'Not Everything Your Government Tells You Is True'
WND EXCLUSIVE — Asking listeners to put aside his political orientation for a moment, talk-radio host Michael Savage questioned the federal government’s recommendation that citizens get a flu shot.
“Did Harry Reid take a flu shot? Did Barack Obama take a flu shot? Did Barack Obama’s lovely family take a flu shot? Did Joe Biden take a flu shot?” Savage asked.
“Which of the mandarins took the flu shot?”
He explained that he was talking specifically about vaccines and was not advocating the avoidance of all pharmaceuticals.
Known for his many books on herbal medicines, Savage acknowledged he has benefited from “an awful lot of life-saving regular medicines.”
“The flu vaccine?” he asked. “No, I wouldn’t take it.”
Savage noted “not everything your government tells you is true.”
“So it’s good to have a cynic in radio who questions authority,” he said.
Michael Savage Warns Listeners About the Flu Vaccine
Except from the show..
Savage argued that Centers for Disease Control authorities have to guess what the vaccine should be made of.
“So they choose five strains out of 250-plus strains of Influenza A, and if they don’t choose the right one, you’re going to get sick,” he said.
“So you’re putting your faith in the CDC’s ability to guess the one that might be a pandemic.”
[...] The vaccine, he pointed out, contains formaldehyde and thimerosal – an organic compound containing mercury, which impairs the neurological and immune systems – along with detergents, antibiotics and allergens that cause infertility.
The CDC itself, he noted, lists some of these ingredients on its own website as harmful, though it insists the amounts in vaccines is negligible. » Read More
» WND
The Savage Nation
Listen to the entire show here..
Other Breaking News Items On WND
» 'Obama Uses Kids As Human Shields'
President blasted for bringing children into gun debate
» Human-Rights Panel: 'Gay' Trumps 'Faith'
Rules against Christians in disputes over homosexual activism
» Solar Flares Like 'Flash Bulbs at a Rock Concert'
'Behemoth' sunspot could 'break lengthy spell of calm space weather around our planet'