Apparently the person who complained is called Fiona O'Leary. She's an 'autism advocate' i.e she believes that ASD is a 'gift', it's just 'neuro-diversity', the kids aren't sick. 1-in-50 have always been autistic, there's no increase etc etc. So someone living in Ireland can complain that a documentary she doesn't like is being shown in a city in another country & she gets listened to?!! I think you could call her a 'useful fool' that helps the corporations benefiting from mass vaccination.
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Fiona is a real whiner, who says that she is personally being attacked if somebody else tells their own personal story of how their child regressed into autism after vaccines.
I've looked at her Facebook page and she has only a few followers and is constantly griping about how horrible she has been treated by "VaxXed" supporters.
First of all, not every case of autism is the same. I can not tell her that her own personal story is wrong. And she should not tell other people that their own personal story is wrong.
The media lists her as the complainer about the VaxXed movie -- but I'm sure that pharmaceutical companies and their minions are pushing very very hard and wielding their weapon of financial support to the university.
It doesn't make as good publicity to say in the newspapers that the manufacturers of the vaccines are the ones pushing to stop the movie. It is better press to blame it on someone like Fiona who is supposedly being attacked and discriminated against.
Well put CC. She has a very weird position....trying to control what OTHER PEOPLE are doing...trying to censor what OTHER PEOPLE can see. Unfortunately you get a lot of this in the ASD space (maybe it's elsewhere too), almost all Facebook groups about ASD are moderated by people just like her. They keep a very tight control over what can be shared on the group.... for example, a mother reporting fantastic gains in her ASD kid after a diet change or supplements will get thrown out... that's 'dangerous' information (because it contradicts their world view).