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25,000 Times as much Mercury in Flu Vaccine as in Tuna

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Last night on the Glenn Beck show they covered the pros and

cons of the vaccine and the flu. They didn’t try to force

conclusions on the audience, they just presented the info. You can go to www.glennbeck.com to find audio and

his newsletter if you want more into.

 

One of the things they mentioned that impressed me the most

was that the flu shot contains 25,000 times as much Mercury as is in the

average can of tuna, and you know we have been warned for years not to eat more

than a couple of cans of tuna a month! But they will approve injecting

children with 25,000 times as much—which researchers are beginning to

suspect, and parents already believe, is causing AUTISM in children, and

hitting boys harder than girls for some reason. Two years ago 1 child in

167 had autism, mostly boys. The report I read a day or two ago said 1 in

91 now have autism and still mostly boys.

 

 

The other point he made that really rattled me was that none

of the vaccines are made here, most are made in Europe, and ALL contain

ingredients from China!!!

 

We all know China’s

record on killing people with average every day products, like Melamine in baby

formula! Melamine is a cheap protein so they add it to the milk, but it

is also POISON! MANY of their own kids died as well as ours. And they

added lead in paint on little kids toys!!! So what corners have they cut

to provide these ingredients to the mfrs. of the vaccine?????

 

We all have to make up our own minds and decide. What

will you do????

 

Jan

 

 

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