent on others, in particular, I can't say I'm very impressed with this sort of doctoring.


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