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And here we have the coup de grace on Morris's little conflict of interest, albeit a very personal one.
As visible, Morris has been a part of several different circumcision-positive societies, which is quite strange, on its face.

What are these organizations? The main ones you should pay attention to are
>Gligal Society
>Circlist
The former of which had his direct involvement.
Now, Gligal Society has gone under, and so has Circlist, really, but we do have an archive of Circlist to see what was going on that site before it got sterilized.
The founder of Gligal Society, btw, has been arrested for possession of child pornogrpahy. Not that it has anything to do with this, I just thought I should mention it.

>https://web.archive.org/web/20090606193846/http://www.circlist.com/preferences/preferences.html
Very suspicious logo aside, the website is akin to a circumcision cult.
TONS of pro-circumcision propaganda that is not based on fact, but on opinion, as well as invitations for, hold on, let me just quote it from the source,
>"Circlist has always permitted, and will continue to permit, circumcision related fetish/sexual postings/materials, straight, gay or otherwise. Individuals may use CIRCLIST to make contact with one another, including for sexual purposes. The list is not just a medical interest list, but rather all things circumcision, including circ-fetish, sexual info, medical info and a place to meet up with fellow circumcision enthusiasts and proponents."

Holy shit, hahahaha.
This is a literal circumcision fetish cult. I've skimmed through the archive and it's so fucking obvious that the site owner is mentally unwell (or really likes fetishizing cut cocks).

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Now where does this lead us?
Every time you see the name "Brian J. Morris", remember that our world trusts someone who not only misleads researchers, but is also a literal circumcision fetishist, when it comes to the objective truth to circumcisions.