Tributes sites and awards

People who don't seem to like me

On many occasions certain people (or person) have promised to make a web site about me to tell the world of my perfidy. The usual pattern is that the existence of the site is announced and grandiose claims are made about how it is being pumped into hundreds of search engines and how many visitors it is getting. (See examples at the GAL Chronicles.) The truth is that nobody looks at these sites because nobody knows they are there. The site builder eventually tells me about them (using someone else's name) and then removes them within a day or so. I have always promised to feature these sites here, so to avoid the possibility that people might miss out on the pleasure of seeing these things I have adopted the practice of downloading the contents and mirroring them on this site. After all, if someone builds a site to tell people how terrible I am, it would be a waste if I were to be the only person who saw it.

• William P O'Neill – Mr O'Neill has created 24 web sites about me.
• A Gutless Anonymous Liar (with a very familiar writing style) (2 November 2001). The page is as empty as a harasser's head.
• I am a pornographer!! Somebody actually paid money to run this advertisement.
• Something from 2005 that I didn't find until 2012. Apparently I'm dead.

Here are some sites not made by Mr O'Neill. Some of these links go to my comments, rather than the sites. You can get to the original sites from there.

• Catherine O'Driscoll
• Jack Shitman (and he did it TWICE!!)
• John Scudamore (This page is headed "Peter Bowditch explained", but just what it explains is a mystery.)
• Another one from John (This was in response to an article I wrote for Yahoo!7 News.)
• Fintan Dunne at SickofDoctors
• The anonymous writer of "Friends of Freedom" (The page shows severely edited material of which I am so ashamed that you can see it here.)
• Ilena Rosenthal (You have to scroll down the page to find the material about me. It includes the usual Ilena idiocy about Dr Stephen Barrett and grossly misrepresents what happened in a court action taken against me. Her statement that I "lost" and her representation that a statement that action had commenced was some form of disciplinary order by a court could be considered contemptuous of the Federal Court of Australia.)
• Jock Doubleday (Jock has a famous bogus "challenge" in which he pretends to offer money to doctors for doing something. He got upset because I mentioned it.)
• Tim Bolen, spokescretin for quacks and charlatans, has declared that I am a major centre for quackbusting and am about to be sued along with Wikipedia and Google.

I have also received a testimonial from the owners of a mailing list dedicated to spreading the word about not-a-medical-Dr Hulda Clark. I have been banned from the list, and you can see the evidence here. This is a great honour, as it suggests that they are frightened to talk in front of me.

Some time ago I was removed from the mailing list belonging to the Australian Vaccination Network. On 5 February, 2001, they paid me the signal honour of formally banning me (without telling me, of course). (See the evidence here.) It would be nice to think that this was because these people are ashamed of what they do and didn't want anyone to watch, but they are incapable of shame.

Some positive mentions

• This site was mentioned in the Washington Post's "NewsBytes" news service on 12 December, 2000. I am very flattered, especially as it was mentioned in the same sentence as the Simon Wiesenthal Center. http://www.newsbytes.com/news/00/159301.html
• The Millenium Project was mentioned in the September 2001 edition of the magazine Medical Tribune. You can go here to read about it.
• The September 30, 2003, edition of The Bulletin, Australia's oldest news magazine, included this site in their "Second Site: This Week's Top Links" list. It was described as "An anti anti-vaccination site that proves how heated the debate can become".
• The RatbagsDotCom site was nominated for the Australian Government Eureka Prize for Promoting Understanding of Science in the 2004 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes.
• There is a link to this site in Dr Paul Offit's book Vaccinated: One Man's Quest to Defeat the World's Deadliest Diseases
• In January 2010, The Millenium Project was selected for preservation by the National Library of Australia's Pandora project.